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cung
July 31, 2011, 03:24
Just released at H&L publishing, a new downloadable ebook on the FN Baby vest pocket pistol.

You will find the downloading page here: http://hlebooks.com/ebook/fnbabyen.htm

Many other ebooks on various firearms are available here : http://hlebooks.com

Content of the ebook :

Field dismounting of the FN "Baby" pistol (I)
- Barrel locking principle
- Slide locked by the safety lever
- Separation of the slide assembly from the frame

Field dismounting of the FN "Baby" pistol (II)
- Takedown with striker cocked
- Striker retained by the sear with its spring fully compressed
- Release of the striker and guide
- Two types of striker spring guide
- Recoil spring assembly detached from the frame
- Removal of the barrel out of the slide

Advanced dismounting of the FN "Baby" pistol (I)
- Dismounting of the extractor
- Dismounting of the trigger and lever (connector)
- Structure of the trigger lever

Advanced dismounting of the FN "Baby" pistol (II)
- Dismounting of the safety lever
- Dismounting of the sear
- Dismounting of the magazine safety and catch
- Exploded view and parts legend

Functioning of the FN "Baby" pistol (I)
- How the slide is maintained and guided
- Chambering of a cartridge
- Front pushing edges of the breech face
- Barrel frame junction
- Cocking indicator
- Two models of cocking indicator

Functioning of the FN "Baby" pistol (II)
- How functions the trigger mechanism
- Rotation of the sear and release of the striker
- Extraction and disconnection
- Striker tip protruding in the breech face area for ejection
- Trigger lever disconnection

Functioning of the FN "Baby" pistol (III)
- Functioning of the manual safety
- Locking and unlocking of the sear
- Possibilities of locking of the slide
- No forward third recess in FN made "Baby" model
- Functioning of the magazine safety

Production and markings (I)
- Belgian FN production of the "Baby" model
- Fabrique Nationale "Baby" Model serial numbers by date
- Related page of the FN advertising catalogue of 1937
- 1937 price list of the FN firearms
- Duralumin version of the FN "Baby"
- Serial number locations on the pistol
- Liège proof house markings
- Magazine markings and variations

Production and markings (II)
- FN production marked Browning Arms Company
- French MAB production of the "Baby" model
- St Etienne inspection marking
- PSP and PSA Production of the "Baby" model
- Wikipedia summary about the Bauer Production

"Baby" Browning pistol of unknown maker

FN "Baby" versus FN Model 1906
- FN catalogue of 1937
- "Baby" model magazine versus model 1906
- "Baby" model barrel versus model 1906
- How to select one model or another
- Model 1906 trigger mechanism versus "Baby"


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Z09SS
August 01, 2011, 21:37
It should be noted that the Baby Browning and the Vest Pocket are different .25 ACP designs.

The Vest Pocket is a 1905, the Baby is 1931.

http://inlinethumb21.webshots.com/8404/2215606760041331668S600x600Q85.jpg

Top is an FN/Browning 1905 Vest Pocket.
Bottom is a Colt 1908 Vest Pocket.

Both were developed from the same John Browning design.

The Baby comes later.

cung
August 02, 2011, 02:03
There is a chapter devoted to the differences between these two models.

Z09SS
August 08, 2011, 00:57
All I need now is a Mac version. :(

cung
August 08, 2011, 01:59
You can use your MAC provided it has a PC emulator.