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Dissasembled my HSc, need help!!

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GHampe:
Hello guys,
I recently decided to be ambitious and do a complete disassemble of my Mauser HSc for cleaning purposes. The problem is, I am having a horrible time figuring out how to put it back together. I tried looking for videos or assembly instructions, but nothing was informative enough. I have looked at the online diagrams, but they are not of much help. It is one of those post war "1 of 5000" models. I can put all the pieces back together roughly, however, the mechanisms seem to not be lining up, and things just seem off. I am having problems specifically with the sear, the hammer, cartridge feed cam, and maybe even the hammer strut.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Warbird:
I'm afraid you've gone far beyond any help that we could provide when you detail stripped your pistol.  For safety reasons if nothing else, you should probably take your HSc to a licensed gunsmith in your area and let him reassemble it for you.

jcorl:
Amen. 

Laufer:
When my Hsc's grips were removed, very gently grazing a moist patch over some parts caused two parts to jump out about a foot! Never happened with Garands, SKS, Mini 30.
But which? :o ???   How many? Thank God they landed on the bare wooden floor, and not in boxes full of small gear.

The trigger bar and a very small retainer piece were totally unknown to me. My only other handguns-the superb Sauer 38H and Sig 232- have Never ejected parts. With the Hsc (or any others) I would not have known what was missing.

GHampe: Count me among the group who will never even take grips off this gun again-I will pay a gun smith to do so (held inside a plastic bag to catch anything). Some guys do this when removing grips. Let us know when/whether your Hsc becomes operational.

donp326:
I hope your gun smith is better the one in my area.  He wouldn't know what a Mauser HSc was. I would send it to Tom Heller.

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