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Push forward on the mag catch (the little lever right behind the magazine) with your right forefinger and hold the magazine with your left hand and rock it forward toward the muzzle and out of the mag well. Just putting the safety on safe will not release the magazine.
Gun has never been loaded nor fired. There are no rounds in the magazine.A magazine is a very simple thing to remove.
The fact you can't easily do this makes me wonder if something else is going on.
And I worry you may hurt yourself if I try to explain how to take it out.
Find somebody that knows guns and have them come over and help you. Before you accidentally shoot something.
Do not transport the gun loaded You could shoot something in the process.
Edit: Made post PC.
Nope, no rounds in. Never been loaded or fired.Rust?
cartridge partially loaded?
Id spray spray some liquid wench in there and see if it helps - shouldn't hurt it but I'd have to see it to make any other recommendations.
YMMV
Tony: watched this video. We seemed to have followed most of what he said, but some ideas to consider. TYVM.DaveForward to 3 minutes 40 second mark:
You should always treat a firearm as if its loaded. One of the cardinal rules on safety.Nope, no rounds in. Never been loaded or fired.
Crossbow: good tip. Going to try it out...The video shows how to remove the magazine, but remember, you don't pull the magazine down like an AR15, you have to push the mag release forward and rock the bottom of the magazine forward.
Rust?
cartridge partially loaded?
Id spray spray some liquid wench in there and see if it helps - shouldn't hurt it but I'd have to see it to make any other recommendations.
YMMV
No no no.... pee on it, works EVERY TIME!!
OK, not really. Don't do that.
My dad served in the USMC back in the mid-1950s after Korea but before Vietnam. They used pee on the water cooled machine gun. It worked but it created quite a smell.
I know it says "M14" in the title but is it really an AR 15? I ask because maybe, if you really are not familiar with this platform, it could be one of those restrictive AR types that had to have the upper un-pinned or removed to load the gun. I think California, Mass. had some dumb requirements as these.