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SL66
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Dawson tool less guide rod does the trick.
How To Disassemble and Clean Your 1911
- Thread starter Mike H.
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USMC6094
Professional
Not to be a wet blanket on the subject, but I'm willing to bet that the majority of the readership that's 1911 owning, doesn't need to be reinforced on the nuances of 1911 disassembly.......
And I'd also bet that new owners are also capable of reading and following the instructions provided by the manufacturer.......
I once owned a TRP.............
First thing that got removed and replaced was the full length guide rod.
J.M.B. didn't design it that way, so it got $#!+ canned but kwik........
And a USGI recoil assembly got installed.........
And I'd also bet that new owners are also capable of reading and following the instructions provided by the manufacturer.......
I once owned a TRP.............
First thing that got removed and replaced was the full length guide rod.
J.M.B. didn't design it that way, so it got $#!+ canned but kwik........
And a USGI recoil assembly got installed.........
Warrior9(Ret)
Professional
I agree
Warrior9(Ret)
Professional
Yep. Clear it first then give it a good shake and you’re ready to go
Lo-Profile
Custom
I've got 15 1911/2011 guns.
Have all three of ways to disassemble them. None of them are a big deal to disassemble after a few times of doing it. I don't use paper clips on those that need it, use a old, cut down Allen wrench instead
Have all three of ways to disassemble them. None of them are a big deal to disassemble after a few times of doing it. I don't use paper clips on those that need it, use a old, cut down Allen wrench instead
USMC6094
Professional
With all the superfluous Allen wrenchs I have, I'll have to "fit" one to the job for my Rock Island