Any warnings about BPS trigger group removal ?

[FatCatsDad]

Never taken one out, plan on giving it a bath in the ultrasonic.

Just wondering if there are any lurking booby traps when I knock out the pins

 

[kamlooky]

Drape a sheet over le tete.
Make sure it touches the floor awl the way’round.
Dewer naykid so’s the ker-twangs don’t git lawdged in the fabrick.

Yew-tewb?

 

[FatCatsDad]

Yew-tewb?

Ya, this guy makes it look easy, but was reading a third hand is needed for a newbie to get it together.
Owners manual says leave it be.

 

[kamlooky]

Slave pins iff’in I recall are needed.
Bin a whilst since I had one apart.

Go whack yer thumb with a hammer, then consider it.

 

[madtrapper143]

Biggest challenge will be putting the assembly back. They can be a real task.

 

[bunny]

I can remove any of mine and reinstall in 45 seconds, could not be an easier task.

 

[kamlooky]

Not a bad oww’tuh video.
Fingerprints should of been wiped off with an oily cloth on anything under cover.

 

[struff55]

installing the cartridge stop and cut off stop is the tricky part if you have a fred afternoon you will figure it out
ultrasonic i'm old school a can of g 96 and a air compressor works great unless you have put 5000 rounds thru it or dropped it in the mud it is likely clean
with know side ejection port dirt stays out

 

[CGS]

Make sure that the pin on the trigger group that slides into the frame is in the right position when installing.

Hold the slide release against the trigger group and insert the front of the trigger group into the frame and push down. If it doesn't go right into the frame, but stops a quarter inch or so, you will need to get something long and skinny to fit into the space and push over the shell latches into the frame; one at a time will do, while applying slight downward pressure..

That's the only real complication I find with removing the trigger group from these guns.