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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Northwestern, Penna.
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I just acquired a nice Smith and Wesson 1086, 10mm and Id like to remove the grips to give it a thorough cleaning. There appears to be a Pin through them, is it as simple as drifting the pin out or is there more to it?
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http://www.e-gunparts.com/productsch...el=1980z1086DA has an online schematic for that gun and it appears from the picture that each grip is held on by two screws and the two grips together hold the piece covering the spine of the grip on. Hope that made sence.
Last edited by MPinkston; 09-07-2004 at 02:40 PM.. |
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My grips have no screws. I drifted out the pin today, it came out very easily, there is spring tension on the grips, I believe it is the hammer spring, so you have to release the spring from the grips and they simply slide off. There is a detent in the pin, the bottom of the spring assembly has a little nub that locks into the detent on the pin upon reassembly! Pretty ingenious design.
Thanks for the Link to the schematics, they were helpfull. If you look closer at the schematic you will see the pin that I am talking about.
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