Stoner 63 (Rob Arms M96) - Field Strip

Published on September 20, 2019
Duration: 11:36

This video provides a detailed field strip and reassembly guide for the Robinson Arms M96, which is based on the Stoner 63 platform. The instructor walks through the process step-by-step, highlighting specific pins and mechanisms unique to this firearm, emphasizing care during disassembly and reassembly to ensure proper function.

Quick Summary

To field strip the Robinson Arms M96 (Stoner 63), first ensure it's clear and set the fire selector to 'fire'. Remove the handguard, then pull the charging handle back and actuate the bolt hold-open. Depress the barrel latch button to remove the barrel. Continue by removing receiver pins, stock, and magwell to access the bolt carrier and op rod for further disassembly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Overview
  2. 00:43Safety Check & Initial Setup
  3. 00:52Handguard Removal
  4. 01:34Barrel Removal
  5. 02:10Receiver Pin Removal
  6. 02:34Stock Removal
  7. 03:36Magwell Removal
  8. 03:55Bolt Carrier & Op Rod Separation
  9. 05:21Bolt Carrier Assembly Removal
  10. 05:23Op Rod Removal
  11. 06:29Bolt Carrier Group Disassembly
  12. 07:07Reassembly - Internals
  13. 08:42Reassembly - Receiver Components
  14. 10:10Reassembly - Barrel Installation
  15. 10:52Reassembly - Handguard
  16. 11:14Final Check & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you remove the barrel from the Robinson Arms M96?

To remove the barrel from the Robinson Arms M96, first ensure the firearm is clear. Pull the charging handle fully rearward and actuate the bolt hold-open. Then, press the barrel latch button located on the receiver down to unlock the barrel, and slide it out.

What is the recommended setting for the fire selector on the M96 during disassembly?

For the Robinson Arms M96, it is recommended to set the fire selector to 'fire' when charging the weapon, particularly if you are dealing with the last round bolt hold-open mechanism. This is a procedural tip passed along from other users.

How is the op rod separated from the receiver in the Robinson Arms M96?

The op rod in the Robinson Arms M96 is removed by pushing in on its keyed section, rotating it to disengage from a key slot within the receiver, and then sliding it out. This allows access to the bare receiver for cleaning.

What makes the Robinson Arms M96 unique compared to other firearms?

The Robinson Arms M96, based on the Stoner 63, features a non-reciprocating charging handle that is separate from the bolt carrier group. It is also constructed from stamped stainless steel, indicating a high-quality build.

Related News

All News →

More Gunsmithing & DIY Videos You Might Like

More from Arm&Gun

View all →