Part 1: Stevens 334 Maintenance - Bolt Disassembly and Cleaning

I am not a licensed dealer for Stevens or Turkish Imports, nor am I a gunsmith or a paid spokesman for this product. This is an independent review of the Stevens 334 and a video of my takedown and cleaning process. Please consult a licensed gunsmith for any repairs or maintenance to your firearms. This video is not provided as a "how-to" guide for any firearms or maintenance or repair thereof. ANY action taken as a result of this video is at your own risk. Do not attempt at home. The Idaho Rifleman will not be held liable for any damage to firearms as a result of watching this content.
In this video, I am showing my routine cleaning and maintenance of the Stevens 334 bolt action .308 Winchester. This is Part 1, cleaning the bolt and firing pin.
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All filming is performed in a controlled environment, on a private range, by a trained professional. The video and any content is performed safely and supervised by trained professionals for your information and entertainment. Please do not attempt this at home.

[@YellowHammer26]

👍👍Thanks, it’s always interesting to see how others clean their firearms

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Glad you are feeling better!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@rusticredd6294]

The bolt disassembles so easily. I still need to learn how to disassemble the bolt to my Mossberg 395KB.

[@sammartinez8084]

Great show and thanks for the info 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁

[@mogulrider]

I have the ATA Turquas in 243 and 6.5 creedmoor. Just the best budget rifles on the market. Mine has fibre optics iron sights. But identical otherwise. The accuracy with multiple brands and weights is simply amazing. Just gourgeous walnut as well. Deeply surprised at the value of these.
My trigger is fully adjustable where yours had some limutations to it.
Very useful video thks

[@theidahorifleman]

I have been absolutely thrilled with mine

[@curtisbenzie6021]

Hey could you do a take down vid on the rifle and how did you install the bi pod rail? Thanks

[@theidahorifleman]

Stay tuned for Part 2 😉

[@WJV9]

The 1903 Springfield cocks on the lifting the bolt as does the Remington 700 and most other bolt action rifles that I have shot. Cocking on closure was done on Mauser 98 actions I think, along with the Enfield action you have. Both cocking mechanisms have advantages and disadvantages but I think the cock on lifting the bolt is the most popular.

[@justinpennington7682]

Earlier mausers prior to the 98 cocked on close .

[@curtisbenzie6021]

Part 2?

[@theidahorifleman]

Coming soon! 😃

[@theidahorifleman]

Part 2 is here! ua-cam.com/video/uYJvo61YjX4/v-deo.htmlsi=_m2RApFgDBtUQw1S

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

it irritates me on the axis how you cant top load them the older guns like this were better made

[@theidahorifleman]

I think this rifle is a world better than the Axis. I had one for a while and absolutely despised it. I actually sold it to a gun store and used the money to buy my 30.06 M1917.
I do wish the mags were different and more quality made.