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Not a field strip story but... One day I noticed the magazine safety lever on my then-new Ruger MkIII Target was just barely interfering with the magazine. All I needed to do was remove it and dress off a tiny bit at the very tip most part where it contacted the mag. This would allow the magazine to smoothly eject versus a stiff, tight removal. While I managed to successfully accomplish the mod and all went well, it was a bear getting that little part to sit where it belongs while I maneuvered a pin in position along with its other part. Took a good part of an hour. | |||
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Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akDz1CHT1-A ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Yidn, shreibt un fershreibt" "The Nazis entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to bomb everyone else, and nobody was going to bomb them. At Rotterdam, London, Warsaw and half a hundred other places, they put their rather naive theory into operation. They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind." -Bomber Harris | |||
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?? Just saying you can drop the striker on an empty chamber instead of flipping the little doohickey _________________________________________ I'm all jacked up on Mountain Dew... | |||
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KZ1000 perfect example, it was tough before YouTube | |||
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My very first real gun! More than a few, less than others! | |||
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+1 - Mine was easy. _________________________ Einstein defines insanity as "Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results" | |||
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The Luger is up there as is the old broom handle Mauser. The jap nambu is no picnic either | |||
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I don't get it, I never thought the Ruger's were difficult. The M&P is dead simple. I think some people just aren't good at stuff. At all. _____________________________________________________ Sliced bread, the greatest thing since the 1911. | |||
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Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless-trust me. | |||
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Mauser C96. Hard to believe how much machining and hand fitting had to be done with these. I don't know whether they improved the mechanism for Han Solo's blaster. | |||
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Always refer to manual for my 2 MkIIs. | |||
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Ive never had to do more than a field strip to my 1903 or any of my ruger MKIIs. Never had an issue. Reassembling a browning buckmark slide, far more difficult IMO. | |||
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Auto correct got me. Was inferring an unplanned rapid Nick "I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a ship to founder. I cannot conceive of any vital disaster happening to this vessel. Modern shipbuilding has gone beyond that." -Capt. Edward Smith | |||
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I'd add the Hi-Point. First time I tried several years back it stumped me. I had to watch a YT video to learn how; it wasn't intuitively obvious to me. Required a hammer with a punch to pound out a roll pin, mostly because the rubber mallet that I started with wasn't moving the pin much at all. Setting the gun on top of an armorer's block or a roll of masking tape helps as well. Once that pin was free, the slide comes off much like any other blowback pistol. But the bugger was figuring out that a roll pin removal was the key to getting the gun disassembly started. | |||
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Have to agree with MagnumU: the Mauser C96 broomhandle is right at the top of the list. Side-drifting a little: I would put the Nylon 66 at the head of the rifle class. . “Leave the Artillerymen alone, they are an obstinate lot. . .” – Napoleon Bonaparte http://poundsstudio.com/ | |||
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The Sig P290RS....ah, that little imp of a pistol. I've had mine customized somewhat for cosmetic reasons, added better sights and springs for useful reasons, but there's not much you can do to make field stripping it easy.... ________________________________________ "Just A Wild Eyed Texan On a Manhunt For The World's Most Perfect Chili Dog...." | |||
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As mentioned numerous times my Ruger Mark II is the most difficult to disassemble. I did find a YouTube video years ago that explains and shows in great detail how to break it down. Without that I was a little lost and so was the previous owner of my Mark II who marred up the gun a little trying to break it down. I can’t remember the last time I cleaned it though. You can definitely shoot a couple thousand rounds through it before it starts to give you problems. HA! | |||
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I have no trouble field stripping my Ruger MKII Competition, all that is needed is a paper clip. Reassembly is a little tricky, but once you have done it a few times it is very easy, you just have to remember when to elevate muzzle, then when to lower muzzle during the process. Read the manual, it isn't that difficult. ____________________________ NRA Life Member, Annual Member GOA, MGO Annual Member | |||
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Ha! _________________________________________ I'm all jacked up on Mountain Dew... | |||
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Back in the mid 1990s, my second handgun was going to be a S&W 4013 Tactical. Picked it out, paid for it, but before I left the LGS I asked them to show me how to field strip it. They couldn't get the slide off, ended up beating it with a rubber mallet. I asked if I could exchange it for the Nickel P229 I was also looking at. Since it was more money for them, they said SURE.. | |||
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