I am currently disassembling the bolt on a Winchester 94. I have run into a problem removing a pin.
The ejector stop pin holds the ejector spring in place. It goes through the ejector hole.
I have been unable to get this out with a 1/16 punch.
Looking closely at the bolt and pin, it appears when this was first assembled back in 1908 the pin was put into the ejector hole and some machining had been done. On both sides of the ejector hole the pin is perfectly flush with the bolt. I could best describe it as it looks like it was filed smooth with the bold. I have not seen this on any other pin that I have removed. This is the last pin to remove in the disassembly of the firearm.
Any ideas on how I can get this pin out? Does it matter what side of the bolt I attempt the removal process from.
Thanks for any help that can be provided
The ejector stop pin holds the ejector spring in place. It goes through the ejector hole.
I have been unable to get this out with a 1/16 punch.
Looking closely at the bolt and pin, it appears when this was first assembled back in 1908 the pin was put into the ejector hole and some machining had been done. On both sides of the ejector hole the pin is perfectly flush with the bolt. I could best describe it as it looks like it was filed smooth with the bold. I have not seen this on any other pin that I have removed. This is the last pin to remove in the disassembly of the firearm.
Any ideas on how I can get this pin out? Does it matter what side of the bolt I attempt the removal process from.
Thanks for any help that can be provided