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7. The spring is easily removed from the striker and guide. The combination guide/cocking indicator assembly is rolled at the end to contain its spring and pin in the sleeve, and any attempt at disassembly will usually ruin it. Don’t do it!

8. The recoil spring assembly consists of two springs, concentrically mounted on a guide shaft, and an end washer. The washer is staked in place to hold the springs on the unit, and if the riveted end is cut off for removal, a new guide rod will be necessary.

9. The extractor is retained by a vertical pin in the slide (arrow). With a drift of the proper size, drive the pin out from the inside of the slide to release the extractor and its spring.

10. Remove the grips and pull the trigger bar disconnector straight out from the right side of the frame.

11. Removal of the trigger bar will also release the trigger, allowing it to move forward for easy removal. Take care not to lose the small trigger spring.

12. Before removing the safety-lever, take note of the position of the combination sear and trigger bar spring inside the frame, as it will be released when the safety is removed. Turn the safety-lever into near vertical position, and pull it out toward the left side of the frame.

13. The sear pivot has a head on the left side and must be drifted out from right to left to release the sear. The sear is then removed from the top of the frame.

14. Before removing the magazine catch and magazine safety, look through the frame openings and note the position of the combination spring which powers both parts. Drift out the cross-pin at the lower rear of the frame to release the magazine catch, magazine safety, and combination spring. Note that the pin protrudes on each side of the frame, and also stabilizes the grips.