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cowboykjohnson
06-13-2010, 20:45
Does anyone know how to remove the bolt from a sears model 101.1120?

It's just a single shot .410

I tried pulling the trigger with the bolt back... but it didn't work.

I also tried google, but couldn't find what I was looking for.

Thanks
pickenup
06-13-2010, 21:26
According to the BB, it cross references with a Savage 51 and 951. Might help you find an answer. Maybe JC Higgins.

When pulling trigger, did you change positions on the safety? Tried when cocked and not?
cowboykjohnson
06-13-2010, 22:32
According to the BB, it cross references with a Savage 51 and 951. Might help you find an answer. Maybe JC Higgins.

When pulling trigger, did you change positions on the safety? Tried when cocked and not?

Yah tried all that, also found the cross reference but that didn't seem to help any. Thanks though.
cowboykjohnson
06-23-2010, 14:52
any other Ideas?
BigBear
06-23-2010, 14:58
Can you post some pics of the reciever area? I've played with a few oddball ones before where you had to halfcock (without setting trigger), pull out handle, then hold in safety and let bolt slide forward to eject, etc.... Weird stuff...
cowboykjohnson
06-23-2010, 15:02
I'll post some up tonight or tommorow.
yosemite
06-23-2010, 18:42
Just a thought, try pushing forward on trigger, you might also remove it from the stock and see if there is a screw from the bottom acting as a bolt stop
cowboykjohnson
06-24-2010, 09:23
Just a thought, try pushing forward on trigger, you might also remove it from the stock and see if there is a screw from the bottom acting as a bolt stop
Tried that, haven't removed the stock yet, will do that tonight.
BigBear
06-24-2010, 10:06
Pics would help if you can get any....
cowboykjohnson
06-24-2010, 10:08
Pics would help if you can get any....
Workin on it Bear... I lost my SD card so I may have to take phone pics tonight.
BigBear
06-24-2010, 10:10
Grr, don't you hate those little cards? Everytime I pick one up I feel like I'm about to break it with my thumb and forefinger...
cowboykjohnson
06-24-2010, 10:14
plus they're to small to keep track of.
cowboykjohnson
06-25-2010, 09:18
I should have just taken the stock off like I thought I should. Turns out it is held by a set screw in the receiver. Thanks for the help guys.