Automatic Rifle (Browning) Model of 1918;
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The upper edge of the con- nector comes in contact with the front end of the sear (:23) Avhen the trigger is raised. The cam surface in rear of this edge engages the corresponding surface of the sear carrier (25) if the change lever (17) has been set at " F." The sear (23) is pivoted near the rear end of the trigger guard by the sear pin (24) which passes through the trigger guard and the sear carrier (25), the holes in the trigger guard being slotted. The Tear end of the sear is provided with ...a nose which engages the sear notch in the slide (45). The under surface of the front end of the sear engages the connector when it is raised by the action of the trigger. The sear spring (26) is held in grooves in the trigger guard. This spring is of the leaf type, the middle tongue bearing against the connector holding this latter part in position. The two outside tongues of the sear spring bear down- ward against the forward end of the sear.
The change lever (17) extends laterally through the trigger guard, being held in place by the front tongue of the change-lever spring (18).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The upper edge of the con- nector comes in contact with the front end of the sear (:23) Avhen the trigger is raised. The cam surface in rear of this edge engages the corresponding surface of the sear carrier (25) if the change lever (17) has been set at " F." The sear (23) is pivoted near the rear end of the trigger guard by the sear pin (24) which passes through the trigger guard and the sear carrier (25), the holes in the trigger guard being slotted. The Tear end of the sear is provided with ...a nose which engages the sear notch in the slide (45). The under surface of the front end of the sear engages the connector when it is raised by the action of the trigger. The sear spring (26) is held in grooves in the trigger guard. This spring is of the leaf type, the middle tongue bearing against the connector holding this latter part in position. The two outside tongues of the sear spring bear down- ward against the forward end of the sear.
The change lever (17) extends laterally through the trigger guard, being held in place by the front tongue of the change-lever spring (18).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Ordnance Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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