How to Disassemble and Reassemble of the Ruger SR-22

Workman Firearms

"Disassembly and Reassembly of the Ruger SR-22" by Workman Firearms:

Disassembly:
1. **Clearing the Firearm:** Adam removes the magazine and racks the slide to the rear. He physically and visually inspects the chamber and mag well to ensure the firearm is clear.

2. **Trigger Guard Latch:** Adam points out a latch inside the trigger guard on the left side of the firearm. Using a nail, he lifts the latch up.

3. **Slide Removal:** Since the Ruger SR-22 has a fixed barrel, the slide can't be slid off like other models. Adam releases the slide, lifts it up, and then pulls it out.

4. **Recoil Rod and Spring:** Adam shows the slide with the recoil rod and spring, stating that the slide is as broken down as needed.

Reassembly:
1. **Recoil Spring and Rod:** Adam places the recoil spring back onto the recoil rod, ensuring the notch faces the back of the firearm.

2. **Slide Placement:** Adam places the recoil rod into a hole beneath the barrel. He then places the slide onto the frame, ensuring the recoil spring fits into the hole.

3. **Slide Movement:** Adam slides the slide back, making sure it goes past the hammer. He then pushes it down, allowing it to slide forward.

4. **Latch Locking:** Adam pushes the latch back down into place to lock it.

5. **Function Check:** Adam performs a function check, noting that the Ruger SR-22 has a mag safety, so the trigger won't pull without a magazine inserted.

The tutorial is clear, concise, and provides valuable information for anyone looking to understand the inner workings of the Ruger SR-22 or perform maintenance on their own firearm.

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