What's the easiest firearm you've ever disassembled?

[paddling_man]

Ruger GP100

 

[dhoomonyou]

GLOCK for sure.

AND parts are easily available.

 

[cmidkiff]

Easiest full detail strip I've ever done was on a Kel-Tec P11. I know, it's not what some consider a quality firearm, but it _is_ easy to take down, has only about 30 parts, and requires nothing but a screwdriver. (Bonus: You don't have to pull the trigger!)

 

[f4t9r]

SIG P220 and /or P226

 

[cyco668]

The easiest to strip, in my opinion, for both field and detailed is a Cobray Mac-11. I think it's as simple as it gets.

 

[shadowalker]

Sig P229, slide lock, lever down, release slide, second easiest is the Springfield XD.

 

[Grampa]

I'd have to agree with the P-11 for the pistol. The only rifles I've completely stripped to the last ball bearing have been a Mauser Ms. 420 and several AR's, although I've mostly stripped a Garand. They were all pretty easy.

 

[Vaarok]

To completely completely disassemble, Mosin, SKS, and SVT-40. No tools, snap together/apart assembly and disassembly, and I can do it blindfolded.

 

[nainc]

Detail Disassembly

Ok,

You said disassembled, not field stripped; so here's one vote for ye olde 870.

 

[CountGlockula]

Only 30+ Parts

 

[zero_chances]

My glock 19



airsoft pistol

 

[Trailblaster870]

My father's old H&R 16ga. single shot.
Mossberg 500 and 870's r pretty easy too.

 

[lev83]

S&W Model 41

 

[Biker]

Well, if we had a Tijuana cop on this board, I'd bet he'd say his wrist rocket was exceedingly simple to take down.

Biker

 

[Legionnaire]

Kel-Tec P11 (once I built a tool to remove the mainspring). Haven't taken the trigger group apart on my SP101 yet, but it's just waiting the opportunity.

 

[AZ Jeff]

To completely completely disassemble, Mosin, SKS, and SVT-40. No tools, snap together/apart assembly and disassembly, and I can do it blindfolded.

I assume for the SKS you are not including such things as removing the extractor or firing pin. Those items (and perhaps others) cannot be removed/installed without tools on the SKS.

 

[Oldnoob]

Tokarev

Ruger revolvers

Browning Hi Power

Hi Point

Sig 226

Steyr M A1

Glock

 

[lykoris]

do you use a search function to find an answer to a thread and then reply?

This thread dates from 2007, on the reloading section one dates from 2005

 

[gunnutery]

Glock for handgun, Savage 10FP for rifle (any bolt gun really).

 

[PT1911]

Walther PPK... (PA63)....sw/walther 99, xdm, 92, xd, then Glock... followed by cz 75's and 1911's

 

[One-Time]

M1 Carbine

 

[TeamPrecisionIT]

The only firearm I have taken completely down would be the S&W Sigma, which is heavily based on the Glock design so I would have to agree with the Glock series being quite easy. As was said prior, I could break and anvil with a rubber mallet. And if I didn't break that gun, then it was to be so easy a caveman (like me) could do it.

Damian

 

[Stradawhovious]

Jennings .22

 

[Zack]

Ok so you brought back this post from 2007? How did you even found this?
I thought the rules said you can not bring back posts so many days old???
Ak47 easy!

 

[Deus Machina]

Rifle: Mosin Nagant. Seriously, hold trigger back, pull bolt back. Twist rear section, and it's apart.

Handgun: my S&W 469 was pretty simple. Pull slide 1/2" back, pull out slide release. The trigger assembly disassembled with a screw or two, and went back just as easy.