When the mag release is working correctly - on the right side it will be depressed into the frame when the mag is removed, will protrude slightly...
Do your mags have any drag marks or scratches on the sides?
Me neither. What I was really trying to say, was check to see if the right grip or spacer has slipped forward. BTW, if something is partially...
Check to see if the top right grip screw has loosened up. If it has and the top of your right grip or spacer has shifted forward even a tiny amount,...
Something else just occured to me. Shootergranny, do you use spacers with your grips to make them thicker/fatter? If you do, and if the spacer on the...
PM function is working OK, but notifications are not. Shootergranny, I sent you a PM.
I'm only 82, so old age hasn't struck yet. I've forgotten where you guys live, but if it is anywhere near Memphis or Nashville, I have a hunch that I...
Also try pushing up and/or pulling down on the mag as you operate the trigger - the mag slot may be little off and interfering with the horizontal...
Before sending your pistol ito Browning, remove and examine your mag release button for unusual wear marks. Your problem is the horizintal...
Check and make sure you have your .380 slide stop installed and not the.22. They are different. Your problem is in your mag release positioning.
For the new guys, Ranger 6 is telling it like it is. He is not posting a phishing attempt.
Its due to the oddball trigger blocking mechanism the Browning uses to prevent firing when the mag is removed.
In summary, pretty much all of the symptoms you have described are linked to the position of the mag release button. Most likely cause for button...
That spring that he referenced has 3 prongs. It is Item #14 in Numrich's part list and part diagram. I can't post a photo.
"when the gun is empty and you put the slide forward, insert an empty magazine and pull the trigger. Mostly not, because the trigger WILL NOT PULL"....
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