I got this from a family member and wasn't too sure of everything. To me it looks like a Kart Conversion 22. I want to give it a good cleaning but I can't find any directions. Is it just like a 1911 disassembly? Anyway here are some pics
Kart conversion 22
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Here you go.
chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://ia902208.us.archive.org/29/items/manuals.content.like.stevespages/kart_22_caliber_conversion_unit_text.pdf
Here you go.
chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://ia902208.us.archive.org/29/items/manuals.content.like.stevespages/kart_22_caliber_conversion_unit_text.pdf
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awesome thank ya!!! This thing seems like its gonna be a cool little plinker
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you got it!
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A key thing to understand is this rod (red arrow).
When that is screwed in, it hits the slide lock (green arrow).
The rod locks the slide lock in place. This is a substantial difference from the way a normal 1911 goes together.
When that rod is tightened, this pin (green arrow) doesn't move. The slide release pivots on that pin. This again is unlike the 1911, where the slide release is one-piece, and pivots inside the frame.
When that is screwed in, it hits the slide lock (green arrow).
The rod locks the slide lock in place. This is a substantial difference from the way a normal 1911 goes together.
When that rod is tightened, this pin (green arrow) doesn't move. The slide release pivots on that pin. This again is unlike the 1911, where the slide release is one-piece, and pivots inside the frame.
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