Ruger 66 nylon
Due to nervous fingers I have disassembled the ruger 66 nylon and now it jams all the time. If someone has a assembly diagram it would be appreciated.
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Saxon is right if it's a Nylon 66 it's a Remington.If you can post address or e-mail address I'll send you a copy.
ATF0 -
Sorry,I forgot to welcome you to the forum.
ATF
Edited by - ATF on 12/09/2002 11:58:180 -
Make sure you put the ejector in the right way. The nylon has some tricky pins and springs but if you didn't take apart anything except the cover,barrel, and bolt you shouldn't have a big problem.
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Welcome aboard. If for some reason, you can't reach 'ATF', go to http://www.remington.com/default and they will get it to you.
Quod principi placuit legis habet vigorem.Semper Fidelis0 -
If it will not feed at all, You most likely forgot to put the ejector back in..They usually fall out onto the floor when removing the receiver cover.... It doesn't even look like a gun part.. It's a piece of sheet metal bent at a 90 Degree angle an it slides in the side opposite the ejection port and is held in place by the receiver cover.... Hope this helps..Good luck.
Edited by - JIM STARK on 12/10/2002 08:53:20
Edited by - JIM STARK on 12/10/2002 17:58:220 -
Thanks for the welcome and you are all right it is a remington...LOL
and thanks for the help..ATF the email is sebrady@allwest.net Thanks again.0 -
I have copies of the Remington Field Service Manual. Can e-mail it to you. It's about 12 pages long. Let me know if you need it. The Nylon 66 is one of the most difficult .22's to work on, but it can be done. (many parts are molded in and then the stock is basically glued together) Other parts do like to fall out easily.
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Here's a link to the parts diagram...hope this helps...
http://www.urban-armory.com/diagrams/rem66.htm0
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