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    W A R N I N G :
    BEFORE USING THIS FIREARM,  
    READ THROUGH THESE WARNINGS  AND INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY 
     
    AND THOROUGHLY.
    THIS MANUAL SHOULD ALWAYS ACCOMPANY 
    THIS PISTOL AND BE TRANSFERRED WITH IT
     
    UPON CHANGES OF OWNER OR USER.
    ©2004 Para-Ordnance Mfg., Inc.
    SAFETY and 
    INSTRUCTION 
    MANUAL
    Para
    PXT LDA Series Pistols
    ® 
    						
    							
    WARNING
    CHILDREN ARE ATTRACTED TO AND CAN OPERATE FIREARMS THAT CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURIES OR DEATH. PREVENT CHILD ACCESS BY ALWAYS 
    KEEPING GUNS LOCKED AWAY AND UNLOADED WHEN NOT IN USE.
     
    IF YOU KEEP A LOADED FIREARM WHERE A CHILD OBTAINS AND 
    IMPROPERLY USES IT, YOU MAY BE FINED OR SENT TO PRISON.
    ADVERTENCIA
    A LOS NINOS LOS ATRAEN LAS ARMAS DE FUEGO Y LAS PUEDEN 
    HACER FUNCIONAR ELLOS PUEDEN CAUSARSES LESIONES GRAVES Y 
    LA MUERTE. EVITE QUE LOS NINOS TENGAN ACCESO A LAS ARMAS 
    DE FUEGO GUARDANDOLAS SIEMPRE CON LLAVE Y DESCARGADAS 
    CUANDO NO LAS ESTE UTILIZANDO, SI USTED TIENE UNA ARMA 
    DE FUEGO CARGADA EN UN LUGAR EN QUE UN NINO TIENE 
    ACCESO A ELLA Y LA USA INDEBIDAMENTE, LE PUEDEN DAR 
    UNA MULTA O ENVIARLO A LA CARCEL.
    WARNING:  DO NOT MAKE ANY ATTEMPTS TO PRACTICE LOADING, 
    UNLOADING, ETC. WITH LIVE AMMUNITION UNLESS YOU HAVE FULLY 
    UNDERSTOOD THIS MANUAL AND ARE CERTAIN ABOUT THE PROPER  HANDLING AND OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT.
    WHERE IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR ABILITY TO HANDLE OR USE THIS 
    HANDGUN SAFELY, SEEK SUPERVISED INSTRUCTION RUN BY A LOCAL GUN 
    CLUB, GUN DEALER, OR POLICE DEPARTMENT.
    THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF HANDLING AND 
    OPERATION OF THIS FIREARM MUST BE FULLY 
    UNDERSTOOD AND FOLLOWED EXACTLY. 
     
    THIS MANUAL IS PROVIDED TO ASSIST YOU 
     
    IN THE PROPER USE AND MAINTENANCE OF 
    YOUR PARA-ORDNANCE PISTOL. IF YOU HAVE 
     
    ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT 
     
    US DIRECTLY.
    MANUALS ARE AVAILABLE 
     
    FREE FROM THE FACTORY:
    980 TAPSCOTT ROAD
    SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO M1X 1C3 (416) 297-7855 • FAX: (416) 297-1289 www.paraord.com
    FIREARMS SAFETY –  
    ACCIDENT PREVENTION
    YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
    WHEN PRESSING THE TRIGGER, 
     
    YOU MUST EXPECT THE GUN TO FIRE AND  
    YOU MUST TAKE FULL  
    RESPONSIBILITY FOR FIRING IT
    ALWAYS TREAT A FIREARM 
     
    AS IF IT WERE LOADED
    THIS MANUAL ONLY APPLIES TO PARA-ORDNANCE 
    PXT  LDA (LIGHT DOUBLE ACTION) SERIES 
    PISTOLS WITH 5- AND 4.25-INCH BARRELS.
    FIREARMS ARE CLASSIFIED AS DANGEROUS  
    WEAPONS. THEREFORE THIS PRODUCT IS 
    POTENTIALLY LETHAL.
    FAILURE TO READ, UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW 
     
    ANY OF THESE WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS  
    MAY RESULT IN INJURY, DEATH OR 
    DAMAGE OF PROPERTY.
    Para 
    						
    							
    1
    Page
    MAIN FEATURES  ...............................................................................
    1
    FIREARM SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  ........................................
    5
    FEATURES
      TECHNICAL DATA & AMMO INFO ......................................10
    SAFETY FEATURES
      SLIDE LOCK SAFETY .................................................................
    11
      GRIP SAFETY .................................................................................13
      PASSIVE SAFETIES .......................................................................14
    OPERATION
      MALFUNCTIONS  ..........................................................................16
      LOADING ........................................................................................17
      UNLOADING ..................................................................................20 FIRING  ..............................................................................................21
      GRIP  ...................................................................................................22
    MAINTENANCE
      DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................
    24
      REASSEMBLY .................................................................................28  POWER EXTRACTOR ..................................................................33
      CLEANING PISTOL  .....................................................................34
      CLEANING MAGAZINES  ..........................................................35 
      DISASSEMBLY, CLEANING AND REASSEMBLY  
          OF  10-ROUND PARA-ORDNANCE MAGAZINE  ..........37
      TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE ..........................................40
    SERVICE & REPAIR .........................................................................
    40
    WARRANTY INFORMATION  .....................................................
    42
    LIMITS & LIABILITY  ......................................................................
    42
    SPARE PARTS ......................................................................................
    43
    PARTS ILLUSTRATION  .................................................................
    44
    PARTS LIST ..........................................................................................
    45
    CONTENTSMAIN FEATURES - LDA Single Stack
    BARRELRECOIL
     
    SPRING PLUG
    DISASSEMBLY 
    NOTCH MAGAZINE 
    CATCH
    SLIDE STOP NOTCH
    Black Watch SSP
     
    DX745E
     - PXT LDA Sin
    gle  StackTRIGGER
    RECEIVER
    STOCKGRIP 
     
    SAFETY
    SLIDE LOCK
     
    SAFETY NOTCH
    SLIDE LOCK
     
    SAFETY HAMMER
    REAR SIGHT
    SLIDE STOP
    EJECTION PORT
    (OTHER SIDE)
    SLIDE
    FRONT SIGHT
    MAGAZINE
    BARREL
    BUSHING 
    						
    							
    MAIN FEATURES - LDA Single Stack Limited
    BARREL
    BARREL
     
    BUSHINGRECOIL
     
    SPRING PLUG SLIDE STOP
    NOTCH
    DISASSEMBLY NOTCH
    TRIGGER MAGAZINE 
    CATCH
    RECEIVER
    STOCKGRIP 
     
    SAFETY
    SLIDE LOCK 
    SAFETY SLIDE LOCK
     
    SAFETY NOTCHHAMMER
    REAR SIGHT
    SLIDE STOP
    EJECTION PORT 
    (OTHER SIDE)
    SLIDE
    FRONT SIGHT
    MAGAZINE
    Limited - TX745SPXT LDA Single 
    Stack
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    MAIN FEATURES - LDA-Series Limited
    BARRELRECOIL
     
    SPRING PLUG
    DISASSEMBLY 
    NOTCH MAGAZINE 
    CATCH
    SLIDE STOP NOTCH
    Tac-S - DCX745E
     
    PXT LDA Sin
    gle
     Stack
    TRIGGER
    RECEIVER
    STOCKGRIP 
     
    SAFETY
    SLIDE LOCK
     
    SAFETY NOTCH
    SLIDE LOCK
     
    SAFETY HAMMER
    REAR SIGHT
    SLIDE STOP
    EJECTION PORT
    (OTHER SIDE)
    SLIDE
    FRONT SIGHT
    MAGAZINE
    BARREL
    BUSHING 
    						
    							
    DO NOT USE ANY FIREARM WITHOUT HAVING A FULL  
    AND COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF ITS PARTICULAR 
    MECHANICAL AND HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS.
    NEVER ALLOW ANYONE TO USE THIS FIREARM WITHOUT
     
    HAVING THAT PERSON READ THIS MANUAL FIRST.
    FIREARMS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
    FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THE SAFETY  
    OF OTHERS YOU MUST ENSURE YOUR 
     
    COMPLETE AND CLEAR UNDERSTANDING 
     
    OF THIS MANUAL AND YOU MUST FOLLOW ITS 
     
    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY.
    IMPROPER HANDLING OF YOUR PISTOL  
    CAN RESULT IN INJURY, DEATH 
     
    OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
    CAUTIONS:
    1.  ALWAYS TREAT EVERY FIREARM AS IF IT WERE  
    LOADED.
    2. 
     NEVER – EVER – POINT ANY GUN, LOADED OR 
    UNLOADED, AT ANYTHING YOU DO NOT INTEND  
    TO SHOOT.
    3.  ALWAYS KEEP YOUR FINGER AWAY FROM THE TRIGGER,  OUTSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD, UNTIL YOU ARE AIMING 
    AT A TARGET AND READY TO SHOOT.
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    MAIN FEATURES - LDA Single Stack  Carry Option
    BARREL
    RECOIL
     
    SPRING PLUG
    CCW  - 
    CCWX745SPXT Carry Op
    tion
    TRIGGER
    RECEIVER
    STOCK
    GRIP 
     
    SAFETYHAMMER REAR SIGHT
    EJECTION PORT
    SLIDEFRONT SIGHT
    MAGAZINE
    BARREL
    BUSHING
    GRIPTOR™ GRASPING 
    GROOVES
    SLIDE 
    STOP PIN 
    						
    							
    4.  ALWAYS BE SURE OF YOUR BACKSTOP, WHAT LIES  
    BEYOND YOUR TARGET, AND THE SAFETY OF BYSTANDERS 
    BEFORE YOU CONSIDER SHOOTING YOUR PISTOL. 
     
    THE BACKSTOP MUST BE ADEQUATE TO STOP AND 
    CONTAIN BULLETS. OTHERWISE, A BULLET IS CAPABLE 
    OF TRAVELING THROUGH OR PAST YOUR TARGET FOR A 
    DISTANCE OF UP TO 1
     1/2  MILES. DO NOT SHOOT IF YOU 
    ARE UNCERTAIN ABOUT WHAT LIES BEYOND  
    YOUR TARGET.
    5.  ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOUR PISTOL IS UNLOADED AND 
    THE SLIDE IS LATCHED OPEN BEFORE HANDING IT TO 
    ANOTHER PERSON OR LAYING IT DOWN.
    6.  ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT YOUR PISTOL HAS NOT
     
    BEEN IN ANY WAY DAMAGED AS THE RESULT OF IT 
    HAVING BEEN DROPPED OR ANY OTHER INCIDENT 
    OR CIRCUMSTANCE, INCLUDING CORROSION, THAT 
    MAY HAVE POSSIBLY CAUSED DAMAGE TO SOME 
    PARTS OF THE MECHANISM.
    7.   ALWAYS HAVE A COMPETENT GUNSMITH INSPECT
     
    YOUR PISTOL SO AS TO ENSURE ITS PROPER FUNCTION. 
    REMEMBER, ONLY WEAPONS IN PERFECT WORKING 
    ORDER CAN BE SAFE WEAPONS.
    8.  NEVER LEAVE A PISTOL COCKED AND READY TO FIRE.
    ALWAYS USE YOUR HANDGUN SAFELY AND  
    WISELY. PROTECT YOURSELF AND THOSE 
     
    AROUND YOU BY TAKING THE PROPER 
     
    AND NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS PRIOR
     
    TO FIRING YOUR PISTOL. 
     
    REMEMBER, UNSAFE PRACTICES CAN
     
    BE THE CAUSE OF INJURY, DEATH, 
     
    OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
    6
    9.  NEVER LEAVE A LOADED PISTOL UNATTENDED.
    10.  ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT ANY OTHER SHOOTERS
     
    OR BYSTANDERS ARE WELL CLEAR OF YOU WHEN 
    PREPARING TO SHOOT YOUR PISTOL. EJECTED
     
    CARTRIDGES CAN CAUSE INJURY TO ANYONE 
    STANDING IN THEIR PATH. NEVER OBSTRUCT THE 
    EJECTION PORT ON YOUR PISTOL BY PLACING 
    YOUR FINGERS IN FRONT OF IT.
    11.  ALWAYS WEAR ADEQUATE SHOOTING GLASSES 
     
    AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO THE SAME. 
    UNPROTECTED EYES MAY BE INJURED BY POWDER GAS, 
    CARBON RESIDUE, LUBRICANT, METALLIC PARTICLES OR 
    SIMILAR DEBRIS THAT CAN DAMAGE EYES AND EVEN 
    CAUSE BLINDNESS.
    12.  ALWAYS WEAR ADEQUATE EAR PROTECTION AND MAKE  SURE THAT OTHERS IN YOUR VICINITY DO THE SAME. 
    REPEATED EXPOSURE TO SHOOTING NOISE CAN LEAD 
    TO CUMULATIVE, PERMANENT HEARING LOSS.
    13.  ALWAYS CARRY YOUR PISTOL EMPTY WITH THE SLIDE  LATCHED OPEN UNTIL PREPARING TO FIRE.
    14.  NEVER CONSUME ALCOHOL OR TAKE DRUGS PRIOR
     
    TO SHOOTING. IF UNDER MEDICATION, SEEK A 
    DOCTOR’S ADVICE TO BE SURE THAT YOU ARE FIT 
    AND ABLE TO HANDLE A GUN SAFELY.
    ALWAYS EMPLOY SAFE HANDLING,  
    LOADING, AND SHOOTING METHODS. 
     
    REMEMBER A LOADED FIREARM HAS 
     
    THE POTENTIAL TO KILL. INTELLIGENTLY 
     
    HANDLED IT CAN BE USED SAFELY.
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    15.  NEVER SHOOT AT A FLAT SURFACE OF WATER OR AT ANY HARD SURFACE IN ORDER TO AVOID HAZARDOUS  
    RICOCHETS THAT CAN CAUSE INJURY, DEATH, OR  
    PROPERTY DAMAGE.
    16.  ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE MUZZLE IS POINTED IN A 
     
    SAFE DIRECTION.
    17.  NEVER LOAD YOUR PISTOL UNTIL YOU ARE PROPERLY  READY TO USE IT. UNLOAD IT THE MINUTE YOU HAVE 
    COMPLETED SHOOTING.
    18.  ALWAYS EXAMINE THE BARREL BORE TO BE CERTAIN 
     
    IT IS CLEAR AND FREE OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS. ANY 
    OBSTRUCTION, WHETHER IT BE FROM DIRT, CORROSION 
    OR OTHER DEBRIS, EVEN A HEAVY COATING OF OIL 
     OR  DROPS OF WATER, MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO  
    THE PISTOL THAT CAN CAUSE INJURY, DEATH, OR  
    PROPERTY DAMAGE.
    19.  ALWAYS USE ONLY CLEAN, DRY, ORIGINAL HIGH 
     
    QUALITY FACTORY-MADE AMMUNITION THAT IS  
    IN GOOD CONDITION AND OF THE PROPER TYPE  
    AND CALIBER FOR YOUR GUN. IMPROPERLY LOADED  
    AMMUNITION CAN PROVE TO BE EXTREMELY  
    DANGEROUS  WHEN CARTRIDGES HAVE BEEN LOADED 
    OUTSIDE THE EXACTING SAFETY LIMITS BUILT INTO 
    YOUR PIS
    TOL.
    ALWAYS USE AMMUNITION THAT COMPLIES  
    WITH THE INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE 
     
    STANDARD AS ESTABLISHED BY THE 
     
    SPORTING ARMS AND AMMUNITION 
     
    MANUFACTURER’S INSTITUTE (SAAMI). 
     
    TO DO OTHERWISE MAY RESULT IN INJURY, 
     
    DEATH, OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
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    20.   USE OF EXTRA HIGH-PRESSURE AMMUNITION MAY CAUSE 
    RELIABILITY PROBLEMS. AS WITH ANY HANDGUN,  
    PROLONGED USE OF EXTRA HIGH PRESSURE AMMUNITION 
    MAY SHORTEN THE SERVICE LIFE OF THE PISTOL.
    21.  ALWAYS HAVE THE SAFETY ON UNTIL YOU INTEND 
     
    TO FIRE.
    22.  NEVER WALK OR CLIMB WITH A LOADED FIREARM. 
     
    PISTOLS HAVE SHORT BARRELS AND THEREFORE 
    EXTREME CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLING 
    THEM BECAUSE THEIR ATTITUDE AND DIRECTION CAN 
    BE EASILY CHANGED. HOLD YOUR PISTOL SO THAT THE 
    MUZZLE IS CONTROLLABLE.
    23.  ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT YOUR PISTOL IS NOT 
     
    LOADED BEFORE CLEANING AND STORING IT.
    24.  NEVER DRY FIRE YOUR PISTOL WHEN YOU HAVE  REMOVED THE SLIDE FROM THE RECEIVER.
    ALWAYS STORE GUNS AND AMMUNITION  
    SEPARATELY, LOCKED IF POSSIBLE, 
     
    OUT OF SIGHT, AND BEYOND THE REACH 
     
    OF CHILDREN AND INEXPERIENCED 
     
    OR CARELESS ADULTS.
    LEAD WARNING:
    DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY VENTILATED  AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING 
     
    AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD 
    AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH 
    DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS  INJURY. HAVE ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES.  WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE.
    9 
    						
    							
    FEATURES
    The LDA-Series semi-automatic pistols are quite similar in  
    appearance while they all function in the same manner. Among 
    themselves, the pistols vary in caliber, size, weight, barrel/barrel 
    bushing configuration, surface finish, and in the type of  metal 
    used for their respective receivers (steel or stainless steel).
    While this manual uses the Para Limited and Black Watch SSP 
     
    pistols for its illustrations, the directions apply to the other LDA 
    models unless otherwise noted.
    Table 1:
    * For recreational use, magazine capacity is restricted to 10 rounds in U.S.A. and Canada.
    10
    Figure 1
    SAFETY FEATURES
    SLIDE LOCK 
    SAFETY NOTCH
    SLIDE LOCK 
    SAFETY
    Para-Ordnance LDA-Series Double-Action semi-automatic 
    pistols are equipped with a number of  safety devices (some  
    are hand-operated while others are passive) that are designed  
    to minimize accidental discharges.
    HAND-OPERATED SAFETIES
    These safeties are activated  manually.
    SLIDE LOCK SAFETY
    This safety device can only be activated when the slide is fully  
    forward. 
    (Figure 1).
    NEVER RELY ON A SAFETY MECHANISM  
    TO JUSTIFY CARELESS HANDLING OR 
     
    POOR MAINTENANCE. 
     
    ALWAYS POINT YOUR PISTOL 
     
    IN A SAFE DIRECTION.
    11
    ModelOrder No.Caliber RoundsBarrelReceiver
    Hi-Cap .45 DX1445SR.45 ACP14*+1 5"Stainless
    Hi-Cap Limited .45 TX1445SR .45 ACP 14*+1 5"Stainless
    Stealth Hi-Cap .45
    D X14 45ER .45 ACP 14*+1 5"Steel
    Stealth Hi-Cap Ltd .45 TX1445ER .45 ACP 14*+1 5"Steel
    Hi-Cap .40 DX1640SR .40 S&W 16*+15"Stainless
    Hi-Cap Limited .40 TX1640SR .40 S&W 16*+15"Stainless
    Hi-Cap 9 DX189SR 9mm18*+1 5"Stainless
    Hi-Cap Limited 9 TX189SR 9mm18*+1 5"Stainless
    Stealth Hi-Cap 9 DX189ER 9mm18*+1 5"Steel
    Stealth Hi-Cap Ltd 9
    T X18 9ER 9mm18*+1 5"Steel
    Colonel DCX1445E.45 ACP14*+14.25"Steel
    Tac-Four CTX1345S.45 ACP13*+14.25"Stainless
    Spec Ops Tac-Four CTX1345G.45 ACP13*+14.25"Stainless
    Limited TX745S.45 ACP7+15"Stainless
    Stealth Limited TX745E.45 ACP7+15"Steel
    SSP LDA DX745S.45 ACP7+15"Stainless
    Black Watch SSP DX745E.45 ACP7+15"Steel
    Tac-S DCX745E.45 ACP7+14.25"Steel
    CCW CCWX745S.45 ACP7+14.25"Stainless 
    						
    							
    Figure 2
    SLIDE LOCK  SAFETY 
    (ENGAGED)
    To engage the Slide Lock Safety push the Slide Lock Safety up 
    until it fully engages the Slide Lock Notch (Figure 2). At this 
    point, the slide is prevented from moving rearward. If  the  
    cocking cam has been cocked and the trigger re-set, engaging  
    the slide lock safety will disengage the drawbar to prevent the 
    hammer from moving rearward if  the trigger is pressed.
    NEVER LEAVE YOUR PISTOL LOADED  
    AND READY TO FIRE. 
     
    THIS IS AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS 
     
    CONDITION WHICH CAN LEAD TO AN 
     
    ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE THAT MAY CAUSE INJURY,  DEATH, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
    12
    Figure 3
    GRIP SAFETY 
    (ACTIVE, IN  THE OUT 
    POSITION)
    HAMMER AND SLIDE LOCKED
    GRIP SAFETY
    The Grip Safety (Figure 3) locks both the hammer and slide.  
    In order to press the trigger and move the hammer, which is  
    necessary to fire the pistol, you must firmly grasp the pistol’s 
    receiver, fully depressing the Grip Safety. When you are ready to 
    fire the pistol, the forward pressure of  your hand on the Grip 
    Safety disengages this safety device and allows the hammer the 
    necessary freedom for its rearward movement required to fire the 
    pistol when the trigger is pressed.
    NEVER COMPROMISE SAFETY. NEVER ALTER  
    OR MODIFY THIS PISTOL IN ANY WAY. 
     
    THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT 
     
    BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY 
     
    UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS 
     
    PERFORMED ON THIS GUN.
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    PASSIVE SAFETIES
    THESE SAFETIES ARE ACTIVATED AUTOMATICALLY 
     
    WITHOUT MANUAL INTERVENTION. DO NOT BYPASS THEM 
    OR RENDER THEM INOPERATIVE.
    These mechanisms form parts of  a safety system incorporated 
    into your Para-Ordnance pistol and they are designed and installed 
    for the prevention of  accidental discharges that could otherwise 
    follow as the result of  some commonplace occurrences.
    NEVER RELY ON A SAFETY MECHANISM 
    TO JUSTIFY CARELESS HANDLING
     
    OF YOUR PISTOL.
    ALWAYS EXPECT THE GUN 
    TO FIRE WHEN YOU 
    PRESS THE TRIGGER.
    Your Para-Ordnance pistol is equipped with the following  
    passive safeties:
    Inertia Firing Pin: Size and position of  the firing pin, which is  held to the rear by a spring, keep the pin from striking the 
     
    cartridge primer unless the spring force and inertia of  the  
    firing pin are overcome by the blow of  the hammer.
    Firing Pin Lock: To minimize the risk of  accidental discharge  that may be the result of  the pistol being dropped or the
     
    muzzle receiving a blow, this safety device prevents  
    the movement of  the firing pin until the trigger is  
    intentionally squeezed.
    14
    The action of  the LDA-Series pistols is based on a tilting  
    barrel design that locks the barrel and slide together at the 
    moment of  firing. After firing, the barrel and slide recoil to the 
    rear for a short distance still locked together. Following this initial 
    movement, the barrel tilts downward from its locked position, 
    permitting full recoil of  the slide and the extraction and ejection 
    of  the spent cartridge cases.
    FUNCTION
    ALWAYS REMEMBER, THAT WHEN FIRED, 
    A DOUBLE-ACTION PISTOL RELOADS 
    AND RECOCKS ITSELF AUTOMATICALLY 
    AND IS READY TO FIRE AGAIN BY SIMPLY 
    PRESSING THE TRIGGER. ALWAYS KEEP THE 
    PISTOL POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.
    The proper method for manually cocking the LDA pistol is by 
    pulling back the slide. To pull back the slide, you must first fully 
    depress the grip safety.
    OPERATION
    15
    2. PULL THE SLIDE BACK
    1. DEPRESS 
    THE GRIP SAFETY 
    						
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