The Ruger Mini bolt assembles and dis-assembles much the same as the M1/M14 bolt. You can even use the same tool, albeit with a spacer for the shorter Mini bolt.
However, Ruger will not sell you a[n]
extractor firing pin. What to do?
Simple. Call Ruger and explain your problem, and they will give you a quote. You will need to send the barreled action along with trigger group to them.
While you are doing this, you should have them sell you and fit for you two additional firing pins, ejectors, and extractors, along with all their springs, plungers, etc. You will then have a lifetime's worth of spares for your gun for cheap. Be sure to have them address any other concerns of yours, at the same time. Ask for an owner's manual.
Lightly oil your spare parts and put them in a couple of small plastic bags. Remove the buttplate on your wooden stock, and drill a hole just big enough to contain the bagged parts. Install, and replace buttplate. Presto! Parts can never be lost, and are safe forever, or until you need them.
ETA: Remove any and all non-OEM items from what you ship them.
Yes, this IS a pain, but with any kind of luck, you only have to do it ONCE. Hence, the lifetime's worth of fitted spares.
Contact info:
www.ruger.comBest Mini website:
www.perfectunion.com