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Believe I have a broken leaf spring on lifter. This gun is strictly a shooter and doesn't have great screws to begin with. Accordingly, is there an easy way to pull off the right lock and take a look without taking it apart completely? PS. I've got great screwdrivers and a good bench to put it on. Was hoping there might be a step by step on this with pictures somewhere, but I searched and couldn't find it.
Easy way to take apart a lifter to check spring
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