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No portion of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a critical article or review to be printed in a magazine or newspaper, or electronically  \ntransmitted on radio, television, or the Internet.  \nLibrary of Congress Control Number: 2008925078  \nISBN-13: 978-0-89689-692-5  \nISBN-10: 0-89689-692-7  \nDesigned by Sally Olson  \nEdited by Ken Ramage  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nDedication  \n“This book is dedicated to all the professionals in law inforcement and other security agencies who each day put their lives on the line for our protection.”  \nAcknowledgements  \n“My thanks to these people, who helped to make this book possible: John D. Yarger, John A. Yarger, and James W. Yarger of Lock & Load Gun Shop; Mike Burkdoll; Ed Marksberry; E. S.“Mac” Bowen, II; Mitch Kalter of Action Arms. John Bressem of H&K; Wayne Daniel of RFB Industries; the late John Raymond Wilkinson; Martin Mandall; the late Russ Moure of Interarms; Margaret Sheldon of Sturm, Ruger & Co.; Dennis Reese of Springfield, Inc.; Tony Aeschliman of Marlin; Merv Chapman of Feather IND. ; Frank Harris of Auto-Ordnance; Charles Brown of HiPoint; Rick DeMilt and Dave Golladay of FNH USA; Doyle DeWoody of Wilson Combat; George Kellgren of Kel-Tec; JeffReh,RickGump,andMatteoRecanatiniofBerettaUSA;  \nSteve Fjestad and John Allen of Blue Book Publications...  \n...and a special note of gratitude to the late Jim Yeaman, without whom the submacine gun section of this book would have been much more difficult.”  \n4 : Contents  \nContents  \nHandguns  \nAMT Back-Up ......................... 10  \nBeretta Px4 Storm .................. 17  \nBrowning BDA 380 ................. 26  \nColt 1911 Series ..................... 38  \nFNH Five-Seven ...................... 49  \nKel-Tec PLR-16 ...................... 58  \nSmith & Wesson Model 459 .... 64  \nTaurus 45/410 ........................ 73  \nTaurus 24/7 ............................ 81  \nWilson ADP.............................. 90  \nShotguns  \nBenelli 121-M1 ...................... 98  \nRemington Model 870R ........ 106  \nCarbines  \nBeretta Cx4 Storm ................ 114  \nHi-Point M995 ...................... 119  \nIngram SM11-A1 .................. 128  \nKel-Tecc SUB 2000 ............... 134  \nKel-Tec SU-16 ....................... 139  \nKel-Tec SUB-9....................... 146  \nMarlin M9 ............................ 152  \nRusian AK-47 ....................... 161  \nRussian SKS ......................... 169  \nSpringfield M6 Scout ............ 179  \nU.S. M-1 Carbine .................. 186  \nWilkinson Terry ..................... 194  \nRifles  \nArmalite AR-180 ................... 203  \nColt AR-15 ............................ 214  \nFN FAL ................................. 225  \nHeckler & Koch HK 91 .......... 237  \nRuger Mini-14 ...................... 248  \nValmet 76/FS ........................ 256  \nSubmachine Guns  \nIngram Model 10 .................. 264  \nReising Model 50 ................. 273  \nSmith & Wesson M76 ........... 280  \nThompson Model 1921 ......... 287  \nU.S. M3A1 ............................ 296  \nTools : 5  \nTOOLS  \nCountless firearms, old and new, bear the marks, burrs and gouges that are the result of using the wrong tools for taking them apart. In the interest of preventing this sort of thing, Iam including here a group of tools that are the best types for the disassembly of firearms. Except for the few shop-made tools for special purposes, all of those shown here are available from one of these three sources.  \nBrownells, Inc.","cbCaiqPQwes6yHS1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqPQwes6yHS1","pdf",23777338,306,"English","# Handguns\n## Shotguns\n## Carbines\n## Rifles\n## Submachine Guns\n# Tools","[{\"question\":\"What guidance does the book give for choosing screwdrivers?\",\"answer\":\"Always ensure the screwdriver blade matches the screw slot in both thickness and width; if it doesn’t fit, grind or file the tip until it does.\"},{\"question\":\"What are slave pins and how should they be made?\",\"answer\":\"A slave pin is a short rod used to hold two parts or a part and a spring together during reassembly. 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