Winchester Repeating Arms Super X2 (Historic Manual) - Manual (Page 25)

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hold the bolt handle with one hand while depressing the
carrier release button with the other (See Figure 15). Use
extreme caution. If you allow the bolt assembly to slam
closed with the barrel removed you can damage the
receiver and affect the function of your gun.
5. Place your gun with the trigger guard facing up, on a
suitable surface that will protect the receiver finish and
stock.
6. With the gun inverted, (trigger guard up) use a drive
punch or similar object to push inward on the trigger
group pins, using caution not to scratch the receiver (see
Figure 16). In the field the end of the bolt slide link can
be used to start the two pins out (of course you will have
to remove the bolt assembly — described below — before
doing this). Trigger group pins may be removed from
either side of the receiver. Push the trigger group pins
clear through to the other side of the receiver. Once the
pins are started out they can be pulled the rest of the way
out using your fingers (See Figure 17).
7. Grasp the trigger group and pull it up and out of the
receiver (See Figure 18).
8. Perform any cleaning of the parts and receiver cavity
as necessary.
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE TRIGGER GROUP
BEYOND THIS POINT. ANY MAINTENANCE
BEYOND THIS POINT SHOULD BE DONE BY
A COMPETENT GUNSMITH, OUR SERVICE
CENTER OR A U.S. REPEATING ARMS
AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER.
FIGURE 16 FIGURE 17
Pull the pins completely free from
the receiver with your fingers.
Push out the trigger guard
pins. Be careful not to mar
or scratch the receiver.