Pretty straightforward. I figured it was cheaper to try it myself than send it anywhere for repair. It came loose with relatively few rounds through the pistol... probably less than 2000. I've run this pistol in a couple of matches but otherwise it's just a plinking pistol for my wife (which she loves).
This time I just degreased it and re-staked it to see if it'll hold; if it comes loose again I'll rip it off and install another with loc-tite, etc.
It looks like it would be a better application to use a torque wrench and a socket set on the tool staking. A Crescent wrench is perhaps not my first choice for a wrench.
Probably a better idea. Particularly if the makers of the tool could guesstimate and give some idea of proper torque needed to flare the stakes. Their directions were "no more than one complete turn" of the bolt.
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I figured it was cheaper to try it myself than send it anywhere for repair. It came loose with relatively few rounds through the pistol... probably less than 2000. I've run this pistol in a couple of matches but otherwise it's just a plinking pistol for my wife (which she loves). 
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