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4. After the grips are removed, all internal parts are held by cross-pins. To remove the safety, lower the hammer and pry the safety gently out to the left, being careful not to lose the small safety plunger and spring which will be released. The hammer spring and strut are removed by prying the spring base out of its recess in the frame, and by moving the spring forward into the magazine well. The hammer pin must be pushed out from right to left, its left end being the post for the safety spring. Before removing pins, note the relationship of all parts to aid in reassembly.

5. Removal of the large pin at the lower rear of the trigger (arrow) will release the recoil spring which is taken out downward and toward the rear. This will also release the barrel latch lever to be removed from the left side. When taking out the trigger and trigger bar toward the rear, spring the bar slightly outward to clear the frame on the left side. The front arm of the sear spring is easily lifted from the right ear of the sear when the hammer is on the safety step. The spring can then be lifted from its recess in the frame.

6. Driving out the cross-pin at the front of the frame will release the barrel and the trigger guard, which also serves as the barrel spring. The rear of the guard fits into a recess in the frame, and is held in place by spring tension. The firing pin is retained by a single vertical roll pin in the slide, and this should be driven out with a special roll pin drift punch.

7. The magazine release button simply unscrews from the magazine catch on the opposite side of the frame, but removal may be difficult. A wide screwdriver with a very thin blade is necessary, and one may have to be ground to fit. Also, the threaded tip of the button will usually be hollowed and spread on the outside of the catch piece, and turning it out may require more than ordinary force.