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great pictures.

I had this problem the other day.
I found that skinny punches work well for pulling the spring down as well

dickfunk wrote:I believe the spring gets worn out by expanding and compressing over and over, not sitting dormant in 1 state.

that is correct

woo that was a mess but I think I finally got it clean. upon inspecting the disconnector and playing with it, it popped off the gun. I couldnt figure out how to get it back on tightly. Finally I read that the prong part that pops into the trigger needs to be pushed under the spring above the trigger...

Norm, are you on the sksboards?

thanks
i figured youd say that haha
no... i didnt completely clean everything.
that probably is the problem ;D

Every once in a while when I fire the gun and it goes back into battery, I pull the trigger to fire the next round. The trigger pulls back all the way easily but does not fire the gun.
When I let go and pull the trigger again, it fires.
Anyone know what the problem may be?

nice gun, just like mine, except mine was worn towards the muzzle instead of the back of the slide.

I'm not sure what the "C" means

the monarch is 94 gr.
i havent changed my springs

glad to hear because I want to buy another 1-2 p 64s in the future. I usually buy my ammo at Academy because they are the only ones in town besides Gander Mountain(which is a rip off). It is probably the Monarch ammo which you are referring to. I love the stuff. I have only shot silver bear hollow p...

any of you regulars on here who just keep the gun springs original? the strength of the springs dont really bug me much, I like the gun the way it is

sorry, theres not really a forum section for this to fit in but I thought it was funny...

http://www.wimp.com/surprisechase/

I got mine from J&G abouta week ago and I can tell it was not fired before. great gun, just light holster wear towards the muzzle end

hi, nice find! ...I love both of the pistols
how much did you get them for?

im new to the gun. there are different markings on the gun depending on who imported it. The red safety dot on mine isnt as brightly colored as others ive seen. One big difference in some of the pistols is the hammer. Some are round shaped(mine is), some are triangle shaped. I've read that the trian...

is that never oiling the inside of the magazine? what about the outside? thats the only thing I do, is wipe down the outside lighty