Remington Nylon 66: Anvil 0147

Published on May 23, 2025
Duration: 46:26

This guide details the disassembly and cleaning process for a Remington Nylon 66 Mohawk 10C. It covers removing the magazine, receiver cover, barrel, and all internal trigger group components. The process emphasizes careful handling of small parts and springs, with a focus on cleaning rust and preparing the firearm for reassembly. The guide also touches on the unique plastic construction and internal mechanisms of the Nylon 66.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Introduction to the Nylon 66 Mohawk 10C
  2. 00:22Rarity and Condition of the Mohawk 10C
  3. 00:58Preparing for Disassembly and Cleaning
  4. 01:27Magazine Removal
  5. 01:50Receiver Screw Removal
  6. 02:20Bolt Removal
  7. 02:32Top Receiver Cover Removal
  8. 03:58Barrel Removal Process
  9. 04:02Barrel Retention Screw and Plate
  10. 06:44Hammer and Hammer Guide Removal
  11. 07:20Detent Pin and Safety Ball Removal
  12. 08:03Sear and Trigger Guard Removal
  13. 08:49Safety Mechanism Removal
  14. 09:08Pin Identification and Handling
  15. 09:30Internal Component Photography for Reassembly
  16. 10:14Trigger and Spring Removal
  17. 11:08Plastic Construction of the Nylon 66
  18. 11:47Sear Removal and Spring Identification
  19. 13:08Disconnector and Spring Removal
  20. 13:59Trigger Spring Removal and Hooking Mechanism
  21. 15:14Magazine Release Mechanism
  22. 16:07Nylon 66 Feeding System Overview
  23. 17:15Boiling Parts for Rust Removal
  24. 17:38Action Rebuild and Safety Function
  25. 18:14Trigger and Sear Relationship
  26. 19:39Bolt Recocking and Reset Mechanism
  27. 20:01Semi-Automatic Trigger Design Principles
  28. 21:02Internal Cleanliness and Bolt Face Inspection
  29. 21:40Ejector Plate and Groove
  30. 21:57Nylon 66 Reputation and Comparison
  31. 22:18Disconnector Support Pin Installation
  32. 22:36Sear Pin Installation
  33. 23:26Sear Installation on Larger Pin
  34. 24:25Spring Installation Logistics
  35. 25:00Importance of Pin Management
  36. 25:29Blind Pin Usage for Spring Support
  37. 26:16Sear and Blind Pin Alignment
  38. 26:54Sear Installation Complete
  39. 27:14Disconnector and Sear Reassembly
  40. 27:46Trigger Reassembly
  41. 28:30Trigger Spring and Pivot Hole
  42. 29:10Trigger Functionality Test (External)
  43. 30:03Safety Mechanism Reassembly
  44. 30:38Safety Functionality Test
  45. 31:30Safety Bar Pivot and Sear Bar Interaction
  46. 32:17Safety Snap Action and Detent Ball
  47. 33:10Cover Plate Reinstallation
  48. 33:18Lubrication Considerations for Nylon 66
  49. 34:00Trigger Guard Reinstallation
  50. 34:16Trigger Group Reassembly Complete
  51. 35:01Barrel and Harness Reassembly
  52. 35:11Nested Spring Lubrication
  53. 35:36Firing Pin Spring and Block
  54. 36:07Bolt and Sear Interaction during Reassembly
  55. 36:35Holding Down Components for Reassembly
  56. 37:33Internal Spring and Firing Pin Interaction
  57. 37:37Unlocked Bolt System Handling
  58. 37:57Plate Installation and Screw Engagement
  59. 38:13Barrel Retention Device Tightening
  60. 39:16Barrel Retention Device Installation Complete
  61. 39:50Ejector Installation
  62. 40:16Rust Removal from Parts
  63. 40:22Front Sight Inspection and Cleaning
  64. 41:00Screw Cleaning and Reinstallation
  65. 41:35Nylon Housing Alignment and Hammering
  66. 42:23Final Cover Plate Check
  67. 42:28Front Sight Screw Reinstallation
  68. 43:12Firearm Reassembly Complete
  69. 43:24Post-Repair Functionality Test
  70. 43:40Semi-Automatic Fire Control Mechanism Test
  71. 44:18Safety Engagement and Trigger Test
  72. 44:33Live Fire Test (Limited Rounds)
  73. 44:46Project Summary and Model Identification
  74. 45:12Troubleshooting Failures to Feed
  75. 45:27Advice for Beginning Gunsmiths and .22LR Market
  76. 45:50Concluding Remarks and Learning Outcomes

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