Home > Ed Brown > Firearms > Ed Brown 1911 Owners Manual

Ed Brown 1911 Owners Manual

Add to Favourites
    Download as PDF

    View the Ed Brown 1911 Owners Manual for free. All the Ed Brown manuals and user’s guides are available for free view without any registration. You can also download the manual as PDF to your computer.

    Overview Comments
    Page 1 Ed Brown Products, Inc. P.O. Box 492, Perry, MO 63462 - (573)-565-3261 - FAX (573)565-2791 Internet Address: www.edbrown.com email: edbrown@edbrown.com Ed Brown 1911 Owner’s Manual WARNING: YOU MUST READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS FIREARM! This firearm is a dangerous weapon, and it is potentially LETHAL. Improper or careless handling could cause an accidental discharge, leading to injury, death or property damage. Introduction This manual contains important information on safety,...
    Page 2 13. Always carry your firearm open and empty while on a range until preparing to fire. Keep it pointed toward the backstop when loading, firing and unloading to eliminate the risk of injury, death or property damage. 14. Always keep yourself and others clear of the ejection port. Injuries can occur because spent cartridges are ejected with significant force, and they are hot. The ejection port must be unobstructed to insure safe ejection of live rounds. Never place your fingers in the ejection...
    Page 3 lock safety applied, the upper part of the slide lock safety engages the slide lock notch to prevent rearward movement of the slide, while an internal cam surface engages the sear to prevent the hammer from moving forward when the trigger is squeezed. This safety device can only be applied when the slide is fully forward and the hammer is in a fully cocked position. To apply the slide lock safety, point the pistol in a safe direction. Do not touch the trigger and pull the slide fully to the rear and...
    Page 4 ejection port. Place your hand under the magazine to prevent it from falling and press the magazine catch to release and eject the magazine. If the slide is fully rearward, the next steps do not apply. With the thumb of your right hand, press the slide lock safety down out of engagement with the slide. Using the serrated finger grips, pull slide sharply rearward to extract and eject a round from the chamber. If the magazine is empty after firing, the slide would already be held to the rear. CAUTION:...
    Start reading Ed Brown 1911 Owners Manual

    Related Manuals for Ed Brown 1911 Owners Manual

    All Ed Brown manuals