LGF;
I would begin to disassemble the action of the gun by first removing the butt stock, trigger guard, trigger plate and locks; and then begin to work your way forward in the action to try to remove or at least loosen the cocking levers so that you can move them backward to disengage them with the fore-end ejector mechanism. Hopefully your gun has external cocking lever pivot pins in the side of the action that you can use a screwdriver or a punch pin to remove them and maybe slide the cocking levers back through the rear of the action. The pivot pin for the cocking levers likely will be under the bar of the action under the locks. Hopefully you can move the toplever to get to the breech pin to remove it so to remove buttstock.
Kind regards;
Stephen Howell
Last edited by bushveld; 06/28/26 12:15 AM.
