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Not really down on myself Ya'all just laughing at myself. TY Snowdog. Very happy to see this community pitches in to help a guy new in town thanks again guys.

LOL too embarrased to say, lets just say there is a difference between the ejector and what I was depressing...and my finger hurts..... ohh the humanity any of my former NCO's in the 101st would hang their heads in shame at my stupidty.

Lol Lol Lol yup the old brain pan must be fryed! I dun got it figured out stupid dummy that I am. Thanks again for the help, I owe you Gents a beer. If your ever in Santa Paula California.....

I have never in my life had a problem field stripping any weapon, when I had the freaking manual rught in front of me, this is driving me nuts!

Thanks a lot for the replies please keep em coming!

I am pushing the ejector down and forward as step #3 after dropping mag and locking slide to the rear. Then I can get the slide stop pulled out and to it's left most position but slide will not move forward enough to come off the frame rails.:cuss:

Ty Lions just read the same thing in the manual. So if I can pull the slide stop all the way out to it's left most position in the frame, why can't the slide move far enough forward to dis-engage from the frame?

Thank you for the replies. Pretty much gave up, untill I can find out if the darn slide stop is captive on the left side of the frame. I'll check that link that Buck sent, see if it get my dang brain unstuck. Or the pin, not sure what's at fault, LOL

My buddy just bought this P91 used and I have a feeling this pistol has never been disassembled before. It's bone dry and needs some cleaning and lube before taking it to the range. For the life of me I can't get the slide stop removed from the frame. I can get it mostly out, it just wont...

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This is me trying to remount the trigger assembly to the bottom of the barrel of my friends Remington 580 .22 :banghead: Seems that you need to maintain pressure on the hammer when you install the spring on top of the trigger that actuates the hammer, then tap the compression pin through the...