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Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 7:53 pm
by catcracker
My very first rifle was a Mosin Nagant i bought a few months ago. It was to be my Christmas present. Two Mosin Nogants later, I receive word that my Romanian .22 Trainer from AIM is in at my FFL. This is now my Christmas present. lol.

Unlike the MNs, there are not too many videos out there on these trainers, as far as real information, or disassembly. So if anyone knows of one, I would really appreciate it. Or maybe if someone has time to make a quick video on them, that would be cool also. (hint, hint, nudge, nudge,....JYD) I have found PDFs on the subject. But they have not been all that clear. I have seen many many warnings saying how parts will fly away if not done correctly. I also saw one page that said you have to have a vice to disassemble the bolt. I hope not, cause I don't have one.

Can't wait for Christmas. he he.

Cat

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:53 pm
by Longcolt44

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:08 pm
by millman
I don't really see a need to disassemble it that far unless you have all the proper tools and experience. I would imagine that some good blasts with brake cleaner would clean the bolt sufficiently.

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:13 pm
by Longcolt44
millman wrote:I don't really see a need to disassemble it that far unless you have all the proper tools and experience. I would imagine that some good blasts with brake cleaner would clean the bolt sufficiently.
I agree, but every body needs to have springs shot across the room at least once. :twisted: :twisted:

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:24 pm
by millman
Longcolt44 wrote:
millman wrote:I don't really see a need to disassemble it that far unless you have all the proper tools and experience. I would imagine that some good blasts with brake cleaner would clean the bolt sufficiently.
I agree, but every body needs to have springs shot across the room at least once. :twisted: :twisted:
Build an AR and try to put in the safety detent plunger without knowing what you are doing.

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 12:06 am
by WeldonHunter
millman wrote:
Longcolt44 wrote:
millman wrote:I don't really see a need to disassemble it that far unless you have all the proper tools and experience. I would imagine that some good blasts with brake cleaner would clean the bolt sufficiently.
I agree, but every body needs to have springs shot across the room at least once. :twisted: :twisted:
Build an AR and try to put in the safety detent plunger without knowing what you are doing.


You guys are funny. One thing to note as a reminder. Remove the bolt from the rifle before using brake cleaner. It will destroy the finish on the stock.

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 2:07 pm
by bunkysdad
I hate to break it to you, but this might be one of the few that JYD doesn't have. :o
I agree with millman, I wouldn't try to totally take it apart, although I did it and it wasn't a nice time.

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 4:29 pm
by catcracker
:angry4: Impossible. There isn't anything JYD cannot do, or have in his arsonal. :lol:

But I do understand it is not a popular subject/topic. So I will try to research it on my own.

Re: Romanian .22 Trainer Disassembly

Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 6:56 pm
by millman
catcracker wrote::angry4: Impossible. There isn't anything JYD cannot do, or have in his arsonal. :lol:

But I do understand it is not a popular subject/topic. So I will try to research it on my own.
Good luck.