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Use this link:
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/jennings_380.pdf
The Jennings and Bryco are made by the same company. Do yourself a favor, save up and buy a real gun. It's better than nothing, I guess, but not by much.
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How do you disassemble a jennings-bryco model 58 380 auto?
Best thing to do is to ask a gunsmith for help.
Does Bryco 38 380 auto has a firing pin?
Check out this web site for your answer. http://bryco-jennings-jimenezarms.com/index.html If your question is, does Bryco model 38 or model 380 have a firing pin....then yes it does or when it was made.
How do you break down a bryco 380 auto model 38?
Take it to a gunsmith
What is the manufacture date of a bryco model 48 380 auto serial 075011?
No published sn data.
Where can you purchase a clip for a Bryco Jennings 380 auto model 38?
If you're looking for a magazine, online auction sites such as Gun Broker, Auction Arms, Armslist, and Guns America would probably be the place to start.
What is a bryco jennings 380 auto model 58 worth?
Maybe $200.00 now depending on model. mine is a old one that holds 13 rounds worth $300.00
What is the price of a Bryco 380 Auto pistol?
50-100 USD
How do you take the slide off bryco 59 380 auto?
Take it to a gunsmith
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Why the jennings bryco 380 auto so inexpensive?
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