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  • #31
    neb
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2013
    • 91

    Originally posted by Voo
    Neb-

    It can be replaced, but you'll need a very, very fine punch and a new hammer reset spring..

    Honestly, it's not something I would recommend unless you're confidant about your skills. It's nothing more than tapping the pin out and carefully tapping it back in.. but it does require a very delicate touch..

    Let me know if you want to try this on your own and i can help you with some advice.. PM me..
    Hey Voo, I already removed the hammer reset spring to get a closer look at it. It looks pretty bent, so I ordered a replacement spring.

    My hammer spring - http://i.imgur.com/az0cjaA.jpg
    Normal hammer spring - http://media.midwayusa.com/productim...645/645453.jpg
    Last edited by neb; 02-25-2014, 8:45 PM.

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    • #32
      Voo
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2008
      • 1702

      Originally posted by neb
      Hey Voo, I already removed the hammer reset spring to get a closer look at it. It looks pretty bent, so I ordered a replacement spring.

      My hammer spring - http://i.imgur.com/az0cjaA.jpg
      Normal hammer spring - http://media.midwayusa.com/productim...645/645453.jpg
      Hahha.. yea that thing's a goner..

      Good luck with the reinstall.. it's really easy to bend the cross pin if you get something misaligned.. I seem to remember wanting 1 or 2 more hands to hold everything when tapping it in..
      Aloha snackbar!

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