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| The photo shows the takedown pin/slide release has been pulled out far enough to clear the slide and the slide has been allowed to return to its normal resting position. |
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| With the takedown pin/slide release removed, it is easier to see the flange that must clear the notch in the slide in order to be removed |
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| With the takedown pin/slide release removed, the slide can be removed from the frame by sliding it forward. |
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| Once the slide is removed you have this: |
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| Next, remove the rod and spring assembly from the slide. The spring is captured so you don't need to worry about it flying off and putting out yer eye, kid |
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| Here the assembly is shown removed |
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| Just pull the barrel out from inside the slide and you're ready to start cleaning after a day at the range. With practice, this can be done in total darkness in just a few seconds. Simply reverse the process to easily reassemble. |
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