Mab model d grips manual#

It is a fairly simple design with few moving parts. The internal firing mechanism of the MAB is unique to the company. It is internally striker fired and in that has the trigger and firing characteristics of a single action pistol. It is a simple blowback, semi-automatic pistol. At least one source cites the model D was loosely copied from the Browning. The pistol was used by several French agencies Customs and National Police after So the pistol was imported no earlier than The sales box also includes a safety warnings booklet dated ? No historical information provided. The model D was made by MAB from to about exact dates seem to be missing. Not as bad as some is the nicest thing I can say.One of the latest additions to my Art Deco. Sight alignment, or, the view from the control end. To clarify, the standard issue Model D had fixed sights and normal flat grips on both sides. Not a brilliant move for a police or military sidearm. The thumb rest grip is not uncomfortable, but makes the pistol awkward, if not uncomfortable, to shoot left handed. The thumb rest grip is also not the usual grip on this pistol. The sight notch is narrow and tends to blend with the front sight while taking aim not the best of possibilities. Heaven help the poor soul issued a pistol with such a sight.

Mab model d grips manual#

There is a manual safety catch and slide lock, inconveniently located forward of the left grip panel, and the ubiquitously French magazine safety. The pistol was used by several French agencies Customs and National Police after So the pistol was imported no earlier than The sales box also includes a safety warnings booklet dated ? One of the latest additions to my Art Deco.