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FN Browning 1922
6/25/2011 10:50:48 PM
I have a FN Browning 1922
For some reason I am having a heck of a time trying to reassemble it after I did the take down.
I follow the steps from this video, but I can't get my slide to go back to the second notch.
This is the video I have been using to help me reassemble it
Picture of the beast.
Any ideas?
6/26/2011 12:35:53 PM
Any ideas?
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6/26/2011 1:06:35 PM
http://www.olarmyjoel.com/Virtual%20Arms%20Room/browning%201922.htm
6/26/2011 3:44:21 PM
Originally Posted By sniper1target:
http://www.olarmyjoel.com/Virtual%20Arms%20Room/browning%201922.htm
http://www.olarmyjoel.com/Virtual%20Arms%20Room/browning%201922.htm
I can't get it to do step 12. The slide will not go all the way back.
7/1/2011 5:26:37 PM
In the video he mentions that the magazine safety interferes with the ability to pull the slide back to the second notch. Have you tried it with the the magazine in the pistol?
7/3/2011 10:14:05 AM
Originally Posted By Bigred200e:
In the video he mentions that the magazine safety interferes with the ability to pull the slide back to the second notch. Have you tried it with the the magazine in the pistol?
In the video he mentions that the magazine safety interferes with the ability to pull the slide back to the second notch. Have you tried it with the the magazine in the pistol?
No not that you mention it, I will try that later on today thanks!
9/22/2011 2:51:10 PM
Originally Posted By firewall_03:
No not that you mention it, I will try that later on today thanks!
Originally Posted By Bigred200e:
In the video he mentions that the magazine safety interferes with the ability to pull the slide back to the second notch. Have you tried it with the the magazine in the pistol?
In the video he mentions that the magazine safety interferes with the ability to pull the slide back to the second notch. Have you tried it with the the magazine in the pistol?
No not that you mention it, I will try that later on today thanks!
I disconnected the mag safety on my 1910 for this reason. it makes working on it a lot easier.
9/24/2011 3:13:15 PM
LMAO.
I bought a Browning 10/71 and had to watch the video a dozen times before I got it put back together.
It's frustrating.
I bought a Browning 10/71 and had to watch the video a dozen times before I got it put back together.
It's frustrating.
9/26/2011 11:17:37 PM
I hope you get it figured out. That's a real neat pistol.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
9/27/2011 3:34:48 AM
Originally Posted By Billy_Dee:
I hope you get it figured out. That's a real neat pistol.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
I hope you get it figured out. That's a real neat pistol.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
its pretty sweet
9/28/2011 10:01:41 AM
Originally Posted By firewall_03:
its pretty sweet
Originally Posted By Billy_Dee:
I hope you get it figured out. That's a real neat pistol.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
I hope you get it figured out. That's a real neat pistol.
I was just noticing that the locking lugs are on the bottom of the barrel/frame. Pretty cool.
I really enjoy learning about and comparing all of JMB's creations. They're all such ingenious mechanical devices.
its pretty sweet
Yup! Good Choice! I want one too.
Hey, at least it is easier to put together than a Ruger Mk III
