I love that you mention the rifle twist. I literally thought of that last week when I first starting looking into these... and I imagined that the rifling in the barrel would have to go only one way, because if they made it the opposite it might rotate when you don't want it to. Never heard anyone ever mention that though and didn't know if it really was an intentional feature or not.
lol. I never realized how hard it would be to back up a small trailer with a large truck until you said that... but then I remembered trying to back in a sea doo with a pickup truck one time (and of the several people that tried, nobody could do it). We just ended up jacking up the sea doo trailer wheels, so the could be dragged sideways without jackknifing and then just brute forcing it back into its parking spot.
The Bauer is definitely wider and has a much wider magazine well. I'm assuming (in part) that's why they bind. I wonder if the Browning barrel might work in the Bauer, but not the Bauer barrel in the Browning. I wonder if you measured the barrel lugs if the one's on the Bauer are longer and maybe even wider. Looks like the Bauer might be a little longer too. (...and the Bauer grips are definitely a lot thicker too. Almost seems ridiculous how thick they are. For being such a small gun, the grips almost look like they double the thickness of the entire weapon).
After clearing a jam in my Baby Browning I noticed the cocking indicator was bent and protruding out the rear of the slide. I have replaced the cocking indicator but now the gun won't load. I never had any loading problems before. Any help you can offer would be appreciated...
Could you show example of how to install the mag release on the Baby Browning, I have mine apart, and can't, for the life of me, get the mag release system reinstalled. Many thanks.
I'm working on a Kassnar PSP-25, Which I understand was a copy that was made under license from FN. Am I correct in assuming the it uses the firing pin as the ejector?
I love that you mention the rifle twist. I literally thought of that last week when I first starting looking into these... and I imagined that the rifling in the barrel would have to go only one way, because if they made it the opposite it might rotate when you don't want it to. Never heard anyone ever mention that though and didn't know if it really was an intentional feature or not.
lol. I never realized how hard it would be to back up a small trailer with a large truck until you said that... but then I remembered trying to back in a sea doo with a pickup truck one time (and of the several people that tried, nobody could do it). We just ended up jacking up the sea doo trailer wheels, so the could be dragged sideways without jackknifing and then just brute forcing it back into its parking spot.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this great videos!
The Bauer is definitely wider and has a much wider magazine well. I'm assuming (in part) that's why they bind. I wonder if the Browning barrel might work in the Bauer, but not the Bauer barrel in the Browning. I wonder if you measured the barrel lugs if the one's on the Bauer are longer and maybe even wider. Looks like the Bauer might be a little longer too. (...and the Bauer grips are definitely a lot thicker too. Almost seems ridiculous how thick they are. For being such a small gun, the grips almost look like they double the thickness of the entire weapon).
I think the extractors are different because Mine is 1/2 mm too long creating a small gap causing malfunctions
After clearing a jam in my Baby Browning I noticed the cocking indicator was bent and protruding out the rear of the slide. I have replaced the cocking indicator but now the gun won't load. I never had any loading problems before. Any help you can offer would be appreciated...
Could you show example of how to install the mag release on the Baby Browning, I have mine apart, and can't, for the life of me, get the mag release system reinstalled. Many thanks.
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I'm working on a Kassnar PSP-25, Which I understand was a copy that was made under license from FN. Am I correct in assuming the it uses the firing pin as the ejector?
There is nothing else in the slide so yes
My .25 browning mouse gun is cocked and wont release? Any suggestions
I have on occasion disassembled my pistol with it cocked. Just be careful
Necesito un percutor de baby brownni
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