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Uh oh, HK91/SW3 charging handle removal!
GreenLantern
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Someone call the Hall of Justice, Green Lantern needs help!
Ok, I was cleaning my rifle and the upper tube in the receiver where the charging/cocking handle is was getting kind of dirty. So I tried to take the handle out as there is a hole at the back of the tube and a pin in the handle.
Now, the pin is half way out and won't come out or go back in. I'm hesistant to use any force to get the pin out as I've never disassembed this part of the gun. Any insights or recommendations would be helpful. Thanks
GL
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"Father, yes son, I want to kill you" - Jim Morrison
Ok, I was cleaning my rifle and the upper tube in the receiver where the charging/cocking handle is was getting kind of dirty. So I tried to take the handle out as there is a hole at the back of the tube and a pin in the handle.
Now, the pin is half way out and won't come out or go back in. I'm hesistant to use any force to get the pin out as I've never disassembed this part of the gun. Any insights or recommendations would be helpful. Thanks
GL
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"Father, yes son, I want to kill you" - Jim Morrison
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"Endurance"
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"Father, yes son, I want to kill you" - Jim Morrison
Probably the problem is everything isn't lined up, in which case the handle spring isn't seated properly in the handle ... most likely your going to have to take it all apart, and get everything lined up again ... then the pin will slide in effortlessly ... all except the last 1/4" or so ... this is where the hammer and punch come in handy. The first time I put one together I had it whipped in 7-8 tries and only lost 1 charge handle spring, it just takes a certin knack which I don't know how to describe ...
Hopefully Mark will be of more assistance ...
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"Endurance"
from my understanding of the instruction the locking pin should rotate 90 degrees for removal of the firing pin ,firing-pin spring and locking piece this makes no sence to me as i can not see the gun but if possible try turning the pin a half turn to the left and pushing it in.or turn it to the right and pull it the rest of the way out.
Distinctly sounds like the directions for taking the bolt assembly apart. Not difficult, but there is a spring loaded 'lever' that comes into play. I had to put the bolt assembly in a vise so I could press down on that lever. It's a pretty stout spring in there.
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"Father, yes son, I want to kill you" - Jim Morrison
GL
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"Father, yes son, I want to kill you" - Jim Morrison