The Gun Digest Book of Tactical Weapons Assembly/Disassembly. J B Wood
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Название: The Gun Digest Book of Tactical Weapons Assembly/Disassembly
Автор: J B Wood
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Спорт, фитнес
isbn: 9781440224300
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18. If it is necessary to remove the firing pin block lever and sear-trip lever, push this cross pin out toward the left side. CAUTION: a small coil spring and positioning collar will be released, so control them.
19. The sear and its torsion spring can be removed by pushing out this cross-pin. CAUTION: Control the spring.
20. If the hammer is to be removed, you will have to once again un-latch the lock-spring. The hammer pivot is then pushed out toward the left side. The two-piece hammer spring strut is retained in the hammer by a small roll-pin.
21. Turn the trigger bar upward, and pull the trigger to align it with the exit recess in the frame. Move the bar to the right, and take it out. The trigger bar spring is in a recess inside the magazine well. A hooked tool can be used to remove it upward.
22. Drifting out this cross pin will release the trigger for removal downward. CAUTION: The torsion-type trigger spring will be released inside the frame at the top, so restrain it. In normal takedown, this system is best left in place.
23. If the takedown latch is to be removed, use a very slim tool inside the frame at the top, inserting it in the semi-circular opening at center to depress and hold the spring. The latch can then be taken out either side.
24. To remove the magazine catch system, first insert a small tool in the hole in the release button, and push the lock pin out toward the right side.
25. Remove the lock pin.
26. Remove the release button and spring toward the left.
27. Remove the magazine catch piece toward the right.
28. If the slide latch needs to be removed, turn it to its uppermost position, and nudge it out toward the left. CAUTION: Control the torsion spring.
Reassembly Tips:
1. As the rear sub-frame is re-installed, be sure the rear tip of the trigger bar is properly engaged before pushing the unit down into place. After the unit is seated, you must hold the trigger bar against the wall of the grip and use a fork-tipped tool to engage the upper arm of the torsion spring with its groove in the underside of the bar.
2. When installing the back-strap retainer, be sure its angled end is toward the front, as shown. A light tap with a non-marring tool will seat it properly.
3. Support the magazine release button on a firm surface as the lock pin is pushed back into place. The pin should be checked to be sure it is fully locked.
Browning BDA 380
| Data: | Browning BDA 380 |
| Origin: | Italy |
| Manufacturer: | Armi Beretta, S.p.A.,Gardone (Brescia)for Browning Arms Co.Morgan, Utah |
| Cartridge: | 380 ACP |
| Magazine capacity: | 13 rounds |
| Overall length: | 6¾ inches |
| Height: | 4¾ inches |
| Barrel length: |
31 |
| Weight: | 23 ounces |
Made for Browning by Beretta of Italy, the BDA 380 is essentially a restyled version of the Beretta Model 84, but the changes are extensive enough to give it mechanical features that are entirely different. This is particularly true of the safety and firing pin system, as the BDA has a slide-mounted safety with ambidextrous levers. A hammer-drop system is included in this system, and this also changes the frame components.
Field Strip:
1. Remove the magazine, and depress and hold the takedown-latch lock button, located on the left side of the frame.
2. Turn the takedown-latch lever on the right side of the frame down to the vertical position.
3. Move the slide and barrel assembly forward off the frame.
4. Controlling the tension of the recoil spring, lift the rear of the spring guide away from the barrel, and remove the spring and guide toward the rear.