I just picked up a LNIB sp101 and have some plans for it. I am going to install a Wolff spring set, Meprolite sight, and bob the hammer. I would also like to have the thing bead blasted to obtain a duller finish. Is this a gun that is easy to disassemble/assemble or do I need to take it to my local smith?
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This gun is real easy to break down. Remove the grip, use a pin to lock the spring assemble in a compressed state and it just pops right out. Then you drive out the pin that holds the cylinder in place and you can pop that out as well.
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To get the cylinder off the crane, you will need a tool that looks like a screwdriver with a notch in the middle of the blade. I have the exact special tool for this but you are a little far away. So here it is at Brownells:

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