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Old 07-03-2014, 05:52 PM
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Angry My CBOB is falling apart!

As I found out it's because the spring that holds that safety and the slide stop in had fallen out of the gun.

Defective or is this a design decision? As it stands I got problems!

Do I need to get a gunsmith, yell at Severen, DW or can I fix this?

HELP!
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Pm Dave Waits, he will know the answer. Hope you get it up and running quickly.
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How did the spring "fall out"? Need more info.
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Plunger spring. Is the plunger still in the tube?
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There should be a tube, slide stop plunger, safety plunger and a spring, and then use small screwdriver and turn it to lock it in place..
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Spring should have a slight kink in the center to hold it in the tube.
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