THANK YOU for creating this!! Anyone with a pulse & opposable thumbs can confidently do a trigger job on the MK's using this as their guide - the be-all end-all of cleaning/tear down videos [PERIOD]
The front sight is incorrect for the Mark II. At least, it doesn't match mine. Also, reassembly of the mainspring requires a good deal more manipulation than is shown here.
As I was reassembling my Mark II the video shows a spring that hooks to a pin just rear of the trigger housing. Mine doesn't have that spring and never did.
this is great and it was a giant hassle getting the mechanism w/ pin back in place. Afterward something is distinctly different though: When I rack the slide when on safety it feels normal. When I rack slide to cock the trigger when on fire it is like 3x harder to pull back. but once trigger is cocked then it feels normal. Pull the trigger THEN rack the slide again, same thing: super hard to pull back. Is there a certain config the internals need to be in when you reattach the back mechanism that holds slide in place/affects slide release? thanks for info
@@mr.unknownidk5946 Sorry, but no I haven't. [Makes note to self about troubleshooting it finally]. I will note that I've probably put 200-300 rounds through it since, and the only issue I have is the usual failure to eject on the most low-end ammo (Aguila Super Extra .22lr). Otherwise it fires everything else my other .22 does have issue with. I'll update once I do get it fixed. Maybe make a video about it (I've been meaning to post vids like this on a channel). GL in fixing it.
I didn't have the takedown tool and was forced to use a paperclip. Straight it out, bend one end into a U-shaped hook, then wrap the rest of the straight part around the shaft of a screwdriver. Use the hook on the latch and use the screwdriver for leverage to pull it down. Then use a wide mouth pliers and pull that latch outwards.
Don’t try taking apart your Mark 2 unless you are expert in that, tricky, tricky. I have mine cleaned by a professional gunsmith, it’s not expensive and your firearm will be protected.
HOLA, MUY BUENAS TUS PRESENTACIONES, HACE POCO QUE SIGO TU CANAL, MUY BUENO, Y APROVECHO PARA CONSULTARTE, SI TENES LA ANIMACIÓN DE LA TBA SUPPRESORS SICARIO 22. GRACIAS. SALUDOS.
Definitely NOT a military-pattern pistol. It has too many screws that might get loose while being used on battlefield...That's why military gun assembly parts rely rather on pins than screws...I wonder if there are any construction differences between this and AWC Amphibian II, which is milspec pistol...
A complex mechanism that needs a thousand years to understand this complex machine👽
THANK YOU for creating this!! Anyone with a pulse & opposable thumbs can confidently do a trigger job on the MK's using this as their guide - the be-all end-all of cleaning/tear down videos [PERIOD]
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The inventor of this is a genius!
Lovely, but you didn’t show the flipping it upside down, trigger pulls and all the other complicated stuff that’s needed to put it back together!
WOW! That’s cool! But I will never take it that far down!
The front sight is incorrect for the Mark II. At least, it doesn't match mine. Also, reassembly of the mainspring requires a good deal more manipulation than is shown here.
As I was reassembling my Mark II the video shows a spring that hooks to a pin just rear of the trigger housing. Mine doesn't have that spring and never did.
How about a Ithaca M-49 disassembly
Thanks for doing this video and all the rest; so helpful!
this is great and it was a giant hassle getting the mechanism w/ pin back in place.
Afterward something is distinctly different though:
When I rack the slide when on safety it feels normal.
When I rack slide to cock the trigger when on fire it is like 3x harder to pull back. but once trigger is cocked then it feels normal. Pull the trigger THEN rack the slide again, same thing: super hard to pull back.
Is there a certain config the internals need to be in when you reattach the back mechanism that holds slide in place/affects slide release? thanks for info
Did you ever fix that problem because I’m going through it as well?
@@mr.unknownidk5946 Sorry, but no I haven't.
[Makes note to self about troubleshooting it finally].
I will note that I've probably put 200-300 rounds through it since, and the only issue I have is the usual failure to eject on the most low-end ammo (Aguila Super Extra .22lr). Otherwise it fires everything else my other .22 does have issue with.
I'll update once I do get it fixed. Maybe make a video about it (I've been meaning to post vids like this on a channel).
GL in fixing it.
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0:07 this step should really be 30 minutes long and involve a mallet...gave me flashbacks haha
I didn't have the takedown tool and was forced to use a paperclip.
Straight it out, bend one end into a U-shaped hook, then wrap the rest of the straight part around the shaft of a screwdriver. Use the hook on the latch and use the screwdriver for leverage to pull it down. Then use a wide mouth pliers and pull that latch outwards.
If it were only this simple.
Beautiful firearm🇺🇸
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Don’t try taking apart your Mark 2 unless you are expert in that, tricky, tricky. I have mine cleaned by a professional gunsmith, it’s not expensive and your firearm will be protected.
HOLA, MUY BUENAS TUS PRESENTACIONES, HACE POCO QUE SIGO TU CANAL, MUY BUENO, Y APROVECHO PARA CONSULTARTE, SI TENES LA ANIMACIÓN DE LA TBA SUPPRESORS SICARIO 22. GRACIAS. SALUDOS.
Wow! Impressive presentation! Thanks so much.
The mag follower comes out the bottom of the mag.
High standard calibre 22 behringer
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Definitely NOT a military-pattern pistol. It has too many screws that might get loose while being used on battlefield...That's why military gun assembly parts rely rather on pins than screws...I wonder if there are any construction differences between this and AWC Amphibian II, which is milspec pistol...
Thanks so much for this video, I found a mkii for a good price, but I think I'll go with a mkiv or an sw22 instead, God bless
Rugers are my favorite gun, do have a sw22a great gun as well.
I think you will like the MKIV better. Easier to take down
Could you slow down the video a bit?
You can't show it firing a bullet? I'd like to compare/contrast it with a luger.
Its more like a nambu
This is some bullshit. I can barely keep the breech cocked right