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07-04-17, 14:17
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Striker Removal
Dan,
You cannot remove the firing mechanism if it has been cocked. This one sort of looks like it has been as the slide is all the way to the left and the safety catch is on fire. But the bit sticking out the back of the firing mechanism is around the wrong way and it looks to have a nut in place of the T piece, so it is hard to tell. Your manual has a good drawing in it and from that you should be able to work it out. Good luck.
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