How To Disassemble Redhawk Cylinder?
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GP100man
Buckeye
radjxf
if it`s workin you really don`t want to take it apart!
i took one apart & it took three hands to get it back together .
you can kleen it by blastin brake kleen in it & compressed air blow out .
then reoil with summtin lite ,i`m partial to rem oil at the time since i have a box of it.
if you must i strongly suggest a step by step instruction & study the blow up diagram.
it`s held together by pins & springs , seems like they all have to line up at same time then install locking pins.
if it`s workin you really don`t want to take it apart!
i took one apart & it took three hands to get it back together .
you can kleen it by blastin brake kleen in it & compressed air blow out .
then reoil with summtin lite ,i`m partial to rem oil at the time since i have a box of it.
if you must i strongly suggest a step by step instruction & study the blow up diagram.
it`s held together by pins & springs , seems like they all have to line up at same time then install locking pins.
contender
Ruger Guru
Welcome to the Forum.
Ok, since you are working on a custom modification,, I would suggest you get a copy of the book; "The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part II; Revolvers Revised edition by J.B. Wood."
It has the detailed disassembly & re-assembly described & photographed in it. As mentioned,, it's not a simple job unless you have excellent knowledge & a few certain tools. There are 5 pages on this alone in the book. The book can be found for around $20 or so. Well worth the investment. (I have the complete set.)
Ok, since you are working on a custom modification,, I would suggest you get a copy of the book; "The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part II; Revolvers Revised edition by J.B. Wood."
It has the detailed disassembly & re-assembly described & photographed in it. As mentioned,, it's not a simple job unless you have excellent knowledge & a few certain tools. There are 5 pages on this alone in the book. The book can be found for around $20 or so. Well worth the investment. (I have the complete set.)
Saguaro Kid
Bearcat
Rob72
Bearcat
Really late to the conversation, and I assume you've done it already, but...
drive pin # 23 (in the diagram) out, from the inner face of the crane, to the outer. It is a stepped pin, so it is intended to travel only one direction, and should require minimal force to move. From there things pretty much slide apart.
drive pin # 23 (in the diagram) out, from the inner face of the crane, to the outer. It is a stepped pin, so it is intended to travel only one direction, and should require minimal force to move. From there things pretty much slide apart.
