Hi and welcome to NylonRyples.com Nylon Media Podcast. My name is Lee and I'd like to welcome you to our first video podcast. Today I wanted to go through one of the most common questions that we get on the website and that is how do I disassemble my Nylon66? How do I disassemble this baby? It's a lot easier than you might think. If you follow a few simple steps and make sure that you do a little bit of prep work and I mean little. Just a few things that'll make it so much easier when you go to put it back together and while you're disassembling it. So let's go ahead and get into it. The first thing that you want to do when you're ready to disassemble your Nylon rifle 66, your Remington Nylon 66, is take the feet to about. Go ahead and just pull that right out of there set aside make sure you don't lose it. Next thing you want to do is turn around to the side here and pull the bolt handle completely out. Just a little piece of plastic just pull right out just grab it firmly and give it a yank. That'll pull right out of there. I almost forgot before we go any further you want to make sure that number one you put the safety on. I need to put this back in for just a second. Number two make sure the gun is cocked and that the safety is on. This will help to retain the hammer so that when you go to pull the slide out the bolt you won't have a problem. So now that we've got the the feet to about we've got the safety on and the gun cocked. We're in good shape. So we'll go ahead and pull that handle back off. Next thing we want to do is on the right hand side of the gun there are two screws one and two. We'll go ahead and pull those out of here. Just use a screw driver and unscrew both of those as you see here. They should come out really easy once you get them loosened up. Give them a few things one and two. Once you have those screws out grab firmly a hole to the front receiver cover like so and pull firmly up and back so it comes completely off the gun. Now have the receiver cover as you see here once that off is off you want to go to the retractor and this is just a little piece that comes out and you set that aside as well. We need to go to the bottom of the rifle and right here is the rifle retaining screw. So we'll go ahead and pull that out of here. You can use either a screw driver or you can use a coin to loosen this up. So we'll loosen that screw up. This screw you want to loosen up until it's just about the screw head is just about out completely out of the out from the stock. Don't remove it all the way because you need that to help to loosen the retaining collar here. So what you do is you push that screw up that pushes the retaining collar up and you'll be able to pull the barrel just completely out. So there's your barrel as you see and I'll set that aside and now we have the the bolt and we can go ahead and completely remove the screw in the bottom to pull the the barrel retaining collar out. So we pull that screw out, pull the collar out, set that aside and we can go ahead and pull the bolt completely out as you see here. Go ahead and put that aside. You also see a pin and the spring that helps the return of the slide of the bolt and that leaves us with the hammer assembly. You see a tube right here that's what guides the hammer. Now this gets a little bit tricky. At this point this is where we need to release the hammer so that we can remove it. It's under pressure by a spring back here. So you need to hold push that hammer down with one hand, release the safety and squeeze the trigger gently and slowly with the other hand. That will release that will release the hammer and allow you to pull it completely out and you can bring the spring right along with it. Once that's out you can pull the the slide tube and that gives you the basic disassembly of the nylon 66 rifle. Now you can go ahead and continue to disassemble the whole trigger assembly which you'll see right down in there but getting into that you start getting into some flat springs that you can break and that kind of stuff. So unless you're a pretty good gunsmith I would say stay out of that. The basic disassembly that I just did should allow you to clean up the any carbon deposits and some of that dirty. Now this is a little bit dirty as you can see I need to clean it up but that should get you going. Thanks for joining us if you'd like to find out more about disassembling the nylon 66 a little bit more go ahead on over to the website nylonryfls.com and check out the documents page where we have complete disassembly guide for the nylon 66. If you'd like to find out more about our site we do have a forum that you can join at nylonryfls.com slash forward slash forums. Until next time keep on planking. Good little gun.