[slammer]

Hi to get the bolt back in place pull the trigger and slide it in, to remove, pull trigger and take out.
Hope to have helped

[Hawg]

Originally Posted by slammer

Hi to get the bolt back in place pull the trigger and slide it in, to remove, pull trigger and take out.
Hope to have helped

Don't know much about Mausers do you?

[GarandGuy]

To avoid a fiasco here, remember to keep the bolt cocked for removal and replacement, but you do not have to pull the trigger to remove a cocked bolt, you use the bolt release on the left rear portion of the action. And yes it is a pain in the butt to cock a bolt to replace it in the rifle as the party saw when he got his rifle. I have a severly Bubba'd K98 that I am going to donate to Stalkingbear for a caliber change / rebarrel. Why? I have no use for the 8mm / 7.92x57mm. I just hope the party that had the problem had a bench vise handy and some old rags or boards to wrap the bolt with to avoid marring.

[WILDCATT]

Hawg:be nice now.he only has a 22.wait til he takes the firing pin out.

[hunter Joe]

Collecting and Shooting the Surplus Military Rifle - Bolt Disassembly and Reassembly Trick

Try this link