Can someone help me remove the firing pin of a Hammerli Xesse aka Trailside

I need to replace the firing pin on my Xesse. I called Larry's looking for instructions and was emailed a link to the manual which doesn't help me.
I have tried to find instructions via google search with no luck.

After you knock out the little pin, what do you do next to remove the firing pin?

Any body replaced one and can give me the quick run down

Yes, I know, Im weak in the gun smith dept but wanting to learn 

Thanks

Farmboy,

  It looks like the only thing holding it in is the retaining pin. Part number 41 on the pdf.

http://stevespages.com/pdf/sig_trailside.pdf


If it is like the other sig/hammerli you have to push the firing pin forward to remove the retainer. And part number 38 looks like it may have to be pushed in for firing pin to clear . It has a cutaway shaped like the pin.

OldMaster64 wrote:Farmboy,

  It looks like the only thing holding it in is the retaining pin. Part number 41 on the pdf.

http://stevespages.com/pdf/sig_trailside.pdf


If it is like the other sig/hammerli you have to push the firing pin forward to remove the retainer. And part number 38 looks like it may have to be pushed in for firing pin to clear . It has a cutaway shaped like the pin.

OldMaster64
The Xesse looks like this http://www.haemmerli.info/public/downloads/manuals/HAEMMERLI_274_30_04_Xesse_03-2014.pdf  it doesn't have the retaining pin.

I thought maybe the retaining pin was the pin at the top of the slide - #32 http://www.haemmerli.info/public/downloads/manuals/Haemmerli_x-esse_2773473_c.pdf

Part #38 is the safety.After looking at it again to remove the firing pin on the trailside all you would have to do is remove the pin and put the safety in unsafe and the pin should come shooting out. I will study your pdf now that I have some time













It would have to be # 32. But after you remove it you are probably able to push in #12 which then lets you remove #14 (the safety).After the safety is removed # 12 should come out freeing the pin. You can see they both hold each other in place with the firing pin being held in place by #32 holding it all together. Ever work on a P-08? Germans love to make it complicated. It might be as simple as removing the pin and moving the safety to "not safe"

I will give it a try when I get back in town - thanks