BowerR64 said:I have 3 plinksters, 2 715Ts and 1 702 and ive found that the main pins you need to punch out to remove the lower part of the receiver have little splines on one side. All of mine have been push in from the ejection port side. So when you remove them you must prop the receiver up on something with the charge handle down (i use a large roll of duck tape) then pound them out from the flat side.
It makes sence though if i were to mass build a gun like this ide lay it on the flat side to pound the pins in. It seems like the logical side to use.
I havnt taken the rest of the pins out enough to remember if they are pounded in the same way or not but ide guess they are.
Ive had my first 715T and my 702 trigger group out before and i wouldnt recommend doing it. Its not an easy task. So far both ive taken apart i didnt do much good, trying to smooth and polish the parts and make the trigger pull lighter i did nothing to improve it.
GunnyGene said:BowerR64 said:I have 3 plinksters, 2 715Ts and 1 702 and ive found that the main pins you need to punch out to remove the lower part of the receiver have little splines on one side. All of mine have been push in from the ejection port side. So when you remove them you must prop the receiver up on something with the charge handle down (i use a large roll of duck tape) then pound them out from the flat side.
It makes sence though if i were to mass build a gun like this ide lay it on the flat side to pound the pins in. It seems like the logical side to use.
I havnt taken the rest of the pins out enough to remember if they are pounded in the same way or not but ide guess they are.
Ive had my first 715T and my 702 trigger group out before and i wouldnt recommend doing it. Its not an easy task. So far both ive taken apart i didnt do much good, trying to smooth and polish the parts and make the trigger pull lighter i did nothing to improve it.
Things like this are a lot easier to remove/install if you freeze it first and work fast. Some dry ice in a cooler or even an hour in the freezer does wonders.
BowerR64 said:For what?
The pins are just pushed into plastic mine were not that hard to remove if you push them from the correct side. If you try and punch them out from the wrong side then i think it can be a little harder.