PS Magazine - NOVEMBER 1984
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 384
NOVEMBER 1984
I
.
Other Assemblies
When you lube the barrel assemBly,
keep the BarreL dowN and the gas
cyLinder up. That prevents lube fRom
seeping into the gas poRts and openings.
±UBe iN the gas cylinder Makes Fr caR-
boN BUildUp, which a²ects operation of
yo³r ´60.
±ook hard at the buµer assemBLy¶ If
it's dented, cRacKed or leaking, get ·t
repLaced. DepRess the plunger. It shoUL¸
pop oUt smoothly and qUic¹ly when yoU
reLease it.
The BUºer goes back in dRy when
yoU ReassemBle the weapon. »o oil, no
noth·ng .¼. and that ·ncLudes no
d·sassemBLy of bu²er parts.
EyebaLl the operatiNg Rod and spRiNg
FR wear, BuRrs an¸ s½Uck rolleRs. ¾f the
... and the
·
cylinder up
for lubing
St¿ck Àhe ÁeameÁ ¿Â the ÃatCh hole to
disÄngage the sPÁiNg aÂd l¿ft the
ÅOrearm up and oƼ
Çeplace the ÈreaÉM w¿th a slowÊ
steady puËh unt·Ì it Íoc¹s ¿N pÃaceÎ
a
slaM or snap caN damage the ÏoReaÁm
catch.
Whe yoÐ reassemble the tR·gger
gRoupÑ be sure the seaR plUnger and
spr·Ng aRe in placeÒ
Óe double suÁe to posit¿o the sear
right.
The sear Pin hole goes dowÂ.
The humped section oÅ the sear goes
to the rearÔ Simple.
Th±t's
All
She Wrote!
ÓyÕtheÕbook and byÕtheÖBrain ×´
caN Keep youÁ world go·ng ØroUnd.
Use Re±mer
to diseng±Ge
tHe SPRInG
Ùatch up oN your read·Ng.
RELLy
get to kNow opeRat·on/ma·NteNance procedURes
spelled out in T´
9-1005²224-10.
Úhape uÛ with traiN·ng and mainteNaNce t·p in Ü´
³3´67µ
Çead them both
3, 4¶
or mÝre times. They coUL¸ Be the Best read·ng yoU've
ever done.
Back to Top Back to Top
