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6. Drifting out the roll in the rear underlug of the barrel will release the locking block plunger for removal toward the rear. The locking block can then be moved out toward either side.

7. Use a small screwdriver to depress the small locking plunger at the right end of the safety-shaft. Move the safety-lever upward, slightly beyond its normal off-safe position, to trap the locking pin in the depressed position.

8. Use a small tool to depress the head of the firing pin impeller, and turn the safety-lever a little farther upward, then push the safety out toward the left. CAUTION:The small lock pin on the right side will be released as the safety clears it. Restrain the pin and its spring, and remove them upward from their recess in the slide.

9. Remove the safety toward the left side of the slide.

10. With a small screwdriver, pry out the pin at the lower rear of the trigger and remove it toward the left. This will release the magazine safety and its spring to be removed to the rear, into the magazine well.

11. If the hammer pivot has not been removed, pry the slide hold-open spring out and down, and detach it from the hold-open block toward the rear. The spring retains the block, and the block can now be slid straight up and out of the frame.

12. Lift the slide latch to clear the frame at the rear, and move it toward the left.

13. After the slide latch is moved slightly outward, use a small tool to lift the rear arm of the latch spring from its recess in the latch and remove the latch toward the left side.

14. The trigger bar and its spring are shown in assembled position on the right side of the frame.

15. Depress the upper arm of the spring from its groove in the underside of the bar, and move it out toward the right. Remove the spring from its recess upward.

16. Remove the trigger bar toward the right side.

17. Removal of the slide latch and its spring will free the trigger pin to be taken out toward the left. The trigger and trigger spring are then removed up out of the frame.

18. The magazine catch button is retained on the cross-shaft of the catch piece by a vertical pin. When the pin is drifted out, the button and spring are removed toward the left, and the catch piece toward the right.

19. Drifting out the roll pin at the lower rear of the grip frame will free the plug which forms the housing and base for the mainspring. Removing the housing downward will relieve the tension of the mainspring and allow its removal. Drifting out the large pin at the upper rear of the frame will free the hammer and hammer strut for removal from the top. Drifting out the smaller pin at the rear, just below the upper frame opening, will release the sear and sear spring for removal forward, into the magazine well. The two small pins at the top of the frame retain the hammer-drop lever and the ejector, and these parts are removed upward.