[YukonGlocker]

To celebrate over 2000 flawless rounds through my M&P 9mm, I'm going to treat it to a nice bath. I thought you guys might want to see the small parts in this pistol. I'm going to do some trigger polishing while I have it apart.

 

[rswaz]

YIKES!

YukonGlocker,



That is both impressive and SCARY!. I can field strip and clean my M&Ps, but I would be hard pressed to put them back together if I took them apart like you did. My compliments on your superior mechanical skills.

 

[Guest]

Nice. But I guess the warranty is voided on that one...

 

[nikon777]

Nice. But I guess the warranty is voided on that one...

Not at all.

 

[Walker]

 

[jeri534]

thats not detailed untill the sear plunger and spring is out!

 

[Jester]

thats not detailed untill the sear plunger and spring is out!

It is.

 

[Captain Ray]

We havn't seen a picture of it put back together yet! LOL



Raymond

 

[cet]

Okay YG! ... A Challenge! >

Close your eyes while I mix up all the parts! :twisted: MUAHAHAHAHA!



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BTW, when you open your eyes I'll tell you that I've secretly swapped one of the parts with something from a Glock 17 ... and oh yes, did I forget to mention that one of the parts is also in my back pocket! :twisted: MUAHAHAHAHAHA!



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Good Luck!

 

[TAZ]

Nice. Just make sure you dont have any left overs when you reassemble

 

[Walker]

Ah, ah, ah... Choooo...... Excuse me.

 

[MI_Jester]

You're missing a spring in that picture.



MI_Jester

Just kidding... but it would be fun to watch you search

 

[Slavex]

the only thing that annoys me is having to take the rear sight off to get to the striker and stuff.

 

[TBoliv]

So, did you find a guide to take it apart that far or did you just figure it out on your own?



I'm able to strip my Sigs down to that point but I also had an armorers video to guide me the first couple times. I'd like to be able to take my M&P down that far but am wary of doing so without some instruction.

 

[YukonGlocker]

I didn't have a guide to go by. Knowing how a Glock is disassembled will help more than anything. I have worked on many guns over the years. And I have learned to just take it one piece at a time. Exploded drawings can help if you are not sure how a part is supposed to fit. Part of the enjoyment of the firearm, for me, is figuring out how every mechanical piece works; and why they do what they do.

 

[gotm4]

Nice. But I guess the warranty is voided on that one...

You've never heard of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act?