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Bolt Cover
Depress the bolt cover latch (6) found on the back of the receiver (79), and push the bolt cover (5) forward.
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Bolt Carrier Assembly
Pull the cocking handle/bolt/bolt carrier (3) assembly to the rear and pull up to withdraw the assembly.
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