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Old 10-30-2010, 05:37 PM   #11
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Thanks for taking the time to do a disassembly of the P88c slide. The information is extremely informative.
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That's terrific~!
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Old 10-31-2010, 10:50 PM   #13
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Great stuff. Thanks.
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Thanks Tanfo - great stuff. I think this needs a sticky.
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Old 02-24-2011, 11:01 PM   #15
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Know of any differences in standard P88 (not "C")

Marvelous well-photographed take down.

My P88 is the original full size model. It uses a multifunction decocker-slide release, rather than the thumb safety of the P88C.

Do you know if P88 disassembly to the point of removing the firing pin and spring is pretty much the same as the P88C?
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Marvelous well-photographed take down.

My P88 is the original full size model. It uses a multifunction decocker-slide release, rather than the thumb safety of the P88C.

Do you know if P88 disassembly to the point of removing the firing pin and spring is pretty much the same as the P88C?
If u want disassembly a P88 show disassembly P5
How to disassemble a P5

removing firing pin from a P88 is the same procedure as a P5
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can you do the frame as well? I would like to see that. I am thinking of refinishing the frame and the local plating company wants it all disassembled.
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Old 03-13-2012, 10:30 PM   #18
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I did the frame but ran into a problem on the take down lever. There is a roll pin which I am having an issue with and doing so requires me to drill it out which I rather not. Can't figure out how to remove it without drilling it out.
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