I sent mine new super wrangler for a lower grip frame replacement. It had some huge pits and finning. For some reason customer service replaced the loading gate. Never had a problem with it and the finish was fine on the part going in for service. There was chipped off cericoat on the metal frame. This pistol was purchased a few weeks ago New never shot. It came back from Ruger customer service yesterday with a replacement loading gate tipped in on top like it’s bent and the cericoat chipped off on the inside. The loading gate also will push forward a good quarter inch. I would assume it needs to come back in for repair again?
You would have an easier trigger pin removal in the other direction, even a plastic electronics screwdriver will push it out. After you depress the spring.
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Thank you
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Well done, thank you.
I sent mine new super wrangler for a lower grip frame replacement. It had some huge pits and finning. For some reason customer service replaced the loading gate. Never had a problem with it and the finish was fine on the part going in for service. There was chipped off cericoat on the metal frame. This pistol was purchased a few weeks ago New never shot. It came back from Ruger customer service yesterday with a replacement loading gate tipped in on top like it’s bent and the cericoat chipped off on the inside. The loading gate also will push forward a good quarter inch. I would assume it needs to come back in for repair again?
You would have an easier trigger pin removal in the other direction, even a plastic electronics screwdriver will push it out. After you depress the spring.
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