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One kit offers a little plastic pin that helps in reinstalling the most difficult parts. I used a broken toothpick and it worked fine for me, it was much simplified once I implemented the technique.
Actually once I used the toothpick it was quite simple.
In regards to the Bellm kit. I did not get the written instructions with the kit. I just got a small bag with parts (springs). I later saw that I could have bought a binder / instructions. I wish that I had gotten the written instruction booklet. I did find several you-tubes that discussed the topic. Above I posted the one that helped me the most.Yes and some light polishing. Bellm has some pretty good instruction sheets with pictures to help and there is probably a youtube video on it somewhere. Only thing is, if you were to ever send it to TC/S&W for warranty work, they put the factory springs back in, ask me how I know..
Rosewood
One kit offers a little plastic pin that helps in reinstalling the most difficult parts. I used a broken toothpick and it worked fine for me, it was much simplified once I implemented the technique.
Actually once I used the toothpick it was quite simple.