Thank you for the clear and concise explanation. Well done.

Omg.....that is the simplest disassemble procedure ever....thank you

Be careful when you remove the trigger group. It is very easy for the pawl to come off, which will allow the pawl plunger and spring to fly out and be lost forever! That was my experience, and it sounds like I'm not the only one it's happened to. *sigh*. Have part #'s KH05000 & KH05100 ready when you call Ruger for your replacements!

I wish Ruger would discontinue this difficult internal assembly & just use the frame internals of the Super Redhawk. They could call it the New Model Redhawk.

need a video on trigger disassembly for the same gun

Question my hammer pivot pin needs a punch to remove it does not fall out could this affect trigger /hammer pull when fireing double action , also no take down pin was present. Could this be a quality control issue ? What do you think

I just bought a new Redhawk, can't get the trigger latch pin to budge.

RugerFirearms - This is a great idea, but the content is shown way too fast. 2:15 is not long enough to properly show how to disassemble a Redhawk revolver. Remember, the people watching this video DO NOT WORK for gun manufacturer. Please take the time and do this right. Update this video and S-L-O-W down to show full steps and procedures. Your customers deserve better than a 2-minute infomercial.

That easy, huh

Do you have the assembly video

If you do this you will never EVER get your Redhawk back together again.

I have a redhawk and to disassemble it seems more complicated than taking my semi apart. I fired my 44 maybe 200 rounds tops and all I've cleaned was the barrel. will that affect it if I have to use it?

I used the Mainspring Strut Assembly to try to pull the Trigger Guard Latch to the rear as directed but the Latch failed to move. It is locked tighter than a tick in a hound dogs ear. Question regarding this has been submitted and am now awaiting an answer on how to motivate this Latch. Side note: This mechanism had no lubricant of any kind. The action is rough so that is why I wanted to access the trigger assembly. S&W parts have a very shallow hardening to them to prevent wear and "polishing" the action is discouraged. I am wondering about Ruger. This action is very rough.

I was lucky and found the pawl. Only because I was in house with a white tile floor. One would think that a factory video would be more detailed. Now I have to find out how the pawl goes back in the trigger.

I have the model with hogue grips. I don’t see a screw or anything to remove it Also just noticed mine doesn’t have the disassembly pin

No,that's not as far as I need to go for proper maintenance and cleaning. How about trigger and cylinder disassembly? As dirty as these guns get,you should've demonstrated COMPLETE DISASSEMBLY!

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ummmm. yeah sure.

Wow thats easy!

pins fell out and little confused of how it went back together

I have a much simpler two-step method to disassemble a Ruger Redhawk. 1) Don't get a Redhawk. 2) Get a Smith and Wesson Model 27 instead.

I Just Removed My Grips, Set Them Aside Looked Down At My Table, And Lo and Behold! There Was A Pin Lying On The Table! What The HELL Is That! Where Did It Come From? So I Came To Utube, What Could Be Better? In This HIGH SPEED video, This Clown Ran Through The Disassembly SOO Fast You Would Think We Were All EXPERTS!! REALY? This Is From Ruger Firearms? NOT ONCE Did He Point OUT (That Pin) That Falls Out When You Remove The Grips! I Spent Virtually HUNDERS Of DOLLARS Buying This .44Mag Redhawk And This Is What I Get For Follow Up Service!!??