Make sure you get a 5/32 / 4mm pin punch like this Stanley one from Home Depot.
5mm is too big and 3mm will work for disassembly but when you try to reassemble the bolt it's a bit too small so the cutout in the plunger doesn't line up right when you try to put the extractor in and may end up causing the ejector to launch and ricochet around the room.
Time to clean my room I guess.
5mm is too big and 3mm will work for disassembly but when you try to reassemble the bolt it's a bit too small so the cutout in the plunger doesn't line up right when you try to put the extractor in and may end up causing the ejector to launch and ricochet around the room.
Time to clean my room I guess.
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