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Unread 11-17-2009, 05:19 PM   #1
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I recently purchased a Mitchell Arms US Eagle P-08 (manufactured 1992 by Aimco out of Houston, TX). After firing a few rounds, the toggle did not return to battery. Investigation showed the recoil spring guide had become disconnected from the recoil spring lever. The spring guide appears to have a slight bend and appears to be an investment casting. Can it be straightened or do I need a new part? Is there some trick to removing the recoil spring guide and recoil spring from the frame?
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Unread 11-17-2009, 06:55 PM   #2
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MTM, No trick to remove recoil spring & guide from frame, just brute strength to push up & out the right side. If your guide is damaged, I belive that a standard PO8 one will work @$15 + $5 S&H. TH
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Many thanks.
Wish I'd known that about forty dollars sooner.
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