Jun 13,  · After either removing the grips or the entire crane assembly, observe the relatively large hole in crane in front of the cylinder. Stick a small tool- ( I used a large caliber,

Sep 25,  · Working on that, have done the same polishing on both guns. Trigger is a gritty / clunky 7.5# , does not compare to the 929 and is noticeably more gritty than my 10mm GP100, working on it. Had to send the gun back to Ruger to get the pawl replaced. First pawl would intermittently drop the plunger/cylinder stop too soon on a couple cylinders.

Aug 15,  · rhatimi. A few days ago when I was reassembling my ruger gp100 after a detailed cleaning i noticed that upon replacing the cylinder that there was some resistance met when trying to close the cylinder. I checked the cylinder and made sure that the ejector star was in it's place, and it was, and there were no other obstructions.

Apr 13,  · Got the GP100 back from Ruger today. They did remove the scratch that was on the bottom of the cylinder opening. However, the shiney groove area where the crane pivot assembly contacts the frame is still there. Guess that will

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Remove the grips , capture the main spring & remove the strut/spring assembly (I put black dots from a sharpie to keep it all oreinted) , pull 

Got the GP100 back from Ruger today. They did remove the scratch that was on the bottom of the cylinder opening. However, the shiney groove area 

May 04,  · BTW, There is a write up available on Amazon (Kindle version) about the .22 GP100. The pictures in that write-up also show the burrs on the star, so the problem isn't new. What I found more interesting was that the firing pin indents in the article look more like the ones Pinshooter has after reshaping his firing pin.

Quoted: Kroil works well –– removing the cylinder assembly on a Ruger DA revolver isn't too tough. soak it and it should free up. Kroil and PB Blaster are 

Working on that, have done the same polishing on both guns. Trigger is a gritty / clunky 7.5# , does not compare to the 929 and is noticeably more gritty than my 10mm GP100, working on it. Had to send the gun back to Ruger to get the pawl replaced. First pawl would intermittently drop the plunger/cylinder stop too soon on a couple cylinders.

To remove the cylinder on the GP100 you need to remove the trigger housing. If you dont have a owner's manual give Ruger a call and they 

With the popularity of this fine revolver growing, we go through and show you how to do a complete disassembly and offer some tips on areas to smooth up to g

Heat-treated, ejector retainer bit with Magna-Tip handle helps remove the ejector retainer screw; a "must do" step for complete disassembly of Ruger ® double action cylinders. Self-aligns perfectly over the center pin rod during removal. Big Book Catalog, Issue:49, Page:054.

From your video it looks like you are binding internally. If you want to mess with it the first thing to do is disassemble the cylinder and 

When you field strip a GP-100, the cylinder will remain attached to the crane. You have to push a release plunger then remove the front latch pivot pin before you can separate the cylinder from the crane. With the SP-101, all you have to do is pull the cylinder assembly straight forward off the crane.

Jul 01,  · Just picked up a Ruger Super GP100. I noticed an occasional "catch" during dry fire and sometimes the trigger would not pull back at all (or required more force). The portion of the pawl which rests on the trigger assembly determines the angle of approach to the cylinder and pawl window. If you don't remove enough metal it won't engage and

Jun 16,  · How to remove the cylinder from the crane.

I have used lead remover cloth on the bore, forcing cone, chamber throats, and front cylinder face of my blued GP100 for years. Sure, the bluing is mostly gone on the cylinder face, but it is completely free of leading. I shoot a lot of cast bullets, and find that the treated cloth is the easiest way to remove lead residue from those areas.

Frame Replacement (if not serialized) $35.00 + Cost of Frame. Function / Sight In Target. $65.00. Prepaid Return Label. $45.00. Terms and Conditions: Ruger will provide you with a detailed quotation of service fees based upon your request for service and the extent of service that Ruger agrees to provide.

does anyone know if theres a tool available to remove the ejector star within the cylinder of a ruger GP-100. none of the gun shops in australia know about 

Ruger ® GP100 ® double-action revolvers are among the most comfortable shooting revolvers. Triple-locking cylinder is locked into the frame at the front, rear and bottom for more positive alignment and dependable operation shot after shot. Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. is one of the nation's leading manufacturers of rugged, reliable firearms

Find Ruger Model GP100 revolver parts, schematics and more with Numrich Gun Parts Corp. Crane & Crane Pivot Assembly Cylinder Latch Pivot Stainless.

disassembly of Ruger® double action cylinders. Self-aligns perfectly over the center pin rod during removal. Fits Redhawk®, Super Redhawk®, GP-100® and 

The Jeff Quinn Memorial GP100 is a full-size 5-shot GP100 chambered for .44 Special. It has a 4.2-inch barrel, full-length ejector rod and half underlug. For every memorial revolver sold, Ruger and Lipsey’s will donate a portion of the proceeds, over $20,000, to Quinn’s charity of choice, Bikers Who Care.

Push the cylinder latch off to the right. Using a 1/16" punch, push out the trigger pivot. Pull on the trigger and lift it out of the top of the trigger guard, 

Factory replacement parts are manufactured to the exact same specifications and tolerances and use the same manufacturing materials as the original parts which