was this easy?
I wasn't perpared for the lose parts like the extractor falling out of the gun :wink:
I went from an hour and a half needing 3 hands and very sore figures to fewer than 10 seconds the 2nd time out.
How?
Sorry don’t have my book so flyer can translate to a more technical parts description.
Well I don't have any non-captive type spring guns except for my Kimber and a Star. But while at the gun show I noticed an old timer simply loosely fit the spring assembly and guild rod in the front housing eyelet and put the slide on the edge of a table (Guide rod end in contact with the end of the table) and compress the spring and using his other thumb to slide it in place on the barrell (it helps if you glue the guild eyelet which I made sure my thumb was over it in case during compression of the springs it came flying off toward my face).
Now I’ve gone from dreading cleaning and disassembling this gun to now big deal just like my Glocks and other firearms.
BE CAREFUL BUT TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE IT............
I went from an hour and a half needing 3 hands and very sore figures to fewer than 10 seconds the 2nd time out.
How?
Sorry don’t have my book so flyer can translate to a more technical parts description.
Well I don't have any non-captive type spring guns except for my Kimber and a Star. But while at the gun show I noticed an old timer simply loosely fit the spring assembly and guild rod in the front housing eyelet and put the slide on the edge of a table (Guide rod end in contact with the end of the table) and compress the spring and using his other thumb to slide it in place on the barrell (it helps if you glue the guild eyelet which I made sure my thumb was over it in case during compression of the springs it came flying off toward my face).
Now I’ve gone from dreading cleaning and disassembling this gun to now big deal just like my Glocks and other firearms.
BE CAREFUL BUT TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE IT............