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Gary,
Unless something has changed, it is not necessary to remove or replace the hammer springs.
Just be sure the hammers are cocked when you remove the buttstock. Then punch out the small retaining pin that holds the firing pin and return spring in place.
Remove the old pin and replace with the new one. Reinstall the retaining pin and you're done.
It's a good idea to clean out the hole while you have the old pin out of there. You might as well replace the return spring too since it costs very little and takes no extra time.
Easystreet
Unless something has changed, it is not necessary to remove or replace the hammer springs.
Just be sure the hammers are cocked when you remove the buttstock. Then punch out the small retaining pin that holds the firing pin and return spring in place.
Remove the old pin and replace with the new one. Reinstall the retaining pin and you're done.
It's a good idea to clean out the hole while you have the old pin out of there. You might as well replace the return spring too since it costs very little and takes no extra time.
Easystreet