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| Now you need to secure the receiver into your new grip. You begin this by inserting the frame pins. Make sure that the holes align perfectly before hammering them in; you don't want to damage anything. Specifically, be careful not to damage the pins, the grip, or the surface on which you are pounding. The above photos are for demonstration only, I'm not actually driving them in on top of a cherrywood box! | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Now you need to place the hammer spring catch into place. This is fairly easy. Take your screwdriver / pryer and push it down into the magazine shaft from the top, catching the little black, plastic catch from the spring side. Be careful not to scratch or damage the catch in any way, as this is an outside surface. Push down on the catch with the screwdriver and stretch the spring enough so that the catch protrudes from the bottom of the grip. Move it around a little until you can catch it on the lip of the grip. Then slowly inch it back toward the rear of the grip and out of the magazine shaft and into the hammer spring shaft. Make sure you get it oriented correctly and then let it drop into place. Then take a deep breath. We're done! | |||||||||||||||||||||
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