Browning Medalist help(with pics)
I came across a like new in box Browning Medalist, made in 1966. I know you are supposed to be able to dry fire these, but I need to know if it takes anything extra, or if it is internal, and how to do it. It won't see a lot of use, so knowing isn't that important, but I would like to know. Also, was it designed for standard velocity or high velocity ammo? Now here are the pics
Found the place on the website to order a manual, and did so, thanks.
Found the place on the website to order a manual, and did so, thanks.
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The Browning web site at this link will send you a owners manual for the Medalist. I would only use standard velocity ammo in it.
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haroldchrismeyer....great looking Medalist! Yes, they can be dryfired and rufe has recommended you to get the one thing you are missing from your outfit...the owners manual. The Medalist is one of the few semiauto pistols with the dry fire capablity built in. It is quite simple to use and outlined how in the manual. And, no, it takes nothing extra. I shoot mine quite a bit and it is every bit as good as any other quality .22. I have several Smith 41's and High Standards, Rugers and the like and it is the equal of those, plus it is IMHO the best looking .22 pistol ever made. I would disagree with the idea not to run high speed stuff through it as I have shot just about every speed .22's through mine and it digests them with ease. Lucky you! And good shooting! 0
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