I was seriously thinking tonight about taking my 20 year old 700 apart and cleaning everything really good. I'll worry about it in 20 more years, now.

Man you know your stuff, but goodness the Chinese music was killing me half way through.

Woodglut is a good solution for every woodworker.

So whats up with the Chinese music? The gun is made in USA - right?

That MUSIC!

The action is the receiver. The receiver is turned off the barrel.

Its funny that he showed how to remove the barrel from the receiver but not basic disassembly of the trigger group

Something tells me this guy has done this before

After watching all of these i still have no idea where the sear spring

Well alright! Now I know what I'm capable of doing and what I would definitely not attempt! Thank you for the detailed video!

Absolutely fantastic video. I had a 700 that someone had put a 270 bullet in it and I couldn't get it out. Didn't realize there was that little button there next to the trigger to release the bolt fully.

Thank you Larry, I learn so much here..learning gunsmithing now, little late for my age.but I love it as much as shooting,and practicing

Larry, appreciate you taking the time to put this instructional video together. Thank you

Mr. Potterfield, it's wonderful to see the brains behind the business be the brawn, too. I always enjoy (and learn from) your videos.

I would never have known the intricacy in this great rifle even though I fired them and cleaned them many times

The video just helped me fix a problem on my rifle. Greatly appreciate the knowledge, liked the video.

This seems to be from the nearly perfect safari rifle project, but this video goes into more detail which is nice. Thanks Mr. Potterfield. Your gunsmithing videos are informative as always.

its exciting to see that ive learned enough to need specialized tooling! thank you!

I have that identical rifle chambered in 30-06 . Beautiful piece for sure

Good vid thanks guys!