Maintain an M60 Machine Gun Reviews
Replace the M60 Bolt and Operating Rod Assembly
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&pageText=To replace the M60 bolt and operating rod assembly, you must:&
&bulletText1=Position bolt&
&bulletText2=Position operating rod yoke&
&bulletText3=Compress firing pin spring&
&bulletText4=Seat operating rod yoke&
&bulletText5=Push forward on rear of bolt&
&bulletText6=Insert operating rod and bolt into receiver&
&bulletText7=Insert driver spring guide into driver spring&
&bulletText8=Insert driver spring&
&bulletText9=Pull trigger&
&bulletText10=Push in driver spring&
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&popText1=Hold the bolt in one hand with the camming slot up and the face of the bolt toward your body.&
&popText2=With your other hand, position the rear of the operating rod yoke against the firing pin spool.&
&popText3=Push the spool forward to compress the firing pin spring.&
&popText4=Seat the yoke between the firing pin spool, and allow the yoke to slide back in the bolt assembly.&
&popText5=Push forward on the rear of the bolt, so the bolt rotates until the locking lugs are vertical and the cam roller is up.&
&popText6=Push the operating rod and bolt into the receiver until the end of the operating rod is even with the rear of the receiver.&
&popText7=Insert the driving spring guide into the driving spring.&
&popText8=Insert the free end of the driving spring into the opening of the operating rod.&
&popText9=Pull and hold the trigger.&
&popText10=Push the driving spring until the head of the guide is about one inch from the receiver.&
