Stallard JS9 9mm
Can anyone help with information regarding stripping this pistol (Stallard model JS-9 9mm). I cant find anything and it is difficult to even see where the slide might be removed to access the barrel. Appreciate any advice on this pistol.
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quote:Originally posted by mark christian
These are simply Hi-Points (proudly made in the USA, or so the company boasts) and take down is identical. You'll need a 3/32-inch pin punch and a hammer. Pull the slide fully to the rear and then let it go forward slightly (maybe 1/8-inch) which will expose the slide retaining pin on the rear of the frame. Use the pin punch to drive the pin out, then lift up on the rear of the slide until it stops and then push it forward off the frame. Most people don't even bother to disassemble or clean these pistols since the cost of a pin punch, hammer, oil, patches, and a cleaning rod generally excedes the value of the gun! Enjpy.
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quote:Most people don't even bother to disassemble or clean these pistols since the cost of a pin punch, hammer, oil, patches, and a cleaning rod generally excedes the value of the gun! Enjpy.
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Most often broke before they need cleaning.
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Thanks, that did the trick. The pistol was given to a friend of mine and he didnt know anything about it. I guess we will find out how good (or bad) it is at the range this week. Thanks again for the help. 0 -
Please post how the gun handels at the range this week.
Dean
quote:Originally posted by bamjag
Thanks, that did the trick. The pistol was given to a friend of mine and he didnt know anything about it. I guess we will find out how good (or bad) it is at the range this week. Thanks again for the help.
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Will do.. Going Wednesday. Will post that afternoon. 0
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