Posted: 3/31/2025 12:56:45 PM EDT
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I am looking at a Springfield Champion 9mm and wondering what these keys are for? Thanks 
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Originally Posted By SSeric02: ILS Safety in the mainspring housing. I had a suspicion that is what it was for, do they all have that? Or just highly restrictive state samples? |
I was once asked to explain the concept of entropy....I thought about it and said: "You can't unscramble an egg...." 77Bronc, 1981
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Originally Posted By 77Bronc: do they all have that? Or just highly restrictive state samples? |
| As you already have the answer, I will add that the bottom right corner L-shape wire is used for ILS main spring housing removal. The ILS does not have internals capture pin (incerted from the back of MSH on standard guns). Instead, for full disassembly you will cock the gun and incert that tool in the retainer hole from outside. Then, lower the hammer. Once you punch the MSH retainer out, this tool will have the "guts" captured just as standard pin will do. |
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Originally Posted By SSeric02: I think at this point they're just ln the CA compliant models, but there could be others. Fairly easy to swap out the lock parts. I would suggest to replace the ILS MSH as a whole assembly. It is a cheap part. If you replace just the "guts", it would be possible to lock / self lock the hammer at the cocked position unless ILS locking cam is also removed (living large hole). |
