I cannot find any instructions, however, the 59 breaks down like the 1911.
Best left to a trained gunsmith. For normal cleaning, no disassembly is needed.
The 469 is very similar to the 59, 459, and 669. Gun Digest publishes an excellent series on Firearms Assembly and Disassembly and the Part 1 Automaic Pistols volume includes excellent instructions on disassembly of the model 59 series.
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The Smith & Wesson Model 1076 is a semi-automatic pistol, and detailed disassembly and assembly instructions can typically be found in the owner's manual or through reputable firearms resource websites and forums. For disassembly, ensure the firearm is unloaded, remove the magazine, and follow the steps to take down the slide and frame. Assembly involves reversing the disassembly steps while ensuring all parts are properly seated and secured. Always prioritize safety and, if unsure, consult a qualified gunsmith.
Use Google and search for '1917 Enfield rear sight'. There are a number of websites that can help you with disassembly, etc. Start with www.cruffler.com
Get a copy of the Gun Digest Asembly/Disassembly instructions for centerfire rifles. The Marlin Mod 36 is included.
Best left to a trained gunsmith. For normal maintenance, no disassembly is needed.
Contact Marlin.
www.savageparts.com has a schematic. I advise against disassembly unless you absolutely have to. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Call Beretta customer service.
Go to Smith and Wesson's website and download/request a manual. Find a bookstore and look for a series of books by J.B. Wood on fireams disassembly.
Try S&W web site.