I always come back to this video when I do a clean of my eddystone.. thank you

Bello rifle, gran ingenieria, blanceado, preciso, robusto, elegante, y por demás poderoso.

Exactly what I needed! I’m most grateful to have a knowledgeable instructor with the skills and tips for instructions on disassembly and reassembly. Thanks so much for taking the time to do a proper video.

Just tried the string method today with some 550 cord and man that is so much easier than using a piece of spent brass thank you for the awesome video man

Thank you! Great video! Just picked up my first Remington 1917. I already want another! 😆

Outstanding video!! I have 2 1917 models, one Remington and one Eddystone and this is the first video I have seen that was clear and had a very detailed step by step procedure to field stripping.

I love the us model 1917

Incredible video! Just what I needed! Thank you!

Very good video work and clear explanation of the procedures. Great job.

You have very good quality videos. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

really great stuff, thank you so much

Wow well done. Very impressive. You have helped me.

Thanks, I needed this. I have one and this video was a great start into learning about this rifle.

Thanks for the string trick!

Aha! So that's how u disassemble the bolt. Owned 17s and 03s. Always thought 17s were better.

Best rifle of WW1. I have a nice old Winchester build.

i love the model of 1917 my first one was a Remington its all original i call it the ugly i swear it looks like it has been beating rocks all it life.i shoot it in military shoots at my club for 25 years now it shoots like match rifle, after a match guys will come over and ask if they can take a few shots with it. after they do all they say is wow it has many match 1st and 2nd place wins. but when you see the ugly all pitted and parkerised you know it was in ww1 and ww2, but shoots like it has eyes, it just shoots

I have a non import marked M1917 Eddystone. Manufactured in Nov.1918, Barrel is R-12-17 marked.. Using your video to disassemble the M1917. On the underside of the barrel is stamped with a clear letter P

Is there a video showing further detail of the floor plate assembly/floor plate catch, spring and pin? I have been piecing together a Remington 1917 enfield for my grandpa. He had just the barrel and action to start with.

The model 1917 is awesome and classic, was that a boot lace or some paracord that you used for the striker dis assembly

Which video to disassemble fully?

I went over a quarter turn for the firing pin part now its stuck in place any fix?

Great video. I don't have a P1917 yet, but when I do, this information will be helpful.

It is easier to dis-assemble using a coin.