So I finally try and take the butt stock off my AR so here are a few things you can all laugh over.
Top screw comes out of the butt stock, "That was easy".
SPROING!
"Now where did that spring come out of?"
Digs back in manual,,, "takedown pin spring,,, ahhhhh so".
Slide the butt stock off from the buffer tube. A half hour fight with the buffer tube now commences.
Frustration mounts. "In the end, you know I am going to win".
On playing with combo wrench I notice, "Funny how this missing squre here fits right over the knob on the end of the buffer tube so well doesn't it?"
I say this as I rub my hand over all the scarring on the buffer tube I have just made with various tools.
One good turn on the combo wrench and the buffer spins off freely.
SPROING, ,,again.
This time my eyes are ok.
(Safety glasses, learned the first time around.)
However I see the buffer retaining pin is now on the garage floor and realize that I would rather wait for the spring in the mail rather than have to dig through my garage.
I suppose having detsroyed AR bits, I now well and truly belong to the black rifle society.
My Name Is Lawn Gnome, and I Have a Problem.
So long as you are all laughing, maybe I can get a question in.
Is there a pin or detent that fits in before I put in the Take Down Pin Spring? or is it just the spring that holds the Take Down Pin in place?

Top screw comes out of the butt stock, "That was easy".

SPROING!
"Now where did that spring come out of?"
Digs back in manual,,, "takedown pin spring,,, ahhhhh so".
Slide the butt stock off from the buffer tube. A half hour fight with the buffer tube now commences.
On playing with combo wrench I notice, "Funny how this missing squre here fits right over the knob on the end of the buffer tube so well doesn't it?"
I say this as I rub my hand over all the scarring on the buffer tube I have just made with various tools.

One good turn on the combo wrench and the buffer spins off freely.
SPROING, ,,again.

This time my eyes are ok.
(Safety glasses, learned the first time around.)However I see the buffer retaining pin is now on the garage floor and realize that I would rather wait for the spring in the mail rather than have to dig through my garage.

I suppose having detsroyed AR bits, I now well and truly belong to the black rifle society.
My Name Is Lawn Gnome, and I Have a Problem.
So long as you are all laughing, maybe I can get a question in.
Is there a pin or detent that fits in before I put in the Take Down Pin Spring? or is it just the spring that holds the Take Down Pin in place?




















































