TexasSeaRay
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I'm sure this has been cussed to death, but my search-engine skills IQ are about equal to my age.
I've taken down my Ruger Mark II on previous occasions. No problem. Putting it back together, the wife and dogs leave town for the day--so bad does my swearing get.
There has to be an easier "technique" to getting that plunger in the right slot of the mainspring housing . . .
Anyone have a better technique than what is outlined in the Ruger owner's manual?
Jeff
I've taken down my Ruger Mark II on previous occasions. No problem. Putting it back together, the wife and dogs leave town for the day--so bad does my swearing get.
There has to be an easier "technique" to getting that plunger in the right slot of the mainspring housing . . .
Anyone have a better technique than what is outlined in the Ruger owner's manual?
Jeff