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Bruce Em 09-Aug-12 - 09:05 PM ET
TOOLMAKER 251 09-Aug-12 - 09:41 PM ET


Subject: Sidelock removal?
From: Bruce Em
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 09:05 PM ET
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How does one remove sidelocks from a double?

Yes, the screw through both locks comes out.

What next? The locks are in tight and have never been removed in 50 years.

The gun is new and unfired.

I know on S&W revolvers, the sideplate comes off with a soft mallet rap on the frame.

thanks !

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Subject: Sidelock removal?
From: TOOLMAKER 251
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 09:41 PM ET
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Back off on the one screw that is holding the side plates on until you have at least 1 thread still engaged. Tap on the screw head lightly with a plastic mallet and that will loosen the opposite plate. Once that plate is removed you can tap the other plate off through the receiver with the plate off, use a wooden dowel. Before the removal procedure make sure the locks are cocked. About a 30 second procedure to remove both locks, when reinstalling make sure you don't over tighten the screw or you will put a bind on the side locks.

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