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Posted: 3/28/2009 11:49:44 PM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out.
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Posted: 3/28/2009 11:51:25 PM EDT
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Pull the pivot pin out about half way, and then use something thin and strong to push the detent pin down, then pull out the PP. Probably going to be a trial and error process.
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Posted: 3/29/2009 12:12:45 AM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out. Okay, makes sense. Thanks! (I will probably perform this operation in my hall closet with a light on so that I don't have any trouble finding the multiple things I am sure to launch.) |
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Posted: 3/29/2009 8:24:26 AM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out. Okay, makes sense. Thanks! (I will probably perform this operation in my hall closet with a light on so that I don't have any trouble finding the multiple things I am sure to launch.) Perform the process in a plastic bread bag. That way you can seed what you're doing and capture a flyer. |
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Posted: 3/29/2009 8:25:44 AM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out. Okay, makes sense. Thanks! (I will probably perform this operation in my hall closet with a light on so that I don't have any trouble finding the multiple things I am sure to launch.) Perform the process in a plastic bread bag. That way you can seed what you're doing and capture a flyer. Any reason I cant trans-plant one LPK from one lower to another without having to buy any new parts? As far as roll-pins, I am pretty good with them. I have used the same roll-pin about 5 times in one of my FSB's and it looks new. |
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Posted: 3/29/2009 8:35:53 AM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out. Okay, makes sense. Thanks! (I will probably perform this operation in my hall closet with a light on so that I don't have any trouble finding the multiple things I am sure to launch.) Perform the process in a plastic bread bag. That way you can seed what you're doing and capture a flyer. Any reason I cant trans-plant one LPK from one lower to another without having to buy any new parts? As far as roll-pins, I am pretty good with them. I have used the same roll-pin about 5 times in one of my FSB's and it looks new. No problem of which I'm aware. What's good for one should be good for another. |
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Posted: 3/29/2009 8:45:15 AM EDT
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There's a little hole in the pivot pin. Use something small enough to fit in it to push the detent down and then slide the pin out. Keep your hand over the detent so it doesn't fly out. Okay, makes sense. Thanks! (I will probably perform this operation in my hall closet with a light on so that I don't have any trouble finding the multiple things I am sure to launch.) Perform the process in a plastic bread bag. That way you can seed what you're doing and capture a flyer. Any reason I cant trans-plant one LPK from one lower to another without having to buy any new parts? As far as roll-pins, I am pretty good with them. I have used the same roll-pin about 5 times in one of my FSB's and it looks new. No problem of which I'm aware. What's good for one should be good for another. Sabre LPK into a LaRue tactical lower. 
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