Stripping, Lubricationg, and Re-Assembling a 1911 Pistol

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dakota1911

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There is one from a gun smith at Wilson
Combat I love where he detail strips one with very little talk or fanfare.
 

hittman

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Great video indeed. I shared this last night with a friend who recently bought his first 1911 ..... a Ruger.

He called me today and thanked me for the video link!
 

LD1989

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Pat-inCO said:

Is a very good video. Nevertheless, I have this fear of taking one of my disassembled 1911s back to the LGS and begging for help. It looks so very complicated. I do enjoy the basic field stripping. Find it relaxing. Often do it when not needed - when has not been shot. But the entire disassembly scares the heck out of me, even with a quality video.
 

revhigh

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Heliman said:
Hey Moderators, this should be a sticky. Good info for beginners.

Dave

Stickied it for you Dave ... We'll let it here for awhile.

REV
 

sliclee

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Can you over lube,CLEAN wrong, the firing pin spring, and in series 80 that FP block or what ever its called.
Can it get stuck,if so, what to do
 
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