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I decided that I would try to get rid of some end shake in my SP101 so I bought the extractor tool and .004" shims for an SP101 from Brownells. Takiing apart the SP101 and removing the extractor using the tool was a breeze. I was already to install a shim and I can not figure out where it should fit. The hole in the shim is only big enough for the "center rod pin" to fit through. I checked that I've received the correct part number from Brownells and they are the ones for a SP101.

 

I can't find any info on how to install these and I'm hoping someone can help.

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sits on top of the face of the yoke, does not slide around a pin, sits on top of it.

 

Demonstration on a S&W, but should be similar for a ruger.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmYzAVgDBkY

I've watched that video and I thought it would be the same but the bearings that I got have a small hole, much to small for the extractor to fit through it like the S&W video.

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