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03-31-2012, 08:05 AM

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The hardest part I've found in reassembling a Parker is compressing the one piece sear spring, then aligning the sears with the holes in the frame.

Has anyone designed a jig for keeping the springs compressed while putting the sears back in place? Is a jig possible to design to do this?

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