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09-29-2010, 21:47
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Hucklebucks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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H&K P7M8 Reassembly Question
Alright, before any of you guys come and start bashing me...I've already done that...
So, on to the important question...i got froggy, jumped and got ran over big time. Does anyone have a video or step by step instructions on how to get the M8 back together again? And before you ask...yes, i mean everything...
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09-30-2010, 01:02
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Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: North Sand Mountain, Alabama
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SIGShooter
Alright, before any of you guys come and start bashing me...I've already done that...
So, on to the important question...i got froggy, jumped and got ran over big time. Does anyone have a video or step by step instructions on how to get the M8 back together again? And before you ask...yes, i mean everything...
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Maybe this will help : http://webpages.charter.net/gemarsh/...kedown/p7.html
A great forum for P7 owners can be found here : http://www.parkcitiestactical.com/ub...p?ubb=cfrm&c=2
I haven't, ever, owned one, but I'm looking.
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09-30-2010, 01:15
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Hucklebucks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Thank you my friend!
I actually found that website while I was searching and working on getting my M8 back together again...
NEVER COMPLETELY DISASSEMBLE A P7M8!!!
Trust me, I know for a fact I have aged about 35 years!
One good thing did come of this...I will be sending this one to HK for a pick me up. For some reason I am having light primer strikes. I pulled a few bullets a dropped the empty cases in (Functions check more than anything) and I noticed light primer strikes.
Here's the weird thing...The hits that are centered are light and the off center hits are spot on. You can tell the difference just by looking at them side by side. Weird...Oh well, a trip to HK and life is good.
Thanks again dukeyjoe!
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09-30-2010, 02:22
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Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: North Sand Mountain, Alabama
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Glad you got it back together. Keep an eye out for a good deal on a P7 for me. Got to hit the Rack!
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09-30-2010, 09:04
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Leonum A Ignis
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: CT
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Yes indeed working on the P7 is a nightmare.
A few simple things I would check would be to replace the firing pin spring and check alignment of the drop safety catch/spring. I'm almost certain you went much further then this already, but figured I would suggest it just the same.
I'll admit, in all the people I have helped with their P7's your the first one to report off-center firing pin strikes on the primer. That is a new one on me. Let us know what HK does.
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Last edited by H&K 4 LIFE; 09-30-2010 at 09:06..
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09-30-2010, 13:38
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Hucklebucks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Quote:
Originally Posted by H&K 4 LIFE
Yes indeed working on the P7 is a nightmare.
A few simple things I would check would be to replace the firing pin spring and check alignment of the drop safety catch/spring. I'm almost certain you went much further then this already, but figured I would suggest it just the same.
I'll admit, in all the people I have helped with their P7's your the first one to report off-center firing pin strikes on the primer. That is a new one on me. Let us know what HK does. 
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A couple things i'm thinking about the off center....
First, because i pulled the bullets maybe i somehow bent the case and it wasn't seated properly
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I did not clean the upper only the lower and because i shot a lot there was some fouling in the channel.
Looking at my fired brass it all seemed to have the same hit location everytime. The primers weren't struck uber hard but hard enough to fire the round.
I called HK and the M8 will be going in for a check up and full HK cleaning.
I admit...my curiosity got the better of me. I won't do it again!
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10-05-2010, 21:53
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Hucklebucks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Got my P7M8 back!
It was a quick turn around! I mean quick, within 72 hours.
Off center firing pin strikes...Caused by a burr on the firing pin collar pin.
The squeeze cocker spring was worn and replaced and everything was checked, tested and put back together again.
The sights were also replaced with Mepro Light NS. The Trijicon sights suck! The outline was wearing off and the gunsmith who originally installed them relief cut them too much. That's a whole other issue.
Can't wait to go to the range tomorrow.
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10-06-2010, 08:59
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Leonum A Ignis
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: CT
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SIGShooter
It was a quick turn around! I mean quick, within 72 hours.
Off center firing pin strikes...Caused by a burr on the firing pin collar pin.
The squeeze cocker spring was worn and replaced and everything was checked, tested and put back together again.
The sights were also replaced with Mepro Light NS. The Trijicon sights suck! The outline was wearing off and the gunsmith who originally installed them relief cut them too much. That's a whole other issue.
Can't wait to go to the range tomorrow.
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Sweet, glad to hear they took good care of you.
So much for crappy HK customer service.
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10-06-2010, 13:33
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Hucklebucks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by H&K 4 LIFE
Sweet, glad to hear they took good care of you.
So much for crappy HK customer service. 
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My personal opinion on H&K CS: They are very short and to the point. No BS, you give them a problem, the give you a solution, your problem is fixed. There is no "Small" talk about your grandma's brothers sisters uncles cousin or the best types of ammunition to use. There is no, "It could have been this problem or that or this caused it or that", they tell you to send the gun and they will fix it and then give you an answer.
It's the same with Glock.
Personally, I prefer this type of CS then the pointless chatter and making me feel good about my choices. I also personally think that people perceive bad CS because they don't get their asses kissed because they feel the company owes them something for "Spending all their hard earned money on their products".
Of course, it's just personal opinion.
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10-07-2010, 21:29
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Happy Member
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Bend Oregon
Posts: 19,814
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SIGShooter
NEVER COMPLETELY DISASSEMBLE A P7M8!!!
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every one of the P7s I have had to repair over were a result of improper reassembly ....after owners tearing down their pistols much further than HK ever recommends in the owner's manual.
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10-07-2010, 21:45
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Youngstown, OH
Posts: 2,736
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HK's are definitely a tough pistol to reassemble. I stripped my USP down and it took a long time to get back together. It all comes out way faster than it goes back in LOL
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