Para P13 .45, P14 .45 Instructions Manual
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37 Figure 27 MAGAZINE FOLLOWER MAGAZINE SPRING MAGAZINE EXTENSION High-Capacity Magazine Assembly10-Round Magazine Assembly HIGH-CAPACITY MAGAZINE (LEFT) IS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT ONLY. FOR RECREATIONAL USE, MAGAZINE CAPACITY IS RESTRICTED TO 10 ROUNDS IN U.S.A. AND CANADA. MAGAZINE FLOOR PLATE MAGAZINE BODY MAGAZINE RETAINING LIPS
38 DISASSEMBLY STEP 1: Remove all ammunition from the magazine. Firmly grasp the metal mag- azine body in one hand and with the other hand grip the magazine’s base plate. Use your thumb to slightly raise the slotted tab at the rear of the base plate. CAUTION: Lift the slotted tab only enough to clear the rear of the magazine extension. STEP 2: Slide the base plate towards the front of the magazine to remove it. STEP 3: While holding the magazine in one hand, use the index finger of the other hand to gently apply a small amount of pressure to the release lever at the bottom of the magazine extension. DISASSEMBLY, CLEANING & REASSEMBLY OF 10-ROUND PARA-ORDNANCE MAGAZINE METAL MAGAZINE BODYSLOTTED TAB ON BASE PLATE BEFORE PROCEEDING MAKE SURE YOU ARE WEARING SAFETY GLASSES AND KEEP THE MAGAZINE POINTED AWAY FROM YOUR FACE. MAGAZINE EXTENSION (REAR) RELEASE LEVER TWO SMALL TABS (REAR)
39 This will retract the two small tabs at the rear of the exten- sionwhich keep it in place. Gently increase the pressure on the release lever until some resistance is felt. CAUTION: Do not apply excessive pressure to the release lever or it may break off. CAUTION: The spring and follower are compressed in the magazine. Care should be taken dur ing this step to prevent them from flying out. STEP 4: While maintain- ing the gentle pressure on the release lever, begin to rotate the magazine extension downward to release it from the metal maga- zine body. Release pres- sure from the lever as soon as the two small tabs at the top rear of the extension clear the magazine body. The extension can now be removed by easing it slightly rearward to release the round tab at the front. The spring and maga- zine follower can now be removed through the opening at the bottom of the metal magazine body. As you remove it, note which end faces the front. TWO SMALL TABS (REAR) ROUND TAB (FRONT) CLEANING CAUTION: Do not attempt to remove the follower from the spring. Wipe the outside of the magazine with a rag. Insert a dry rag through the opening at the bottom of the metal magazine body and remove all residue from the inside. Do the same from the smaller opening at the top.
40 Clean all residue from the spring and from the magazine follower. CAUTION:Do not apply oil to any part or lubricate any part of the magazine. REASSEMBLY STEP 5: Insert the spring and follower into the opening at the bottom of the metal magazine body. CAUTION: Make sure that the rounded top edge of the follower is at the front of the magazine. Position the bottom of the spring around the four posts on the magazine extension. Then, gently compress the spring with the magazine extension so that it is fully contained inside the magazine body. Engage the round tab at the top front of the magazine extension in the small hole at the front of the magazine body. While still holding the spring compressed, gently apply a tiny amount of rearward pressure to the lever at the bottom of the extension until some resistance is felt. Then, r otate the rear of the extension upwards so it engages the magazine body. Continue rotating until the two small tabs are fully engaged. Release the pressure from the lever at the bottom of the extension. The magazine extension is now locked in place.
41 STEP 6:With your index finger, gently depress the lever at the bottom of the extension. This will allow you to re place the base plate without breaking the tab. While holding the lever in a depressed position, begin to replace the base plate by sliding it rearward from the front of the extension. Be sure that the base plate engages the two rails on the sides of the extension. Continue to slide the base plate towards the rear until a click is heard, indicating that the slotted tab at the rear of the base plate has passed over the rear edge of the extension, locking it in place. Reassembly is now complete. These instructions apply to all 10-round magazines for Para-Ordnance P12•45, P13•45, P14•45, P16•40 and P18•9 handguns. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE When transporting your firearm to and from shooting activities, keep it unloaded and obey all laws relating to the transportation of firearms in your area. When storing your firearm, store it securely and keep it separated from ammunition, under lock and key, and out of the sight and reach of children and other inexperienced persons. NOTE: Protect your firearms from theft.
42 DO NOT STORE your pistol in anything which will attract moisture, e.g., leather or heavy cloth, and do not store it in an air-tight container or with a plug inserted in the barrel for these are factors that can contribute to corrosion. EXTENDED STORAGE requires that the internal mechanisms are well oiled with an acid-free lubricating oil or preservative while external mechanisms (receiver, barrel, etc.) should be coated with an anti-rust oil. COLD CLIMATE STORAGE requires that you make use of an oil which will not congeal at low temperatures. USE SPARINGLY. BEFORE USING YOUR FIREARM AGAIN BE SURE TO CLEAN IT. Para-Ordnance acknowledges its obligations under implied warranty legislation, with respect to the sale of consumer goods, that may be in force in jurisdictions where its products are sold. Due to differences in the extent and interpretation of such statutes, and also on the basis of the Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act of the United States of America, Para-Ordnance has elected not to offer any written or express warranty on its product line and you are advised to consult existing legislation in your country, state or province with regard to any implied warranty rights you may have under such laws. However, Para-Ordnance is strongly committed to properly servicing its products, as it has over the years, and in place of an express or written warranty it will provide all necessary service for its pistols purchased after January 1, 2001 free of charge to the original purchaser only, where adjustment or repair is required due to some defect in materials or workmanship. NOTE: Different remedies may be available to you in different jurisdictions. WARRANTY INFORMATION
43 For Para-Ordnance replacement parts please contact your local dealer who should be able to assist you. Alternatively, you can also contact the Para-Ordnance Parts Department by mail or phone, for up-to-date information on the names and locations of our Authorized Service Centers as well as current parts prices. PARTS AVAILABLE FOR SALE SHOULD BE INSTALLED AT A PARA-ORDNANCE AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER. OTHERWISE, IT IS THE PURCHASER’S TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN THAT ANY PARTS FITTED AND INSTALLED ARE OF THE CORRECT TYPE AND THE WORK IS PERFORMED BY A COMPETENT PERSON. SPARE PARTS PARA-ORDNANCE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATIONS PERFORMED, UNAUTHORIZED ATTACHMENTS FITTED OR UNAUTHORIZED PARTS USED 0N THIS PRODUCT. NOTES:
45 1. BARREL 2. BARREL BUSHING 3. BARREL LINK 4. BARREL LINK PIN 5. DISCONNECTOR 6. EJECTOR 7. EJECTOR PIN 8. EXTRACTOR 9. FIRING PIN 10. FIRING PIN PLUNGER 11. FIRING PIN SPRING 12. FIRING PIN STOP 13. FRONT SIGHT 13L. FRONT SIGHT LIMITED 14. GRIP SAFETY 15. GRIP (SET) 16. GRIP SCREW (4) 17. HAMMER 17L. HAMMER LIMITED 18. HAMMER PIN 19. HAMMER STRUT 20. HAMMER STRUT PIN 21. MAGAZINE ASSEMBLY 22. MAGAZINE CATCH 23. MAGAZINE CATCH LOCK 24. MAGAZINE CATCH SPRING 25. MAGAZINE FLOOR PLATE 26. MAGAZINE EXTENSION (10-ROUND ONLY) 27. MAGAZINE FOLLOWER 28. MAGAZINE SPRING (NOT SHOWN) 29. MAIN SPRING 30. MAIN SPRING CAP 31. MAIN SPRING CAP PIN 32. MAIN SPRING HOUSING (FLAT)33. MAIN SPRING HOUSING PIN 34. MAIN SPRING HOUSING PIN RETAINER 35. PLUNGER LEVER 36. PLUNGER SPRING 37. PLUNGER SPRING F/P 38. REAR SIGHT 38L. ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT LIMITED 39. RECEIVER 40. RECOIL SPRING 41. RECOIL SPRING GUIDE 41A. RECOIL SPRING GUIDE ROD (P12•45 ONLY) 41B. RECOIL SPRING GUIDE HEAD (P12•45 ONLY) 42. RECOIL SPRING PLUG 43. SLIDE LOCK SAFETY 44. SAFETY LOCK PLUNGER 45. SEAR 46. SEAR PIN 47. SEAR SPRING 48. SLIDE 48L. SLIDE LIMITED 49. SLIDE STOP 50. SLIDE STOP PLUNGER 51. TRIGGER ASSEMBLY 52. TRIGGER BAR LEVER 53L. AMBIDEXTROUS SLIDE LOCK SAFETY LEFT (LIMITED ONLY) 53R. AMBIDEXTROUS SLIDE LOCK SAFETY RIGHT (LIMITED ONLY) 54. OVER TRAVEL SCREW (LIMITED ONLY) PARTS LIST
46 If any problem or question should arise with regard to the performance of your firearm, please contact us, by mail or telephone, and fully describe all circumstances involved. This will allow us to determine the best way to handle your problem. If authorized factory service is deemed necessary, you will be given a return authorization number and shipping instructions. WHEN AUTHORIZED TO SHIP YOUR FIREARM FOR ADJUSTMENT OR REPAIR, PLEASE CAREFULLY NOTE THE FOLLOWING: 1. A detailed, written explanation of your problem should accompany the firearm being shipped for service or repair. Include model name, serial number and your return address (day telephone number optional). Also include a copy of your original proof of purchase. 2. All firearms should be shipped by common carrier (e.g., UPS), prepaid (we will not accept collect shipments) and insured for their full value. It is illegal for unlicensed individuals to ship handguns through the mail. 3. Due to the vast number of laws governing the transfer and transportation of firearms, it is strongly recommended that your firearm be shipped through a licensed dealer who will also accept delivery on your behalf when the pistol is returned.The shipment should be accompanied by a signed copy of the dealer’s license. 4. DO NOT include holsters, custom grips or other accessories when shipping your firearm for service. SERVICE AND REPAIR MAKE SURE THAT THE MAGAZINE AND PISTOL ARE UNLOADED. DO NOT SHIP ANY CARTRIDGES WITH A FIREARM.