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The slide and the frame are Made Of forged or microfusion steel?

The slide and the frame are Made Of forged or microfusion steel?

Clear and to the point. Thank you.

Excellent tutorial

I know I am 4 years late to the party, but great video. It was very helpful. Thank you very much!

Its is such a shame that these guns keep getting out of their safely stored areas, loading themselves and killing people, YOU don't need locks you need responsible gun ownership and some adults in the room

Wonderful.

Thank you! My extractor flew off into the nether. Lost. Emailed S&W and they sent a replacement.

Thanks for the video.

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Great looking pistol. I’m considering this vs an Sig 1911 Nitron. Going back and forth.

Thank you for doing this. I will be attempting to swap the internal parts between P99 / SW99 housings this weekend. Great tips with the Q-Tip and the other helper pin.

Uh yeah, the Hillary hole is a no go. Buy a vintage revolver for real Smith and Wesson quality.

This video was super helpful!

You make it look easy enough to try. Nice video.

Vary helpful. Thank you for putting the video together.

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If necessary, can you buy a new cylinder for the revolver and put it in an existing gun and make it work???

Sir you didnot show if the revolver is functioning correctly 🎯

Thank bro your viedo very clear

That was a lifesaver. I can take anything apart...but getting it back together often leaves me with 'spare parts'. My GP100 cylinder was not rotating freely. Today I broke the gun down far enough to get the cylinder apart. Cleaned it all up and dabbed with superfine graphite in an ethyl alcohol suspension. Couldn't remember the orientation of that little bit that rides on a plunger in the crane/yoke assembly. You set me to rights. I subscribed!

Wonderful video, thank you!

Thanks and Blessings! I like the idea of using the rubber hose material, but I worry about the possibility of over tightening the extractor rod. Great video.

Just a fantastic video! I was afraid to field strip, but you’ve made it clear.

Thank u

Great video. One question though. Should thread locker Loctite Blue be used on the cylinder screw?

whats up with the little spring on top? How do you take that off?

Hello, great video. I have the same X5 as you. I would like to replace the extractor because I sometimes have jams. Do you think the new US X5 puller is compatible with the German X5? THANKS. JP

Nice video, what model number are those sights?

I feel so relaxed.

Outstanding video….outstanding.

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Your Werner Herzog imitation is very good

Good video

Hi Mike i’m having problems with my 686 with opening the cylinder when I push the release button it will not release and I have to turn it on its side and hit the cylinder with my hand to knock it free Any suggestions would be much appreciated thank you Love your video

Excellent video! Thank you for putting this together!

Extremely informative videos, thank you !!!

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Good morning sir. Thank you for this clear and concise video. Very helpful.

G'day from downunder Mike. After 5000 rds thought mine could do with a thorough clean. Followed a book for the disassembly - no dramas but during reassembly hit some hurdles. On to YT and watched a number of clips on reassembly - or should I say 'started' to watch as they either glossed over critical areas or 'attacked' them with a larger hammer! I found your clip and reckon it's the duck's guts on this subject. I particularly liked your sequence that was quite different from the book and makes more sense and also makes some of the tricky areas a damn sight easier. Many thanks from a new subscriber🤠

Great video 👍

Gonna have to do a twigga job on mine now lol

A great straight to the point video, very helpful, thank you.

This video saved me hundreds of dollars - absolutely outstanding and a big Thank You!

This was the video I was looking forward to to help my Q5 sf trigger at almost 6 lbs. Thanks for putting the video up.

Well done ! Thanks Mike

Thanks very much for your excellent video!! Your meticulous instruction and occasional tips eliminated my fear of disassembling and reassembling my Smith & Wesson 626 .357 Magnum and Smith & Wesson 629 .44 Magnum Revolvers. They do need a thorough cleaning every 500-1,000 rounds. Thanks again!!

Thanks very much for your excellent video!! Your meticulous instruction and occasional tips eliminated my fear of disassembling and reassembling my Smith & Wesson 626 .357 Magnum and Smith & Wesson 629 .44 Magnum Revolvers. They do need a thorough cleaning every 500-1,000 rounds. Thanks again!!