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Speaker 2: Using a screwdriver, remove the grip screws and lock washers.
Speaker 2: Use a finger to push up on the back of the grips to get them above the grip screw bushings.
Speaker 2: Repeat the process on the other side of the frame.
Speaker 2: The disassembly latch is located on the left side of the frame.
Speaker 2: We will need to rotate the disassembly latch upwards by first pushing in on the disassembly
Speaker 2: latch button.
Speaker 2: and then rotating the disassembly latch until it contacts the slide rail.
Speaker 2: Slowly release the spring tension on the disassembly latch button and then remove it from the frame
Speaker 2: by pulling it out.
Speaker 2: Now remove the disassembly spring from the slide.
Speaker 2: The disassembly latch can now be pulled from the frame.
Speaker 2: The trigger bar is located on the right side of the frame.
Speaker 2: Using a pair of needle nose pliers, carefully remove the trigger bar spring from the trigger
Speaker 2: bar and the frame.
Speaker 2: Gently lift up to remove the trigger bar spring from the hole in the receiver.
Speaker 2: To remove the trigger bar, push up on the trigger bar from the rear and pull from the frame.
Speaker 2: The slide stop is located on the left side of the frame and its spring sticks through
Speaker 2: a hole in the frame to retain the trigger pivot pin.
Speaker 2: Slowly pull the slide stop from the frame.
Speaker 2: and pull up on the spring to remove it from the hole in the frame.
Speaker 2: The trigger is held into the frame by the trigger pivot pin.
Speaker 2: This pin holds the trigger to the
Speaker 1: frame as well as retains the trigger spring.
Speaker 1: To remove this pin we will push from the right to the left.
Speaker 1: The left side of the pin has a larger flat head.
Speaker 1: Using a 3/32 inch punch push the pin from the right to the left until it clears the frame.
Speaker 2: Once this punch is all the way into the frame do not remove it until you are ready as this
Speaker 2: This is holding in the trigger spring.
Speaker 2: Place a finger over top of the spring and then remove the punch.
Speaker 2: This keeps the spring from flying out of the frame.
Speaker 2: Now rotate the frame and the spring will fall free.
Speaker 2: Now the trigger can be removed by pushing up and removing it through the top of the frame.
Speaker 2: The mainspring and hammer strut guide are held in place by a pin located at the bottom
Speaker 2: of the frame.
Speaker 2: The mainspring puts a lot of tension on the hammer strut guide and we must be careful when
Speaker 2: removing it.
Speaker 2: Using a 3/32 inch punch, drive this pin out of the frame.
Speaker 2: Place a finger into the frame and your thumb on the hammer strut guide.
Speaker 2: Push up with your thumb and remove your punch.
Speaker 2: Carefully release the spring tension.
Speaker 2: Now remove your hammer strut guide.
Speaker 2: Tip your frame up and shake.
Speaker 2: Your mainspring will come out.
Speaker 2: The hammer is held in place by the hammer pin.
Speaker 2: Using a 3/16 inch punch, push the hammer pin in from the right side.
Speaker 2: Now pull your hammer away from the frame.
Speaker 2: Turn your frame upside down and the hammer strut will fall from the frame.
Speaker 2: The sear and the sear spring are located at the back of the magwell and held in place by
Speaker 2: the sear pin.
Speaker 2: The sear spring is under tension and we'll need to put a finger over it when we're removing
Speaker 2: our punch so that we can maintain control.
Speaker 2: Using a 1/16 inch punch, drive the pin through the frame.
Speaker 2: Place a finger over the sear spring and remove your punch.
Speaker 2: Now rotate your frame and your sear and sear spring will fall free.
Speaker 2: The hammer release and firing pin block lever are held in place by a pin.
Speaker 2: There are two pins in this area. There's a roll pin to the back and a straight pin to the front.
Speaker 1: In this step we'll be working with the front pin.
Speaker 1: Using a 1/16 inch punch drive out the pin from the right side of the frame to the left.
Speaker 1: Remove your punch and then pull out the firing pin block lever from the front.
Speaker 1: If you tip
Speaker 2: your frame, the hammer release lever will fall free.
Speaker 2: To remove the ejector, we'll need to remove the ejector spring pin.
Speaker 2: Using a 1/16 inch roll pin punch, drive out the ejector spring pin from the right side of the frame to the left.
Speaker 2: Now pull the ejector free from the frame.
Speaker 2: The magazine catch is located where the trigger guard meets the front strap and is reversible
Speaker 2: for left handed shooters.
Speaker 2: To remove the magazine catch, push in into the rear with the fingertip on the opposite
Speaker 2: side of the magazine release button.
Speaker 2: Go slowly when removing this from the frame so that you don't lose the spring or the bushings.
Speaker 2: Slowly pull up on the spring to release it and the bushings from the magazine catch.
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