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

Colt SAA. Never had taken one apart and I had not instructions. Easy as pie.

10/22 is next.

Old Noob, A Hi Point?

I enjoy my Hi Point(s) but you need tools to disasemble, I would think that rules them out of this conversation. It is also why I do not use my C9 for matches.

The easiest I've seen is the Sig 250. The thing is so modular it is really simple to detail strip. But I've never taken apart a 1911.

Smith & Wesson semi's are easy... in my book... the 410S and 695 come down quick.

Hakim...8mm

A Makarov. The easiest pistol to "fully" disassemble.

Revolver: hard to choose between SP101, GP100, and Blackhawk.
Semi-auto pistol: Glock or Makarov PM
Rifle: Mosin Nagant (except for those barrel band retaining springs in the stocks) or SKS.
Shotgun: Remington 870 (although the Mossberg isn't far off)

Easiest one over all though is a Pedersoli 'Kentucky' percussion pistol. Not really fear since it's just a single shot, but hey it goes boom and throws lead.

ps. I now see I've been suckered into posting in the same thread I posted in three years ago.

Savage 15A single-shot .22.

One screw holds the barreled action in the stock.
Squeeze trigger and pull out the bolt.
Unscrew the hammer and firing pin.
That's it.

Bing-badda-bing.

Q

If we're talking a full disassembly (which from my understanding of the OP, we are), it has to be a 98k Mauser. In 10 minutes I can have one down to a pile of parts. Full bolt disassembly included.

Wyman

My G-19 pretty easy.

Glock is one of the easiest and minimal guns.........I also have a Beretta blowback 22 that has a few mere parts

Glock

1911

One-Time said:

M1 Carbine

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You can dismantle down to the last part with toothpicks and a USA dime.

Then again, a Hawken is pretty easy, trigger only has about four parts and the barrel is held in by a tab on one end and wedge on the other.

Definitely not a GSG5.

Fully detail strip?

1911 No tools required once you get the grips off.

AKM would be second.

DMK said:

Fully detail strip?

1911 No tools required once you get the grips off.

AKM would be second.

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On the AKM how would you release the trigger springs?

On the AKM how would you release the trigger springs?

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The AKM requires tools. I grab the shepards hooks spring for the trigger group pins with a needle nose. Probably could get it with a screw driver. You also need a screwdriver to get the stock and pistol grip off. You need a punch to get the extractor and firing pin.

I guess you could do the whole rifle with the parts in the cleaning kit if you had a hammer or hammer-like instrument. The rear sight would be the hardest part to remove in the field though.

Thinking about it some more, one of the easiest guns is a SxS sidelock, especially a gun like David McKay Brown...........

Most bolt action rifles.

SKS.no tools,less than 3 minutes.

Glock.

bolt Remmy single-shot .22LR. tack driver too.

enfield

Required assembly at the factory - it had to be that easy



Without a doubt, the M1 carbine. I can't do it blindfolded yet though