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<blockquote data-quote="david k." data-source="post: 5863620" data-attributes="member: 10555"><p>I watched the video a couple of times first and then kept my laptop handy while I was working on it so I could watch and follow along while I took it apart and put it back together. I'd just pause and rewind if I wasn't certain.</p><p></p><p>As far as tools, I only used a punch, a small hammer and a little flat screwdriver to help move a couple of the tiny parts into the correct position. </p><p></p><p>The video is spot on....they show this in the video but one of the pins comes out and back in only in one direction...its bigger on one side than the other...when putting that pin back in, I had missed the part about using the punch to tap that pin in to make it flush with the trigger housing...without tapping it in flush I couldn't get the trigger housing back into the receiver...it took me a minute to figure that out....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="david k., post: 5863620, member: 10555"] I watched the video a couple of times first and then kept my laptop handy while I was working on it so I could watch and follow along while I took it apart and put it back together. I'd just pause and rewind if I wasn't certain. As far as tools, I only used a punch, a small hammer and a little flat screwdriver to help move a couple of the tiny parts into the correct position. The video is spot on....they show this in the video but one of the pins comes out and back in only in one direction...its bigger on one side than the other...when putting that pin back in, I had missed the part about using the punch to tap that pin in to make it flush with the trigger housing...without tapping it in flush I couldn't get the trigger housing back into the receiver...it took me a minute to figure that out.... [/QUOTE]
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