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ViggoG · 08-11-2001, 02:37 AM

If someone has not referred you to the Technical Information quick link that usually appears to the left as you read this.

Or if it is not there then click on "back arrow" until you see the black column to the left . then click on technical Information there you will then find four options choose "Parts and Disassembly". There you will find an "Exploded View" of The "P-08". Just above the barrel and breech you will see the bolt(010) , Firing pin(013) , spring(014) and spring guide, retainer(015).

From this it is easy to see when the s. guide, retainer is released that the spring will forcefully eject the s.g.retainer out of the bolt . "BE PREPARED TO TRAP THESE PARTS AS THEY SEPARATE" The spring has been known to eject the s.g.retainer with force enough to blind (Wear Face Shield or Goggles" , study the disassembly instructions until you can repeat them by heart before proceeding . Too much information is never too much to know .

Hope this is of some help .

ViggoG viggogdereng@juno.com>

08-11-2001, 02:37 AM	#8
ViggoG RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: South Side Virginia Posts: 534 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Again, I'm a little confused(the story of my life) If someone has not referred you to the Technical Information quick link that usually appears to the left as you read this. Or if it is not there then click on "back arrow" until you see the black column to the left . then click on technical Information there you will then find four options choose "Parts and Disassembly". There you will find an "Exploded View" of The "P-08". Just above the barrel and breech you will see the bolt(010) , Firing pin(013) , spring(014) and spring guide, retainer(015). From this it is easy to see when the s. guide, retainer is released that the spring will forcefully eject the s.g.retainer out of the bolt . "BE PREPARED TO TRAP THESE PARTS AS THEY SEPARATE" The spring has been known to eject the s.g.retainer with force enough to blind (Wear Face Shield or Goggles" , study the disassembly instructions until you can repeat them by heart before proceeding . Too much information is never too much to know . Hope this is of some help . ViggoG viggogdereng@juno.com>