Check this out before you trade your old model for the new. It makes reassembly a lot easier.
https://www.hammerstrutsupport.com/
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Thanx,Big! This Trapeze Act Contraption mhas always been a Thriller to get back together. This modification appears to help Lummies like me literally "Get It Together" !!
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Oh. I... I might be retarded. I sold my Ruger pistol for a ridiculously low price a couple weeks ago because I constantly had issues with the spring...
I guess I'll buy a new one as soon as I get my next paycheck, because that was a fun thing to plink with. I even taught my son to shoot with it, and sometimes carried it in the woods while hiking!
I guess I'll buy a new one as soon as I get my next paycheck, because that was a fun thing to plink with. I even taught my son to shoot with it, and sometimes carried it in the woods while hiking!
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The new models have done away with this problem, this fix was for the older models and for people that did not want to sell at a loss and buy a new gun. You might be able to find an older model for a good price. good luck
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I've never had a problem during reassembly muzzle down trigger pulled to get the hammer forward then muzzle up to rotate the spring housing into place.
But then I am "one of those guys" that can disassemble most pistols in the time most people take to sneeze... and reassemble almost as fast...
But then I am "one of those guys" that can disassemble most pistols in the time most people take to sneeze... and reassemble almost as fast...