Other than removing the screw on the grips is there anyother thing to be concerned about?
I assume that you are talking about a T380. There is one little dinky part that is under the right hand grip. It is a little E-Clip (I refer to it as the "Infamous E-Clip") that holds the trigger linkage together. Don't bother looking for it on the parts diagram because it isn't on the parts diagram, but the part is there nonetheless. Anyway, that little bugger can break -- I know, it has happened to me twice -- and when it goes, so does the trigger linkage. You need to keep an eye on that little dude and make sure that it is in good shape. 20-20 hindsight says that you can tell when that guy breaks because the trigger suddenly gets real "gritty" feeling. After a few rounds of that, it will start malfunctioning and the gun is basically a paperweight. If it gets that far, you are already in trouble (ask me how I know.
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). It is best to catch it at the "gritty" stage, because the linkage is still intact at that point. Oh, and the clip itself is trivially easy to replace, as long as the linkage hasn't come apart. It's just an E-Clip, after all.
FWIW, you can order the E-Clips from Eagle Imports, but you can't do it from their website. You have to call them on the land line (stone knives and bearskins, I say!) and ask them for it. They are dirt cheap. I'd get a few and have them on hand.
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