Your most HATED handgun to fully disassemble ?

[Road_Clam]

Hands down my friggin Beretta 92FS . What a goddam royal PIA to do a complete disassemble. A very close second is my FNX45T . Both these are very complex with a ton of brackets / detent plungers and springs. We ALL know that EVERY time you dissasemble a tiny spring goes flying off into never-never land and it's time to do the crab crawl with a flashlight...

 

[mcshooter]

Ruger mkiii

 

[Boghog1]

Ruger mkiii

I was going to go with the Mark II

 

[RumRunner]

These things come apart?

 

[Arto]

colt 1860

 

[jek]

Ruger mkiii

this

 

[btnh6668]

yep mark III

 

[PSS]

Grendel P—10 detail strip

 

[Sparky123]

Ruger Mark 1,2 or 3

 

[WanMan99]

another vote for the Mark III... I'll never clean it again, I swear.
The 92FS is easy peasy. Definitely easier than a 1911 (which is fairly easy, barrel bushing kicks my ass sometimes).
A highpoint carbine is another PITA (but not a pistol).

 

[Road_Clam]

Why all the hate for a MKIII ? I got one and they are not that bad EXCEPT for the sear spring installation !

 

[Mountain]

Definitely Ruger Mk III. Nothing else in the same universe.

 

[Wickedcoolname]

Why all the hate for a MKIII ? I got one and they are not that bad EXCEPT for the sear spring installation !

I don't get it either. The first time you break it down it's a bit tricky, but once you've done it a time or two it's not bad.

 

[whatluck]

desert research micro desert eagle

 

[SKumar]

Not a handgun, but FAL

There was a freggin screw for everything on there. The trigger group was a PITA to put together. Far cry from the AR15s perfection.

 

[paul73]

A lot of handguns are difficult. Beretta I did ok, Ruger was worse, cz shadow 2 complete disassemble is also a bit of a pita - a ton of small parts.
Nothing is too difficult if you do it several times.

 

[jamison55]

Mk 3 22/45 wasn’t too bad imo. My 1911 otoh. The first time I fully stripped it to install a Wilson Combat trigger wasn’t too bad. The 2nd time it beat me. Did the walk of shame to my gunsmith with a ziplock bag of parts.

 

[paul73]

Definitely Ruger Mk III. Nothing else in the same universe.

Yeah, most guns feel intuitive design wise, Ruger is… unique.

 

[yogi]

Ruger mkiii …. until I got the quick takedown kit installed….it was like trying to do the rubic cube blindfolded, drunk while fighting an angry cat.

 

[Soundwave]

I've never done a complete disassembly like that honestly. I just spray stuff in/on everything and let it sit for a little while.

 

[peterk123]

Am I the only guy on this planet that has no problem with a mark iii?

 

[Road_Clam]

The first clown that says a Glock is going to get pistol whipped.....

 

[Road_Clam]

I've never done a complete disassembly like that honestly. I just spray stuff in/on everything and let it sit for a little while.

Smart man.

 

[paul73]

Smart man.

A dishwasher also works.

 

[knoxy]

Cz82. Cuz it has 82 parts

I kid, it only has 55 parts.

It's one of my favorite pistols. I've never actually been brave enough or had reason to tear it all the way down.

 

[Mountain]

Am I the only guy on this planet that has no problem with a mark iii?

Yes. And if you have not already assumed an alias and headed for the wilderness- go now, before it is too late.

 

[DW357]

Am I the only guy on this planet that has no problem with a mark iii?

Once you do it a few times it’s not horrible. But hands down it’s the most PITA gun to break down in my collection of pistols.

 

[Road_Clam]

Cz82. Cuz it has 82 parts

I kid, it only has 55 parts.

It's one of my favorite pistols. I've never actually been brave enough or had reason to tear it all the way down.View attachment 572553

Geez, that looks a LOT like my FNX . ..

 

[CWulf]

My Phased Plasma rifle in the 40 Watt Range is an absolute bitch to get re-assembled.

 

[G4Y4HK]

How often are you guys taking apart your guns down to every pin? And why?