S&W
M&P Magazine Disconnect Removal Instructions.
CAUTION:
perform this at your own risk. If you shoot yourself or someone else, if you
discharge your weapon and cause any damage to any person or property you are
responsible. Not me!!!
Before
After
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OK, this is about as easy as it
gets. I probably have too many pictures and will probably over explain this
but here goes...
1. Unload the gun
2. Check to make sure you completed step 1
3. Remove the slide from the gun following the S&W's instructions.
4. You only need to drift out the roll pin located above the beavertail.
5. Pull the trigger while lifting the rear rail/sear block from the frame,
the ejector is not attached and will fall off when you get it out it will
look like this:
6. Next you need to drift out the lower forward pin. this will free up the
sear disconnector (A), the mag disconnector (B), and the mag disconnector
spring(C).
7. you need to find a spring that is about the same diameter as the mag
disconnector spring. I used a 1911 mag release spring. cut the spring so that
will just fit the whole way across the opening left by removing the parts
listed above (A,B,C)
you can see the New spring (D) in
this picture. the only purpose of this spring is to keep the sear
disconnector in a vertical position. and to put a little pressure on the sear
disconnector so it does not flop around under recoil. you can also see in
this picture how it will snuggly fit into the space directly below it.
8. now we are putting things back together again, but there is an easy
way. put the new spring (D) in the block first then put the pin in. with the
pin partially through the block and the spring put the block assembly in a
vice or have someone else hold it for you use a jewelers' flat screwdriver to
retract the spring just enough to get the sear disconnector back into place.
9. now you just need to put the block assembly back into the frame replace
the roll pin that holds it in. Don't forget to put the ejector back in.
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