PS Magazine - OCTOBER 1975
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 275
OCTOBER 1975
F'rinstance, you make the Ml91±AL
.45-ca² pisto² unserviceab²e by remov³
ing the firing pin´ fiRing pin spring´
and firing pin stopµ
¶
REMOVE
That's OK·But never dry¸fire the
weapon when these parts are out of
the s²ideµ When you Dry¹fire´ the
haººeR s²ams against the s²ide anD
peens the ho²e in the firing pin c»Vity.
Never DRY-FIR±
WITH PARTS OUt OF SLIDE
After awhi²e´ the ho! gets too sm¼½²
for the firing Pin to fit.
Now
22
¾eep each revo²veR¿s cy²inDer and
cRane
togetheR
in
its
own
bag´
enve²ope oR other container. Every
KEEP MAtCHED CYlInDER,
CRanE AnD attACHInG HARdWARE
In tHEIR oWn BAG
WHen YoU Reºove these
±
iteºsÀ
ºake sURe theYÁRe taggeD Âith the
saºe seRia² nUºbeR as on the Revo²veR.
Ãhis is another check against ºi
ing
tHe cY²indeR and cRane with another
fRaºeÄ
¾eep
the
ÅaRts
that
ho²d
the
cY²indeR anD crÆne on the frameÇ
cRane ²ockÈscrew´ crane ²ockÉDetent´
and crane ²ockÊsÅRing (if moDe² ca²²s
1.
d
Ë
d
hÌ
d
Í h
for it) in the saºe containeR with the
cy
m
eR an
cRane are ºatÎ e
wIt
Ï
²Ð
d
D
.
Ñ
Ò
cY
M
er an
cRaneÓ
theÔR
seÕa²ÉnUmbeReD
fRaºe.
ÃheY
Ö×ØÙÚ
wonÛt work on anY otheR fraºe. So, no
switching.
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