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True.AndyC wrote:Wow, these magazines are a real bear. I'm not just talking spring-power - something's catching somewhere. They literally feel like metal-on-metal after the 3rd round.
I can load Hi-Power, CZ, 1911 etc mags in a trice - but this is ridiculous.
Technical point:rotor wrote:You are supposed to push the yellow sear down. In the manual. Magazine insertion restores it. Very easy to do.rentz wrote:dlh wrote:SoccerDad---check out this video--->
He takes down his Shield without pulling the seer down through the receiver--more like a Glock take-down. I was able to do that too with my Shield, however, since then I have been pulling the seer down as recommended in the manual.
Note that by inserting a magazine that action will put the seer back into its proper place--at least I think that is how it works on reassembly.
There's a different way than this? That's the only way I've ever taken down my shield , lock back turn takedown lever unlock side and it comes right off
I came from the school of "lower the thing-a-ma-jig in the whatza ma-doodle..."Excaliber wrote:Technical point:rotor wrote:You are supposed to push the yellow sear down. In the manual. Magazine insertion restores it. Very easy to do.rentz wrote:dlh wrote:SoccerDad---check out this video--->
He takes down his Shield without pulling the seer down through the receiver--more like a Glock take-down. I was able to do that too with my Shield, however, since then I have been pulling the seer down as recommended in the manual.
Note that by inserting a magazine that action will put the seer back into its proper place--at least I think that is how it works on reassembly.
There's a different way than this? That's the only way I've ever taken down my shield , lock back turn takedown lever unlock side and it comes right off
The "yellow thing" is a sear release lever, not the sear itself. That's located inside the frame.
