I got a new set of springs for my Romanian Tokarev, but after popping the recoil spring retainer off the old recoil spring I can't for the life of me get it to snap on to the new one. Any advice?
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Wiggle it!sigpic
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have you tried hitting it?
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Finally got it. Loosened the spring up a bit using a pencil as a mandrel and then just worked it with the leatherman pliers (which actually worked a lot better than the needle-nose pliers I had been using). Total time invested in this: ~2.5 hours. Stupid milsurps.Comment
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Wow, I had the same problem a while back and was ticked it took me about 30-45 minutes to fix. I forgot what I did or I would have given advice. I think I used needlenose pliers and kept wiggling until I got it to pop in. The moral of the story is to hope the spring never needs replacing.Comment
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