Desert EagleTM Pistols Mark XIX, Mark VII, Mark I
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Desert EagleTM Pistols Mark XIX, Mark VII, Mark I
Desert EagleTM Pistols Mark XIX, Mark VII, Mark I NOW Y L T ES HON d this a e r e you v a H ... .357 Magnum .41 Magnum .44 Magnum .50 Action Express .440 Cor®Bon Magnum Gas Operated Semi-Automatic Pistols OPERATOR’S MANUAL Manufactured by Israel Weapons Industries For Magnum Research, Inc. CAUTION: READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE HANDLING OR USING THIS PISTOL Desert Eagle Gas Operated Semi-Automatic Pistol The Desert Eagle Pistol — U.S. Patent — 4,563,937 Magnum Research, Inc. 1986 Fig. 1 State by State Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Basic Rules of Firearm Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Safety Rules and Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 General Information/5 in 1 Tool Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 General Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Operating Principles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Operating Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Sights and Zeroing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Loading and Firing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 Disassembly and Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Care and Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Trouble Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 List of Parts and Exploded View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 3 FLORIDA: STATE-BY-STATE WARNINGS CERTAIN STATES REQUIRE BY LAW THAT THEIR OWN SPECIFIED WARNING NOTICES IN LARGER-THAN-NORMAL TYPE BE CONSPICUOUSLY INCLUDED BY THE MANUFACTURER, DISTRIBUTOR, OR RETAIL DEALER WITH FIREARMS SOLD IN THAT STATE. MAGNUM RESEARCH, INC. SELLS ITS PRODUCTS IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. BECAUSE OUR PRODUCTS MAY BE SOLD IN THESE STATES, WE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: "IT IS UNLAWFUL, AND PUNISHABLE BY IMPRISONMENT AND FINE, FOR ANY ADULT TO STORE OR LEAVE A FIREARM IN ANY PLACE WITHIN THE REACH OR EASY ACCESS OF A MINOR UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE OR TO KNOWINGLY SELL OR OTHERWISE TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OR POSSESSION OF A FIREARM TO A MINOR OR A PERSON OF UNSOUND MIND." CALIFORNIA: "ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD IS A CRIME. IF YOU LEAVE A FIREARM AND AMMUNITION WITHIN EASY ACCESS OF A CHILD, YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO FINE, IMPRISONMENT OR BOTH. KEEP FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION SEPARATE. KEEP FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION LOCKED UP. USE TRIGGER LOCKS." MAINE: WARNING: CHILDREN ARE ATTRACTED TO AND CAN OPERATE FIREARMS THAT CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURIES OR DEATH. PREVENT CHILD ACCESS BY ALWAYS KEEPING GUNS LOCKED AWAY AND UNLOADED WHEN NOT IN USE. IF YOU KEEP A LOADED FIREARM WHERE A CHILD OBTAINS AND IMPROPERLY USES IT, YOU MAY BE FINED OR SENT TO PRISON. MARYLAND: "WARNING: CHILDREN CAN OPERATE FIREARMS WHICH MAY CAUSE DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY. IT IS A CRIME TO STORE OR LEAVE A LOADED FIREARM IN ANY LOCATION WHERE AN INDIVIDUAL KNEW OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT AN UNSUPERVISED MINOR WOULD GAIN ACCESS TO THE FIREARM. STORE YOUR FIREARM RESPONSIBLY!" CONNECTICUT: "UNLAWFUL STORAGE OF A LOADED FIREARM MAY RESULT IN IMPRISONMENT OR FINE." 4 MASSACHUSETTS: NEW JERSEY: "WARNING FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL: THIS HANDGUN IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH A DEVICE THAT FULLY BLOCKS USE BY UNAUTHORIZED USERS. MORE THAN 200,000 FIREARMS LIKE THIS ONE ARE STOLEN FROM THEIR OWNERS EVERY YEAR IN THE UNITED STATES. IN ADDITION, THERE ARE MORE THAN A THOUSAND SUICIDES EACH YEAR BY YOUNGER CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS WHO GET ACCESS TO FIREARMS. HUNDREDS MORE DIE FROM ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE. IT IS LIKELY THAT MANY MORE CHILDREN SUSTAIN SERIOUS WOUNDS, OR INFLICT SUCH WOUNDS ACCIDENTALLY ON OTHERS. IN ORDER TO LIMIT THE CHANCE OF SUCH MISUSE, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU KEEP THIS WEAPON LOCKED IN A SECURE PLACE AND TAKE OTHER STEPS NECESSARY TO LIMIT THE POSSIBILITY OF THEFT OR ACCIDENT. FAILURE TO TAKE REASONABLE PREVENTIVE STEPS MAY RESULT IN INNOCENT LIVES BEING LOST, AND IN SOME CIRCUMSTANCES MAY RESULT IN YOUR LIABILITY FOR THESE DEATHS." "IT IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE TO LEAVE A LOADED FIREARM WITHIN EASY ACCESS OF A MINOR." NEW YORK CITY: "THE USE OF A LOCKING DEVICE OR SAFETY LOCK IS ONLY ONE ASPECT OF RESPONSIBLE FIREARM STORAGE. FOR INCREASED SAFETY, FIREARMS SHOULD BE STORED UNLOADED AND LOCKED IN A LOCATION THAT IS BOTH SEPARATE FROM THEIR AMMUNITION AND INACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREN AND OTHER UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS." NORTH CAROLINA: "IT IS UNLAWFUL TO STORE OR LEAVE A FIREARM THAT CAN BE DISCHARGED IN A MANNER THAT A REASONABLE PERSON SHOULD KNOW IS ACCESSIBLE TO A MINOR." TEXAS: "IT IS UNLAWFUL TO STORE, TRANSPORT, OR ABANDON AN UNSECURED FIREARM IN A PLACE WHERE CHILDREN ARE LIKELY TO BE AND CAN OBTAIN ACCESS TO THE FIREARM." "IT IS UNLAWFUL TO STORE OR KEEP A FIREARM, RIFLE, SHOTGUN OR MACHINE GUN IN ANY PLACE UNLESS THAT WEAPON IS EQUIPPED WITH A TAMPER-RESISTANT SAFETY DEVICE OR IS STORED OR KEPT IN A SECURELY LOCKED CONTAINER." 5 2. POINT THE MUZZLE IN A SAFE DIRECTION AT ALL TIMES. A “SAFE DIRECTION” IS ONE IN WHICH, IF THE FIREARM WERE TO DISCHARGE, THERE WOULD BE NO INJURY TO ANYONE. NEVER POINT A GUN (WHETHER YOU THINK IT IS LOADED OR UNLOADED - SEE RULE #1 ABOVE) DIRECTLY AT ANOTHER PERSON OR AT YOURSELF. CONSIDER THAT A BULLET CAN RICOCHET (GLANCE OFF) PAVEMENT, FLOORS, WALLS, ROCKS, THE GROUND, WATER, ICE OR ALMOST ANY OTHER OBJECT IT STRIKES. ALSO, BULLETS CAN PENETRATE WALLS, CEILINGS, FLOORS, DOORS, WINDOWS, AND MANY OTHER MATERIALS TO KILL OR INJURE SOMEONE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE. WISCONSIN: "IF YOU LEAVE A LOADED FIREARM WITHIN THE REACH OR EASY ACCESS OF A CHILD YOU MAY BE FINED OR IMPRISONED OR BOTH IF THE CHILD IMPROPERLY DISCHARGES, POSSESSES, OR EXHIBITS THE FIREARM. PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR FIREARMS RETAILER OR STATE POLICE FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS UNDER STATE OR LOCAL LAWS OR REGULATIONS. SUCH LAWS AND REGULATIONS CHANGE CONSTANTLY, AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES ARE IN THE BEST POSITION TO ADVISE YOU ON SUCH CHANGES. 3. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER AND OUTSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD UNTIL YOU ARE AIMED AT A PROPER TARGET AND HAVE DECIDED TO FIRE. IF YOUR FINGER IS INSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD, YOU COULD FIRE YOUR GUN WITHOUT INTENDING TO - FOR INSTANCE, IF YOU WERE STARTLED, OR IF YOU SLIPPED OR LOST YOUR BALANCE. BY KEEPING YOUR FINGER OUTSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD UNTIL YOU ARE ON TARGET AND INTEND TO FIRE, YOU ENSURE THAT YOU WILL NEVER HIT ANYTHING YOU DO NOT INTEND TO. BASIC RULES OF FIREARMS SAFETY 1. TREAT ALL FIREARMS AS IF THEY WERE LOADED, AT ALL TIMES. MANY ACCIDENTS OCCUR WITH FIREARMS THAT ARE HANDLED CARELESSLY, BECAUSE THEY ARE BELIEVED TO BE “UNLOADED”. THESE ACCIDENTS CAN BE AVOIDED BY HANDLING ALL FIREARMS THE SAME WAY YOU WOULD HANDLE A LOADED FIREARM, AT ALL TIMES. EVEN AFTER YOU VERIFY THAT A GUN IS UNLOADED, YOU SHOULD CONTINUE HANDLING IT AS YOU WOULD A LOADED GUN, AND MAKE SURE THAT OTHERS AROUND YOU DO THE SAME. 4. BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET, AND WHAT IS AROUND AND BEYOND IT. THE BULLET FIRED FROM YOUR PISTOL CAN TRAVEL OVER A MILE, AND HAS THE POTENTIAL TO KILL OR SERIOUSLY INJURE SOMEONE AT THAT DISTANCE! 6 TO OPEN IT BEFORE YOU TAKE IT FROM THEM. IF YOU NEED TO OPEN THE ACTION OF A FIREARM WITH WHICH YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR, DON’T EXPERIMENT, LEST YOU MAKE A FATAL MISTAKE! INSTEAD, ASK SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO HANDLE THE FIREARM TO OPEN THE ACTION AND ALLOW YOU TO VERIFY THAT IT IS UNLOADED. IF YOU CAN’T FIND SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO HANDLE THE FIREARM, LEAVE IT ALONE! ONCE YOU PULL THE TRIGGER, YOU CANNOT CALL THE BULLET BACK, SO YOU MUST POSITIVELY IDENTIFY YOUR TARGET BEFORE YOU FIRE. NEVER FIRE (FOR INSTANCE, AT A NOISE, A MOVEMENT, A RUSTLING BUSH, OR A SHAPE IN THE DARK) UNTIL YOU HAVE POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED YOUR TARGET AS SOMETHING YOU INTEND TO SHOOT. FIRE ONLY WITH A SAFE BACKSTOP BEHIND YOUR TARGET - SOMETHING THAT WILL STOP AND CONTAIN THE PROJECTILES YOU FIRE, EVEN IF YOU MISS THE TARGET OR YOUR BULLET PASSES THROUGH IT. 7. FIREARMS SHOULD BE UNLOADED WHEN NOT ACTUALLY IN USE. LOAD YOUR FIREARM ONLY WHEN YOU ARE ON THE TARGET RANGE OR IN THE FIELD AND READY TO BEGIN USING IT. UNLOAD YOUR GUN AS SOON AS YOU ARE FINISHED SHOOTING. UNLOAD YOUR GUN BEFORE YOU BRING IT BACK INTO YOUR CAR, CAMP OR HOME. NEVER LEAVE A LOADED GUN UNATTENDED, EVEN FOR A MOMENT. 5. WHENEVER YOU HANDLE A FIREARM THAT, EVEN MOMENTARILY, HAS BEEN OUT OF YOUR DIRECT CONTROL, START BY CHECKING ITS CONDITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT IT IS LOADED. A FIREARM IN YOUR HANDS IS A LETHAL WEAPON WHICH IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, SO YOU MUST CHECK IT YOURSELF, NOW, NOT LATER. DO NOT RELY ON SOMEONE ELSE TO CHECK IT. DO NOT TAKE SOMEONE ELSE’S WORD FOR THE FIREARM’S CONDITION. DO NOT RELY ON YOUR MEMORY OF HAVING CHECKED THE FIREARM PREVIOUSLY, OR ON YOUR BELIEF THAT YOU LEFT IT UNLOADED THE LAST TIME YOU USED OR HANDLED IT. CHECK IT AGAIN YOURSELF NOW. 8. THOROUGHLY READ AND UNDERSTAND THE OWNER’S MANUAL AND OTHER LITERATURE SUPPLIED WITH THIS PISTOL. NEVER USE ANY FIREARM UNLESS YOU COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND HOW IT OPERATES AND HOW ITS SAFETY FEATURES WORK. CONTACT MAGNUM RESEARCH, INC. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, OR IF YOU ARE NOT CERTAIN YOU HAVE ALL THE LITERATURE SUPPLIED WITH THE FIREARM AT THE TIME IT WAS FIRST SOLD. EVEN IF YOU UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING IN THIS MANUAL, NO MANUAL CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH THE BENEFITS OF HANDS-ON FIREARMS INSTRUCTION. IF YOU ARE NOT 6. NEVER GIVE A FIREARM TO ANYONE, OR TAKE A FIREARM FROM ANYONE, UNLESS IT IS UNLOADED AND THE ACTION IS OPEN. IF SOMEONE TRIES TO HAND YOU A FIREARM WITH THE ACTION CLOSED, POLITELY ASK THEM 7 PROTECTION IN PLACE. EYE PROTECTION CAN ALSO PROVIDE IMPORTANT PROTECTION WHILE YOU ARE DISASSEMBLING AND CLEANING YOUR FIREARMS, BOTH FROM FLYING FIREARMS PARTS, AND FROM AEROSOLS AND OTHER SOLVENTS AND CLEANING FLUIDS THAT CAN SPRAY OR SPLASH INTO YOUR EYES, CAUSING SERIOUS EYE INJURY. ALREADY AN EXPERIENCED FIREARMS USER, YOU SHOULD OBTAIN TRAINING IN THE SAFE AND PROPER USE OF FIREARMS BY ATTENDING ONE OF THE MANY FIREARMS SAFETY AND SHOOTING COURSES OFFERED IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY BY THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION (TELEPHONE 703-267-1000), GUN CLUBS AND RANGES, GUN SHOPS, SHOOTING SCHOOLS AND OTHER QUALIFIED SOURCES OF INSTRUCTION. 11. FIREARMS, DRUGS AND ALCOHOL DON’T MIX! NEVER HANDLE FIREARMS WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS (INCLUDING PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS) THAT CAN IMPAIR YOUR NORMAL SENSES, ABILITIES, ALERTNESS, REFLEXES, PERCEPTION OR JUDGMENT. MAKE SURE EVERYONE IN YOUR PRESENCE FOLLOWS THE SAME RULE. ALSO, AVOID HANDLING FIREARMS WHEN YOU ARE ILL, EXHAUSTED, UPSET OR PREOCCUPIED WITH OTHER CONCERNS - SAFE FIREARMS HANDLING REQUIRES YOUR FULL ATTENTION, AND ALL OF YOUR ABILITIES, UNIMPAIRED BY OTHER FACTORS. 9. BEFORE FIRING ANY FIREARM, BE SURE IT IS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AND THAT THE BARREL IS CLEAR OF DIRT, GREASE, WATER, EXCESS OIL, RUST, CORROSION OR ANY OTHER OBSTRUCTION. 10. ALWAYS WEAR HIGH-QUALITY EAR AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN SHOOTING OR OBSERVING, AND BE SURE THAT OTHERS WHO ARE PRESENT DO THE SAME. EXPOSURE TO GUNFIRE NOISE WILL CAUSE PERMANENT HEARING LOSS (DEAFNESS) IF GOOD EAR PROTECTION (EITHER COMMERCIALLY MANUFACTURED EAR PLUGS, EARMUFF-TYPE HEARING PROTECTORS, OR BOTH) IS NOT WORN. CLOSE-FITTING, IMPACT-RESISTANT SHOOTING GLASSES OR SAFETY GLASSES OF WRAPAROUND OR SIDE-PANEL DESIGN HELP TO GUARD AGAINST POTENTIALLY BLINDING EYE INJURIES CAUSED BY GRANULES OF POWDER, SPLASHBACK OF FRAGMENTS FROM THE TARGET OR BACKSTOP, METAL FRAGMENTS WHICH CAN RESULT FROM A BURST PRIMER, ETC. NEVER SHOOT A FIREARM, OR ALLOW YOURSELF OR OTHERS TO BE PRESENT WHERE SHOOTING IS IN PROGRESS, WITHOUT BOTH EYE AND EAR 12. ANY FIREARM WHICH IS NOT UNDER YOUR DIRECT CONTROL SHOULD BE STORED SO IT IS INOPERABLE OR INACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREN AND OTHER UNAUTHORIZED USERS. CHILDREN ARE ATTRACTED TO, AND CAN FIND, LOAD AND OPERATE FIREARMS, CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO THEMSELVES AND OTHERS. PREVENTING CHILD ACCESS AND TRAGIC, AVOIDABLE ACCIDENTS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, AS AN ADULT GUN OWNER. THE SAFEST WAY TO STORE FIREARMS IS UNLOADED, LOCKED IN A GUN SAFE OR VAULT. 8 13. USE ONLY PROPER AMMUNITION RECOMMENDED FOR THIS PISTOL, AND BE SURE THE AMMUNITION IS THE CORRECT CALIBER FOR YOUR GUN. MOST MODERN FIREARMS HAVE THEIR CALIBER DESIGNATION STAMPED INTO THE FIREARM’S BARREL OR RECEIVER. YOUR AMMUNITION BOX AND CARTRIDGE HEAD STAMP SHOULD BEAR THE EXACT SAME CARTRIDGE DESIGNATION. JUST BECAUSE A CARTRIDGE FITS INTO THE GUN DOESN’T MEAN IT IS SAFE TO FIRE. NEVER FIRE AMMUNITION WHICH IS DAMAGED, CORRODED, OR OF QUESTIONABLE ORIGIN OR CONDITION. FIRING EVEN A SINGLE DEFECTIVE CARTRIDGE CAN DESTROY YOUR DESERT EAGLE PISTOL AND CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. OR YOU COULD THINK YOUR GUN IS UNLOADED WHEN IT IS LOADED. ALWAYS FOLLOW THE SAFE GUN HANDLING RULES AND PROCEDURES IN THIS MANUAL, WHETHER YOU THINK THE SAFETY IS ON OR OFF, AND WHETHER YOU THINK THE PISTOL IS LOADED OR UNLOADED. DON’T PULL THE TRIGGER WHEN THE SAFETY IS ENGAGED, OR WHEN IT IS POSITIONED PART WAY BETWEEN SAFE AND FIRE. DON’T USE OR RELY ON THE SAFETY LEVER TO TRY TO “CHILDPROOF’ YOUR PISTOL OR KEEP IT SAFE FROM UNTRAINED PERSONS - INSTEAD, YOUR PISTOL SHOULD BE UNLOADED AND SECURELY LOCKED UP, AWAY FROM ACCESS OF CHILDREN AND OTHER UNAUTHORIZED USERS. SAFETY RULES AND PRECAUTIONS FOR FIRING AND USE OF YOUR DESERT EAGLE WARNING! THE DESERT EAGLE PISTOL WILL FIRE WHETHER OR NOT A MAGAZINE IS IN THE GUN IF A CARTRIDGE IS IN THE CHAMBER. REMOVING THE MAGAZINE DOES NOT UNLOAD THE PISTOL, AND DOES NOT PREVENT THE PISTOL FROM FIRING! A CARTRIDGE LEFT IN THE CHAMBER AFTER THE MAGAZINE IS REMOVED CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IF THE TRIGGER IS PULLED! UNLOAD YOUR DESERT EAGLE PROPERLY, INCLUDING CHECKING THE CHAMBER BOTH VISUALLY AND PHYSICALLY. W ARNING! KEEP THE SAFETY ENGAGED IN THE “SAFE” POSITION UNTIL YOU ARE AIMED AT A PROPER TARGET AND HAVE DECIDED TO FIRE. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. WARNING! USE THE SAFETY ON THIS PISTOL, BUT DON’T TRUST OR RELY ON IT AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFE GUN HANDLING PRACTICES. THE SAFETY IS A MECHANICAL DEVICE WHICH COULD FAIL. OR, BY MISTAKE, YOU MAY THINK THE SAFETY IS ON WHEN IT IS NOT. OR THE SAFETY MAY BECOME DISENGAGED WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE. WARNING! KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER AND OUTSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD UNTIL YOU ARE AIMED AT A PROPER TARGET AND HAVE DECIDED TO FIRE. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. 9 WARNING! KEEP HANDS, FINGERS AND OTHER BODY PARTS FROM TOUCHING THE MUZZLE, BARREL OR CHAMBER AFTER FIRING, AS THEY COULD BE BURNED BY HOT METAL. SITUATION OR AN ACCIDENT. WHEN FIRING, STAY CLEAR, AND KEEP OTHERS CLEAR, OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE PISTOL, FROM WHICH THE HOT CARTRIDGE CASES ARE EJECTED. WEAR CLOSE-FITTING CLOTHING, AVOIDING CLOTHING WITH OPEN COLLARS AND NECKLINES INTO WHICH HOT CARTRIDGE CASES CAN FALL. A BASEBALL CAP OR OTHER BRIMMED HAT OR VISOR WORN SO THE BRIM COVERS THE TOP OF THE WEARER’S SAFETY GLASSES CAN OFFER ADDITIONAL PROTECTION TO THE WEARER’S FACE AND EYES, PREVENTING HOT CASES FROM FALLING INTO ANY GAP BETWEEN THE TOP OF THE SAFETY GLASSES AND THE WEARER’S FOREHEAD, POSSIBLY CAUSING A SERIOUS BURN TO THE EYE. WARNING! IF DROPPED OR STRUCK, WHETHER THE SAFETY IS "ON" OR "OFF," ANY FIREARM MAY FIRE, CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. KEEP THE PISTOL CHAMBER UNLOADED UNLESS ACTUALLY FIRING! KEEP THE SAFETY "ON" UNLESS ACTUALLY FIRING! WHEN CARRYING OR HANDLING THE DESERT EAGLE, KEEP IT POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION, AND CARRY IT IN SUCH A WAY THAT YOU CAN SAFELY CONTROL THE DIRECTION IN WHICH THE MUZZLE POINTS EVEN IF YOU SHOULD SLIP, STUMBLE OR FALL. WARNING! CHILDREN ARE ATTRACTED TO, AND CAN FIND, LOAD AND OPERATE FIREARMS, CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO THEMSELVES AND OTHERS. PREVENT CHILD ACCESS BY ALWAYS KEEPING GUNS LOCKED AWAY AND UNLOADED WHEN NOT IN USE. IF YOU LEAVE A GUN LOADED OR UNLOADED WHERE A CHILD OBTAINS AND IMPROPERLY USES IT, YOU MAY BE FINED OR SENT TO PRISON OR BOTH. WARNING! ANY FIREARM MAY FIRE IF DROPPED. WARNING! FIRED CARTRIDGE CASES EJECTED FROM THE DESERT EAGLE ARE EXTREMELY HOT, AND CAN CAUSE SERIOUS BURNS. IN ADDITION, THE PAINFUL BURN FROM A HOT CARTRIDGE CASE CAN DISTRACT A SHOOTER FROM KEEPING HIS FIREARM POINTED SAFELY AND FROM OTHER SAFE HANDLING PRACTICES, CAUSING A DANGEROUS WARNING! NEVER TRANSPORT OR CARRY A LOADED FIREARM IN A VEHICLE OR OTHERWISE. ALWAYS TRANSPORT OR CARRY YOUR PISTOL UNLOADED, WITH THE SAFETY ENGAGED AND THE ACTION LOCKED OPEN. A SUITABLE CARRYING CASE SHOULD BE USED TO TRANSPORT OR CARRY YOUR UNLOADED PISTOL TO AND FROM THE RANGE 10 THE PLACE YOU INTEND TO SHOOT. OR OTHER SAFE SHOOTING AREA. CHECK THE LAWS TO DETERMINE AND FOLLOW LEGAL REQUIREMENTS IN TRANSPORTING A FIREARM IN YOUR JURISDICTION. CLOSE THE PISTOL’S ACTION AND LOAD THE PISTOL ONLY WHEN YOU ARE AT THE RANGE OR OTHER SAFE SHOOTING AREA, READY TO BEGIN SHOOTING. WARNING! USE ONLY APPROPRIATE ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR DESERT EAGLE PISTOL. BE SURE ALL ACCESSORIES, INCLUDING HOLSTERS, SIGHTS AND SIGHT MOUNTS, LIGHTING DEVICES, ETC. ARE COMPATIBLE WITH THE FIREARM AND DO NOT INTERFERE WITH ITS SAFE OPERATION. IF IN DOUBT, CONSULT MAGNUM RESEARCH, INC. THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY CAUSED BY THE USE OF IMPROPER ACCESSORIES. WARNING! NEVER CLIMB A FENCE, LADDER, TREE OR OTHER OBJECT, JUMP ACROSS A BROOK OR DITCH, CRAWL UNDER A FENCE OR OTHER OBSTACLE, WALK ACROSS AN ICY SURFACE, STEEP SLOPE OR OTHER AREA WITH POOR FOOTING, OR CROSS OTHER SLIPPERY OR PRECARIOUS TERRAIN OR OBSTACLES WITH A LOADED FIREARM. INSTEAD, UNLOAD THE CHAMBER OF YOUR FIREARM FIRST. WHEN CARRYING YOUR DESERT EAGLE IN THE FIELD, KEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION AND CARRY THE PISTOL SO YOU CAN SAFELY CONTROL THE DIRECTION IN WHICH IT POINTS IN THE EVENT YOU STUMBLE, SLIP OR FALL. WARNING! WHEN SHOOTING, BE ALERT TO BE SURE NO ONE COMES INTO THE LINE OF FIRE. CHECK THE BACKSTOP AND TARGET AREA CAREFULLY TO BE SURE IT IS FREE OF PEOPLE EACH TIME BEFORE YOU BEGIN TO FIRE. WARNING! WHEN FIRING WITH A GROUP OF PEOPLE, PUT A RESPONSIBLE PERSON IN CHARGE TO MAINTAIN SAFETY, DISCIPLINE AND CONTROL. TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF ACCIDENTS ON A FIRING RANGE, BE ALERT TO THE COMMANDS OF THE RANGE OFFICER, AND FOLLOW THEM PRECISELY AND IMMEDIATELY. WARNING! NEVER SHOOT AT A HARD SURFACE (ROCK, PAVEMENT, METAL, ICE, ETC.) OR AT THE SURFACE OF WATER, AS THE BULLET MAY RICOCHET (GLANCE OFF) THE SURFACE AND TRAVEL IN ANY DIRECTION, CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO SOMEONE YOU CANNOT SEE. SHOOT ONLY WHERE THERE IS A SAFE BACKSTOP (ONE WHICH WILL SAFELY STOP AND CONTAIN THE FIRED PROJECTILES), FREE FROM ROCKS, HARD OBJECTS AND OBSTRUCTIONS THAT COULD CAUSE RICOCHETS OR SPLASH-BACK OF PROJECTILES, FRAGMENTS, PEBBLES OR ROCK PARTICLES. CHECK LOCAL AND STATE LAWS TO BE SURE SHOOTING IS PERMITTED AT WARNING! DO NOT HANDLE A FIREARM WHEN ANYONE IS FORWARD OF THE FIRING POSITION. BEFORE ANYONE MOVES DOWNRANGE TO POST OR CHECK TARGETS OR FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE, ALL FIREARMS SHOULD BE UNLOADED, WITH SAFETIES ENGAGED AND ACTIONS LOCKED OPEN, AND PLACED SAFELY ON THE BENCH WHERE THEY SHOULD NOT BE TOUCHED OR HANDLED UNTIL EVERYONE RETURNS FROM DOWNRANGE. 11 WARNING! IF YOUR DESERT EAGLE FAILS TO DISCHARGE ("MISFIRE"), REMOVE YOUR FINGER FROM THE TRIGGER. KEEP THE PISTOL POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION FOR 30 SECONDS. REMOVE THE CARTRIDGE FROM THE CHAMBER AND DISPOSE OF IT PROPERLY. WARNING! DO NOT HANDLE FIREARMS WHEN YOU ARE TIRED, COLD OR IMPAIRED PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY, IN ANY WAY. WARNING! NEVER FIRE YOUR DESERT EAGLE NEAR AN ANIMAL, UNLESS IT IS TRAINED TO ACCEPT THE NOISE OF GUNFIRE. AN ANIMAL’S STARTLED REACTION TO THE SOUND OF GUNFIRE COULD INJURE IT OR COULD CAUSE AN ACCIDENT. WARNING! IF THE SOUND FROM YOUR AMMUNITION DOES NOT SOUND NORMAL, A LOW POWERED ("SQUIB") LOAD MAY HAVE LEFT A BULLET IN THE BARREL. IF THIS OCCURS, DO NOT FIRE ANOTHER CARTRIDGE! INSTEAD UNLOAD THE PISTOL AND REMOVE THE BARREL AND CHECK FOR A BARREL OBSTRUCTION. FIRING A CARTRIDGE WITH A BORE OBSTRUCTION CAN RESULT IN DESTRUCTION OF YOUR DESERT EAGLE AND POTENTIAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR SOMEONE NEARBY. WARNING! NEVER CONTINUE TO USE YOUR DESERT EAGLE IF IT IS NOT FUNCTIONING PROPERLY. NEVER FORCE A JAMMED ACTION, AS THE JAMMED CARTRIDGE MAY EXPLODE IF THE PRIMER IS CRUSHED OR PRESSED AGAINST ANY METAL PART OF THE PISTOL. 12 WARNING: AMMUNITION WARNING: RECOIL SPRING ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION NEVER USE AMMUNITION NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED FOR USE IN YOUR FIREARM. PROPER AMMUNITION FOR YOUR DESERT EAGLE WILL BE DESIGNATED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL. FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT TYPE OR CALIBER OF AMMUNITION MAY CAUSE THE FIREARM TO JAM, FAIL TO FIRE, CAUSE A BORE OBSTRUCTION OR MAY GENERATE EXCESSIVE PRESSURE WHICH CAN DESTROY THE PISTOL AND CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO YOUR PISTOL BE SURE,BEFORE FIRING, TO INSPECT THE RECOIL SPRING INSTALLATION FOR PROPER ARRANGEMENT (SEE PAGES 28 & 29 FOR DETAILS). FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN A BROKEN PISTOL. Initial Cleaning 1. Upon receipt of the pistol, disassemble (see page 26) and inspect it. 2. Clean pistol as per periodic maintenance procedure. 3. Any heavy or sticky deposits of protective material may be removed, using very light rust-preventive oil. After cleaning, wipe dry and coat lightly with gun oil. 4. Never use abrasive or metallic objects, synthetic cloth, dry cleaning fluids,detergents, acids, lye, water or steam for cleaning. 5. Reassemble pistol (see page 28) and make sure it is functioning properly. NEVER USE NON-STANDARD, RELOADED OR "HANDLOADED" SHELLS. AMMUNITION THAT IS IMPROPERLY MANUFACTURED MAY FAIL TO FIRE, MAY RESULT IN A "SQUIB" LOAD RESULTING IN A BORE OBSTRUCTION OR MAY GENERATE EXCESSIVE PRESSURES WHICH CAN DESTROY THE PISTOL AND CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. SEMI-JACKETED BULLETS PROVIDE BEST FUNCTION AND RELIABILITY. DO NOT USE UNJACKETED LEAD BULLETS. FULL METAL JACKET BULLETS MAY BE USED IF THEY HAVE A FULLY ENCAPSULATED BASE (NO OPEN LEAD CORE BASE).THE DESERT EAGLE PISTOLS ARE DESIGNED FOR: .357 MAGNUM AMMUNITION (158 GRAINS) /.41 MAGNUM AMMUNITION (210 GRAINS) /.44 MAGNUM AMMUNITION (240 GRAINS) /.50 ACTION EXPRESS AMMUNITION (300 GRAINS) /.440 COR®BON MAGNUM(240, 260 AND 305 GRAINS) IN ACCORDANCE WITH INDUSTRY STANDARDS (SAAMI STD); USE OF NON-STANDARD OR RELOADED AMMUNITION NULLIFIES THE FACTORY WARRANTY. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER COMMERCIAL LOADS WHICH WORK IN THE DESERT EAGLE PISTOL, WRITE TO MAGNUM RESEARCH, 7110 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55432. 13 WARNING ALL FIREARMS ARE DANGEROUS OBJECTS - PISTOLS INCLUDED. ALWAYS CONSIDER THE PISTOL LOADED. TO RENDER IT SAFE, FIRST PLACE THE SAFETY IN THE “ON” POSI TION, THEN REMOVE THE MAGAZINE, AND EJECT ANY REMAINING ROUND BY PULLING THE SLIDE TO THE REAR. IT IS DANGEROUS TO ALTER OR MODIFY THIS FIREARM IN ANY WAY. ANY ALTERATIONS OR MODIFICATIONS OF THE FIRING MECHANISM MAY RESULT IN THIS FIREARM BECOMING UNSAFE AND NULLIFIES THE FACTORY WARRANTY. USER IS ADVISED TO READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL PRIOR TO HANDLING THE PISTOL FOR THE FIRST TIME. WARNING: LEAD EXPOSURE DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY VENTILATED AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIVE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. HAVE ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE. AVOID EATING, HANDLING FOOD AND TOUCHING YOUR FACE AND EYES WHILE HANDLING OR CLEANING FIREARMS. GENERAL INFORMATION THE .357, .41, .44, .50 AE AND THE .440 COR®BON DESERT EAGLE ARE GAS-OPERATED, SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOLS. THE DESERT EAGLE IS UNIQUE IN ITS CLASS AND REPRESENTS A NEW FUNCTIONAL APPROACH IN HANDGUNS. IN ADDITION TO ITS HIGH ACCURACY, IT OFFERS THE CONVENIENCE OF FIRING STANDARD RIMMED .357, .41, .44, .440 COR®BON OR .50 AE CARTRIDGES, WHICH ARE WIDELY AVAILABLE. 5 IN 1 DISASSEMBLY TOOL 1. Reamer Head - used to clean lead deposits from the gas cylinder. Remove barrel from pistol (Pg 26-23), place reamer head in cylinder and work back and forth to remove lead deposit. 2. Firing Pin Tool - used to push in the firing pin, to allow removal of firing pin stop, to allow removal of firing pin. 3. Bolt Guide Pin Tool - used to pull the bolt guide pin, from the bottom of the slide to remove bolt from slide. NOTE: Firing pin must be removed first. 4. Grip Pin Tool - used to push in grip pin, to allow removal of handgrips. 5. Magazine Disassembly Tool - used to push in the magazine base catch pin on the bottom of the magazine to allow removal of base and disassembly of magazine. (WARNING: Wear safety glasses when disassembling the magazine — the magazine spring is under tension and could cause serious eye injury if released suddenly.) 14 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS • • • • A safety catch, operable from either side, blocks the firing pin and at the same time disconnects the trigger from the firing mechanism. When the safety is on in the "ON" position. The pistol chamber is chrome plated to facilitate easier cartridge case extraction. The polygonal rifling reduces barrel wear and enhances the seal between the bullet and the bore, thus increasing accuracy. Field stripping is simple since the pistol has only six main parts, including the magazine. • The rotating bolt interlocks with the barrel during firing. • The barrel assembly contains the gas operating system. 15 • Anatomically formed grip, ideal hand seating angle and comfortable grip dimensions permit rapid, accurate, instinctive shooting. • The combat-type trigger guard is designed for two-handed shooting. • Closed construction gives adequate protection against dirt. • Most parts are manufactured by precision casting and machining to strict military standards and with the ‘traditional Israel Weapons Industries’ dedication to quality and durability. • The pistol comes equipped with standard combat sights. In addition, the following sights may be used: — Fully adjustable rear sight with target-type front sight. (Optional) Desert Eagle Pistol Specifications Length, with 6-inch barrel Length, with 10-inch barrel Height Width Trigger reach Sight radius (with 6-inch barrel) Weight w/empty magazine (6--inch) Polygonal rifling (right-hand twist) Magazine capacity Bore diameter Length, with 6-inch barrel Length, with 10-inch barrel Height Width Trigger reach Sight radius (with 6-inch barrel) Weight w/ empty magazine (6-inch) Polygonal rifling (right-hand twist) Magazine capacity Bore diameter Mark VII .357 Magnum Mark XIX .357 Magnum Mark XIX .440 CorBon 10.48 inches (266 mm) 14.75 inches (375mm) 6.1 inches (155 mm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1783.19 grams (3 lbs. 14.9 oz.) 1 turn in 14 inches 9 rounds .357” (9.1 mm) 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) 14.75 inches (37.5 cm) 6.25 inches (15.9 cm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1990.14 grams (4lbs. 6.2 oz.) 1 turn in 14 inches (355mm) 9 rounds .357” (9.1 mm) 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) 14.75 inches (37.5 cm) 6.25 inches (15.9 cm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1990.14 grams (4lbs. 6.2 oz.) 1 turn in 19 inches (48.3 cm) 7 rounds .429” (10.9 mm) Mark VII .44 Magnum Mark XIX .44 Magnum Mark XIX .50 AE 10.48 inches (266 mm) 14.75 inches (375 mm) 6.1 inches (155 mm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1899.42 grams (4lbs. 3oz.) 1 turn in 18 inches (457 mm) 8 rounds .429” (10.9 mm) 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) 14.75 inches (37.5 cm) 6.25 inches (15.9 cm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1990.14 grams (4 lbs. 6.2 oz.) 1 turn in 18 inches (457 mm) 8 rounds .429” (10.9 mm) 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) 14.75 inches (37.5 cm) 6.25 inches (159 mm) 1.25 inches (32 mm) 2.75 inches (70 mm) 8.5 inches (215 mm) 1990.14 grams (4 lbs. 6.2 oz.) 1 turn in 19 inches (48.3 cm) 7 rounds .495” (12.6 mm) Technical data may not be exact due to production/model/specification changes. Mechanical Features Rifling Type: Method of operation Method of locking R.H. 6-Rib polygon barrel Gas Rotating Bolt Sights Combat sights Sight line radius, 215mm (8.5") (6-inch barrel) 16 OPERATING PRINCIPLES Prior to firing the pistol, the bolt is locked by three lugs in the barrel assembly. Upon firing the pistol, propellant gases pass through a hole underneath the bore of the barrel into the gas cylinder and push the piston, which in turn moves the slide backwards. During this movement the bolt is unlocked and carried to the rear by the slide, but not before, the pressure in the chamber is reduced. When the bullet has left the barrel the empty cartridge case is extracted and ejected by the continuing movement of the slide and the bolt to the rear. At the same time, the slide pushes the hammer downward into the cocked position, where it is retained by the sear. The recoil springs are compressed. fig. 2 .357/.41/.44 Magnum .50 Action Express .440 Cor®Bon 17 The Desert Eagle Pistol—U.S. Patent—4,563,937 Magnum Research, Inc. 1986 Forward Movement When the recoil springs expand, they drive the slide and bolt forward. During this movement the bolt cannot rotate due to the stabilizer pin which retains it. When the bolt scoops another round from the magazine and inserts it into the chamber, the locking lugs on the bolt come into contact with the recesses in the barrel and the bolt is rotated thus locking the cartridge in the chamber. Now the trigger bar is opposite the recess in the safety and can move upward, thus engaging the sear. When pulling the trigger, the sear releases the hammer which in turn hits the firing pin thus firing the chambered cartridge. (fig. 3) When the last cartridge is fired and the empty case is ejected, the slide is retained in its rear position by the slide catch. The slide catch is actuated by the magazine follower. The catch releases the slide when depressed by hand or when the slide is pulled slightly to the rear. fig. 3 18 Safety Features The safety catch levers are located at the rear of the slide, just below the rear sight. They are accessible from either side of the pistol. When pushing the front end of the safety catch lever downward, the safety catch is engaged. In this position the firing pin movement is closed by the safety catch and the trigger bar, which is pushed down, cannot engage the sear, thus neutralizing the trigger (fig. 4). It should be noted that due to the above features, it is not possible to engage the sear when the bolt is not locking properly. Due to the unique blocking of the firing pin by the safety, the pistol will not fire when dropped accidentally on its hammer or on its muzzle when the safety is properly engaged (on “SAFE”). fig. 4 19 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Safety Checks 1. Pull hammer slightly to the rear until a click is heard; the hammer is now in semi-cocked position. 2. Move the front end of the safety catch lever down into the “SAFE” position. 3. Press the magazine release button on the left hand side of the pistol and remove the magazine (fig. 5). 4. Draw the slide to the rear, check the chamber visually to ensure that the pistol is unloaded and release the slide. fig. 5 5. Point the pistol in safe direction and pull the trigger to check whether the safety is working properly (the hammer should not move). 6. Move the safety lever up into the “FIRE” position; a red dot will be visible. 7. Pull hammer back slightly and pull the trigger to release the hammer. 8. Pull the hammer into semi-cocked position and move the safety catch lever into the “SAFE” position. 20 Filling and Emptying the Magazine Filling: 1. With the magazine in an upright position, place the cartridge rim on the magazine follower, in front of the magazine lips (fig. 6). 2. Press the cartridge down and under the magazine lips to the rear. 3. Repeat until loaded (9 cartridges .357; 8 cartridges .41/.44; 7 cartridges .440/.50AE). Note: Number of cartridges in the magazine can be verified by the indicator holes in the side of the magazine. Emptying: 1. Push the cartridge forward with the thumb. 2. Repeat until the magazine is empty. fig. 6 21 SIGHTS AND ZEROING Zeroing Fixed sights (Standard) The standard sights consist of a rear sight and a front sight. Both are combat type. They are designed to ensure rapid and accurate aiming. The square notch on the rear sight is 3 mm wide. The sight line radius is 210 mm. 6 O’Clock DESERT EAGLE PISTOL combat sights designed for 6 o'clock hold, with top of front sight level with top of rear sight. Adjustable sights The existing dovetail slots are designed to accommodate front target type sights and rear adjustable sights, available as an accessory option. Windage Adjust by shifting the rear sight (or the front sight) left or right as required. Telescopic sight (Mark XIX,.357, .44, .440 & .50) The 7/8" rib has cross-slots to allow installation of WeaverTM style rings. Telescopic sight (Mark I, VII, .357, .41, .44) The existing 3/8” dovetail rib on the barrel is designed to accommodate a telescopic sight mount which is available as an option (#DEP350B). fig. 7 (Mark I pictured) 22 LOADING AND FIRING Pre-loading and Pre-firing checks: 1. Perform safety checks (see page 20) to ensure that the pistol is not loaded. 2. Make sure the barrel is clean and free of obstruction. 3. Check that the magazines are clean and properly loaded. 4. Always wear ear and eye protection when firing the pistol. Cocking the pistol: 1. Never chamber a round unless you are ready to fire. 2. Insert the magazine. The magazine will have about 1/16 inch play when seated properly. Do not push up on magazine when firing or jamming will occur. fig. 8 WARNING: This pistol is now loaded, cocked with the safety catch lever in the “SAFE” position; therefore, make sure that the barrel is pointed in a safe direction. 3. Grasp the slide, pull it all the way back and release it (fig. 8). This operation cocks the hammer and chambers a cartridge. 23 Firing the pistol: With the pistol pointed at the target, move the safety catch lever up to “FIRE” position (red dot will be visible) (fig. 9) and pull the trigger. Reloading during firing: The slide remains in the rearward position when the magazine is empty. 1. Move safety catch lever to down “SAFE” position. 2. Remove the empty magazine. 3. Insert a full magazine. 4. Release the slide by depressing the slide catch or by pulling the slide slightly to the rear and releasing it (fig. 10). 5. Move safety catch to “FIRE” position. NOTE: The pistol is now loaded and cocked with the safety catch lever in the “FIRE” position. fig. 9 (Mark I pictured) 24 Unloading the pistol 1. Place the safety catch lever in the “SAFE” position. 2. Press the magazine release button and remove the magazine. 3. Pull the slide to the rear and eject the chambered cartridge. Check visually that the chamber is empty. 4. Place the safety catch lever in the “FIRE” position, point the pistol in a safe direction and lower the hammer with your thumb while pulling the trigger. 5. Pull the hammer back into its semi-cocked position and place the safety catch lever in the “SAFE” position. fig. 10 If slide is difficult to release in this manner, proceed as follows: hold pistol with both hands, place left thumb on slide catch, place right thumb on top of left thumb, then push straight down. 25 6. Empty the magazine (see page 21). DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY General This chapter deals with those disassembling operations and assembling operations which the user should carry out for routine maintenance of the pistol. Disassembly should be carried out on a clean surface and the disassembled parts should be placed in order of their removal. Disassembly 1. Pull the hammer slightly to the rear until a click is heard; the hammer is now in semicocked position. FIELD STRIPPING Disassembling or assembling of any other parts is not recommended and will void all warranties. Carry out the following operations before disassembling: 2. Move the front end of the safety catch lever down into its “SAFE” position. WARNING: SAFETY CYLINDER IT IS POSSIBLE TO ASSEMBLE THE SAFETY CYLINDER IN A BACKWARD/REVERSE ORDER. IF THIS HAPPENS, THE SAFETY AND FIRE FUNCTION INDICATORS WILL ALSO BE REVERSED. THE GUN WILL THEN FIRE WHEN ON SAFE. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE SAFETY. FOR SERVICE ON SAFETY CONTACT MAGNUM RESEARCH, INC. CUSTOMER SERVICE. 1. Remove the magazine (fig. 5) and engage safety “ON”. 2. Pull the slide back and check the chamber visually and physically to make sure it is empty. 3. Place the safety catch lever in the “FIRE” position, point the pistol in a safe direction and lower the hammer with your thumb while pulling the trigger. 26 3. Press the barrel lock pin in on the left side of the pistol and at the same time swing the barrel lock on the other side of the pistol counter clockwise (fig. 11). 4. Pull the barrel slightly forward to release it and lift it out. 5. Draw the slide forward and remove it (fig. 12). This allows the recoil springs assembly to be pulled forward and easily removed (.357). On .41, .44, .440 and .50 the recoil spring comes out with slide assembly. fig. 11 fig. 12 27 6. Stand the pistol upright and verify that the spring ends are correctly positioned in place (2 holes) within the frame (above the trigger). ASSEMBLY (.357, .41, .44, .440 & .50) 1. Turn the slide upside down and place it on a level surface. 2. Insert the piston into place (fig. 14). Make sure the piston shaft recess is facing the slide recess. The other piston shaft recess will face up. 3. Engage piston shaft with recoil spring plate lug and the slide. 4. Use your thumb to push the base of the spring plate assembly against the slide, supporting the slide all the way to align the spring assembly in parallel with the slide. 5. Keeping the spring assembly parallel to the slide, draw the frame all the way into the slide (do not compress the spring). WARNING: Make sure that the gas piston is in place and cannot be pulled out. 7. Insert barrel lock lug into frame recess through the slide. 8. Push against the barrel from the muzzle end and hold the barrel assembly against the frame (fig. 15). Now swing the barrel lock clockwise into closed position. 9. Check correct pistol operation by cocking and releasing the hammer and verify that the safety is functioning properly and safely. Mark VII .41, .44 Mark XIX .357, .44, .440, .50 fig. 14 fig. 15 28 ASSEMBLY (.357 Magnum Mark I & VII) 1. Insert recoil spring assembly into frame from its front end, open end first with the sharp corner of the spring plate down (rounded forward edge of spring plate up) (fig. 15a). Now push the recoil spring assembly fully home into its recesses in the frame. It is important to have the spring plate in the proper position. 2. Mount the slide onto the frame and draw it to the rear. 3. Hold the slide back against slight spring tension and place the barrel lock lug in the slide recess. 4. Push against the barrel from the muzzle end and hold the barrel assembly against the frame. Now swing the barrel lock clockwise into its closed position. 5. Insert the magazine. Mark I & VII .357 fig. 15a Additional Disassembly and Cleaning Instructions for the Return/Recoil Springs Assembly NOTE: Because of the spring tension, be sure to wear safety glasses to prevent possible eye injury. Always work in a clean area to prevent loss of small parts. 1. Disassemble and clean one side at a time. 2. Place the return springs on end with the crossplate down. 3. Pull down on one return/recoil spring and hold down. 4. Pry C-clip from end of spring rod (C-clip is under tension and will “fly” off if not held under control while moving). 5. Slowly release tension on return/recoil spring and remove. Remove spring rod from crossplate. 6. Clean rod and crossplate of carbon/lead buildup with steel wire brush or steel wool. Soak return/recoil springs in bore solvent and brush with bronze phosphor brush to remove carbon buildup. Spray with cleaner/ degreaser and lubricate. 7. Reassemble by reversing disassembly instructions. 29 ADDITIONAL ASSEMBLY Disassembly of the magazine 1. Before disassembly, remove all cartridges from the magazine. 2. Hold magazine with base facing upward. 3. With the combination tool, push base catch inward. 4. With catch depressed, slide magazine base carefully forward. 5. Keep thumb pressed on magazine base and lift it up slowly to release the magazine spring pressure and remove the magazine base. 6. Remove magazine base catch and spring. 7. Press follower plunger in with the combination tool and push the follower from the magazine with the cleaning rod. WARNING: The magazine spring is under pressure and may be released accidentally, causing injury if not held in place during disassembly or assembly. Do not point magazine base toward face or other person. Base catch is not attached to spring. Assembly of the magazine 1. Hold magazine with lips downward and partly insert the follower with its flat face downward. 2. Press the follower plunger in with combination tool and slide follower into magazine all the way. 3. Insert magazine spring. 4. Place base catch on spring with small tip pointing up. 5. Push magazine base to rear until the base catch engages the base. 30 Disassembly of the slide 1. Make sure the safety catch lever is in the “FIRE” position. 2. Push the rear end of the firing pin in with the combination tool and slide the firing pin stop down (fig. 16). The firing pin is now free to be pushed out by its spring. 3. Remove the firing pin and its spring. 4. Hold the slide upside down and push back with your thumb. Now remove the bolt guide pin with the combination tool (fig. 17). 5. Release the bolt slowly and remove the bolt assembly, bolt stabilizer pin, spring and pin. fig. 16 fig. 17 31 Assembly of the slide 1. Insert the bolt stabilizer - guide pin first. Make sure that its concave part coincides with the bolt housing in the side. 2. Insert the bolt into its housing in the slide and compress the stabilizer spring with it. 3. Insert the bolt guide pin. (fig. 18). 4. Make sure the safety catch is in the “FIRE” position. 5. Install the firing pin spring and the firing pin, with its “narrow” section facing down (fig. 19). fig. 18 6. Insert the firing pin stop (semicircle part up.) Push the firing pin in with the combination tool and slide the stop further in until the firing pin engages the hole in the stop. fig. 19 32 fig. 20 Mark I/VII/XIX fig. 21 Mark I/VII/XIX Disassembly of the trigger mechanism assembly 1. Lean the frame on the hammer and horn. Push the grip pin in with the combination tool through the small hole in the bottom of the grip and push the grip cover downward to release it (fig. 20). 2. With both thumbs on the projection at the top of the butt, pull the front edges of the grip backward to remove it from the butt (fig. 21). 33 3. Remove the hammer pin and the sear pin with the appropriate punch (fig. 22). 4. Lift the trigger mechanism assembly from the frame. Assembly of the hammer / sear mechanism 1. Hook the sear onto the trigger bar and press the hammer mechanism assembly down; make sure that the pointed bottom ends of the hammer mechanism assembly engage the rear of the frame. 2. Insert the hammer pin and the sear pin into their respective holes. fig. 22 3. Replace the grip partly over the butt and then squeeze the grip home with your hand. fig. 23 34 ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER MECHANISM (ATM) Standard on Mark VII & Mark XIX It enables adjustment of trigger travel to achieve higher accuracy and greater comfort when firing the pistol. Characteristics 1. Trigger travel consists of two stages. In the first stage of travel, trigger force is low. In the second stage, pull force increases until the hammer is released. The location of the transition between stages may be adjusted to be at any point within the trigger travel, by trigger travel adjustment. 2. The ATM may be mounted in any DESERT EAGLE pistol frame. fig. 24 Adjustment (fig. 24) 1. The ATM is adjusted after the DESERT EAGLE has been field stripped (see page 27). 35 2. The ATM setting may be tested by cocking the hammer manually and squeezing the trigger. 3. Trigger travel adjustment: Insert a screwdriver through the magazine housing opening to turn the ATM adjustment. CARE AND CLEANING Initial Cleaning 1. Upon receipt of the pistol, disassemble (see page 26) and inspect it. General 2. Clean pistol as per periodic maintenance procedure. Comprehensive knowledge of how to service and handle the pistol is of great importance. 3. Any heavy or sticky deposits of protective material may be removed, Experience has shown that most failures using very light rust-preventive oil. After cleaning, wipe dry and coat which occur while operating the pistol are lightly with gun oil. due to negligence in maintenance. Special 4. Never use abrasive or metallic objects, synthetic cloth, dry cleaning fluids, attention must be paid to cleaning, lubricating and detergents, acids, lye, water or steam for cleaning. inspecting the pistol; this will determine whether or not the pistol will function properly when you need it. 5. Reassemble pistol (see page 28) and make sure it is functioning properly. In order to maintain accuracy, the barrel must be serviced thoroughly. The slide, the bolt and other moving parts of the pistol must be kept clean and lightly lubricated to ensure proper operation. Care and cleaning includes the magazines, which must be kept free from rust, grit, etc. in order to function properly. At regular intervals, or whenever your pistol has been exposed to sand, dust, extreme humidity, water or other adverse conditions, it must be cleaned and lubricated. Before re-assembling the Desert Eagle, make sure that nothing from the cleaning process is left in the bore. Discharging the pistol with anything in the bore can result in destruction of the firearm and injury or death to you or bystanders. Wipe the exterior of the pistol with powder solvent. Dry the exterior of the Desert Eagle and then apply a thin coat of lubricant to the exterior of the firearm. Use of excess lubricant or grease on your pistol can attract dust or dirt which can interfere with the safe and reliable function of the firearm. Before firing remove all excess lubricant from the bore of the pistol. Periodic Maintenance 1. Field strip the pistol (see page 26) 2. Clean all stripped parts with a lightly oiled soft cloth. 3. Attach the patch holder to the cleaning rod; slip a dry patch into the patch holder and clean the bore. 4. Clean the bore and chamber of the barrel with an oiled patch slipped through the patch holder. 5. Clean the gas cylinder. 6. While cleaning, inspect all parts for wear and damage; make sure the bore and chamber are free from rust. 7. Assemble the pistol (see page 28) and make sure it functions properly. Cleaning prior to firing 1. Field strip the pistol (see page 26). 2. Using the cleaning rod and patch holder, dry the chamber and bore with a clean patch. 3. Make sure that all moving parts are lightly oiled. 4. Assemble the pistol (see page 28) and make sure it functions properly. 36 Cleaning and firing 1. Field strip the pistol (see page 26). 2. Disassemble the slide (see page 30). 3. Attach the brass wire brush to the cleaning rod, run the brush completely through the chamber and bore until it protrudes completely from the other end. Now pull the wire brush in the opposite direction and remove it from the barrel. Repeat this operation several times. 4. Wipe the cleaning rod dry, remove the wire brush and attach the patch holder. 5. Attach a clean patch and clean the bore; repeat this operation using clean patches until the bore is clean. 6. Oil chamber and bore with a clean oiled patch. 7. Clean the gas cylinder. 8. Oil lightly all other parts of the pistol, reassemble it (see page 28) and make sure it functions properly. NOTE: After firing, use the gas cylinder cleaning tool to remove deposits from gas cylinder underneath the barrel assembly. The cleaning tool should rotate freely from side to side in the gas cylinder when clean. DO NOT use any other tool for this operation since this may damage the cylinder. Make sure gas piston, springs, guides, plates, recoil spring, and channel of frame are free of lead deposits. TROUBLESHOOTING Failure to feed - pistol jams or bolt closes on empty chamber. Cause Remedy 1. Magazine improperly Push magazine home to seated engage catch. 2. Magazine improperly filled Remove cartridges and refill. 3. Dirty magazine Disassemble, clean and reassemble. 4. Damaged Magazine Replace. 5. Short recoil Clear jam. Check chamber for cleanliness. Check if return spring is correctly assembled and free of lead deposits. Check type of ammunition (maybe underpowered). 6. Double feed Inspect for stuck case or cartridge (see Pg 38). 7. Incorrect ammunition Change ammunition. 8. Pistol jams shut Release barrel lock; if barrel does not move forward from slide, call service department. 37 Failure to chamber - Bolt does not close fully and gun will not fire. Cause Remedy 1. Dirty Chamber Clean. 2. Defective ammunition 3. Very dirty pistol 4. Defective or dirty recoil spring Check for damaged cartridges. Check for sluggish bolt. Disassemble, clean, oil and reassemble. Field-strip, inspect, clean or replace if necessary. Failure to fire - Hammer snaps home but gun will not fire. Cause Remedy 1. Defective cartridge Inspect primer, if indented discard safely. If not indented, inspect firing pin for defects. 2. Obstructed firing pin. Disassemble bolt from slide and inspect firing pin hole for obstructions. Failure to extract or eject - Pistol will not eject case or jams. Cause Remedy 1. Underpowered or Inspect ammunition and defective change if necessary. 2. Dirty or damaged barrel chamber Inspect, clean, replace barrel in necessary. 3. Fouled or broken extractor or extractor spring Clean or replace extractor or extractor spring. 4. Fouled or broken Clean or replace ejector ejector or ejector spring 5. Lead-fouled or broken return spring cross bar Clean or replace. Failure to do so can lead to a broken slide. 6. Piston and gas cylinder Clean cylinder with tool or recoil spring channel reamer head. Clean piston in frame lead-fouled and channel with wire brush. Spent case stuck in chamber. 1. Field-strip. 2. Insert cleaning rod from muzzle end and tap gently to remove case. 3. If case cannot be removed, contact service department. 38 PARTS LIST EXPLODED VIEW Mark VII DESERT EAGLE .357 MAGNUM PISTOL fig. 24 * See page 44 for breakdown 39 Desert Eagle .357 Magnum Pistol Mark I/VII/XIX VIEW NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. 1 1-A 2 3 3-A 4 5 6 7 7-A 8 9 9-A 10 10-A 11 11-A 12 12-A 13 13-A 14 15 15-A 16 17 17-A 18 19 20 20-A 20-B 21 22 23 23-A 24 24-A 25* 25-A* 26* 27 28 29 30 31 32* 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 43-A 44 Barrel 6” .357 - MK I/VII” Barrel 6” .357 - MK XIX” Front Sight Gas Piston - MK I/VII Gas Piston - MK XIX Bolt Stabilizer Pin Bolt Stabilizer Spring Bolt Stabilizer Guide Pin Ejector - MK I/VII Ejector - MK XIX Gas Piston Pin - MK I/VII Slide - MK I/VII Slide - MK XIX Ejector Spring - MK I/VII Ejector Spring - MK XIX Extractor Pin - MK I/VII Extractor Pin - MK XIX Ejector Pin - MK I/VII Ejector Pin - MK XIX Extractor - MK I/VII Extractor - MK XIX Extractor Spring Bolt - MK I/VII Bolt - MK XIX Rear Sight Safety Screw - MK I/VII Safety Screw - MK XIX Right Safety Lever - MK VII/XIX Safety Spring Safety - MK I/VII Right Safety - MK XIX (Not Pictured) Left Safety - MK XIX (Not Pictured) Firing Pin Firing Pin Spring Bolt Guide Pin - MK I/VII Bolt Guide Pin - MK XIX Firing Pin Stop - MK I/VII Firing Pin Stop - MK XIX Recoil Spring Assembly - MK I/VII Recoil Spring Assembly - MK XIX Trigger Assembly Barrel Lock Barrel Lock Spring Barrel Lock Pin Hammer Pin Sear Pin Adjustable Trigger Assembly - MK VII/XIX Magazine Catch Frame Magazine Catch Spring Magazine Catch Pin Slide Catch Spring Slide Catch Assembly - MK VII/XIX Magazine Assembly IMI Grip Grip Pin Spring Grip Pin Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) - MK I/VII Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) - MK XIX Left Safety Lever - MK VII/XIX DEP406 BAR3576 00024-1101-5 00024-1214 00025-0214 00024-1211 00024-1213 00024-1212 00024-1253 04011-0253 00024-1215 00024-1201 04007-0201 00024-1252 00025-0252 00024-1255 00025-0255 00024-1254 00025-0254 00024-1261 04011-0261 00024-1262 00024-1251 04011-0251 00024-1241 00024-1209 04007-0209 04024-1207 00024-1208 00024-1206 04007-0216 04007-0206 00024-1202 00024-1203 00024-1205 00025-0205 00024-1204 00025-0204 00024-1160 00025-0160 00024-1340 00024-1302 00024-1304 00024-1303 00024-1312 00024-1311 DEP200 00024-1307 N/A 00024-1309 00024-1308 00024-1313 04024-1330 MAG357 00024-1305 00024-1314 00024-1320 00024-1164 00025-0164 04024-1217 EXPLODED VIEW Mark VII DESERT EAGLE PARTS LIST Desert Eagle .41 Magnum Pistol, Mark VII VIEW NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25* 26* 27 28 29 30 31 32* 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Barrel 6" .41- MK I/VII Front Sight Gas Piston Bolt Stabilizer Pin Bolt Stabilizer Spring Bolt Stabilizer Guide Pin Ejector Slide Ejector Spring Extractor Pin Ejector Pin Extractor Extractor Spring Bolt Rear Sight Safety Screw Right Safety Lever Safety Spring Safety Firing Pin Firing Pin Spring Left Safety Lever Bolt Guide Pin Firing Pin Stop Recoil Spring Assembly Trigger Assembly Barrel Lock Barrel Lock Spring Barrel Lock Pin Hammer Pin Sear Pin Adjustable Trigger Assembly - MK VII Magazine Catch Frame Magazine Catch Spring Magazine Catch Pin Slide Catch Spring Slide Catch Assembly Magazine Assembly IMI Grip Grip Pin Spring Grip Pin Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) DEP606 00024-1101-5 00025-0214 00024-1211 00024-1213 00024-1212 00025-0253 00025-0201 00025-0252 00025-0255 00025-0254 00028-0261 00024-1262 00028-0251 00024-1241 00024-1209 04024-1207 00024-1208 00025-0206 00024-1202 00024-1203 04024-1217 00025-0205 00025-0204 00025-0160 00024-1340 00024-1302 00024-1304 00024-1303 00024-1312 00024-1311 DEP 200 00024-1307 N/A 00024-1309 00024-1308 00024-1313 04024-1330 DEP141BL 00024-1305 00024-1314 00024-1320 00025-0164 .41 MAGNUM PISTOL * See page 44 for breakdown 40 EXPLODED VIEW Mark VII DESERT EAGLE .44 MAGNUM PISTOL 41 PARTS LIST Desert Eagle .44 Magnum Pistol, Mark I/VII/XIX VIEW NO. DESCRIPTION PART. NO. 1 1-A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8-A 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16-A 17 18 19 19-A 19-B 20 21 22 23 24 25* 26* 27 28 29 30 31 32* 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Barrel 6" .44 - MK VII Barrel 6" .44 - MK XIX Front Sight Gas Piston Bolt Stabilizer Pin Bolt Stabilizer Spring Bolt Stabilizer Guide Pin Ejector Slide - MK I/VII Slide - MK XIX Ejector Spring Extractor Pin Ejector Pin Extractor Extractor Spring Bolt Rear Sight Safety Screw - MK I/VII Safety Screw - MK XIX Right Safety Lever Safety Spring Safety - MK I/VII Left Safety - MK XIX (Not Pictured) Right Safety - MK XIX (Not Pictured) Firing Pin Firing Pin Spring Left Safety Lever Bolt Guide Pin Firing Pin Stop Recoil Spring Assembly Trigger Assembly Barrel Lock Barrel Lock Spring Barrel Lock Pin Hammer Pin Sear Pin Adjustable Trigger Assembly - MK VI/XIX Magazine Catch Frame Magazine Catch Spring Magazine Catch Pin Slide Catch Spring Slide Catch Assembly Magazine Assembly IMI Grip Grip Pin Spring Grip Pin Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) DEP506 BAR446 00024-1101-5 00025-0214 00024-1211 00024-1213 00024-1212 00025-0253 00025-0201 04007-0201 00025-0252 00025-0255 00025-0254 00025-0261 00024-1262 00025-0251 00024-1241 00024-1209 04007-0209 04024-1207 00024-1208 00025-0206 04007-0206 04007-0216 00024-1202 00024-1203 04024-1217 00025-0205 00025-0204 00025-0160 00024-1340 00024-1302 00024-1304 00024-1303 00024-1312 00024-1311 DEP200 00024-1307 N/A 00024-1309 00024-1308 00024-1313 04024-1330 MAG44 00024-1305 00024-1314 00024-1320 00025-0164 * See page 44 for breakdown EXPLODED VIEW Mark XIX DESERT EAGLE .440 Cor®Bon PISTOL 42 PARTS LIST Desert Eagle .44O COR-BON Pistol, Mark XIX VIEW NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19-A 20 21 22 23 24 25* 26* 27 28 29 30 31 32* 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Barrel 6" .440 - MK XIX Front Sight Gas Piston Bolt Stabilizer Pin Bolt Stabilizer Spring Bolt Stabilizer Guide Pin Ejector Slide Ejector Spring Extractor Pin Ejector Pin Extractor Extractor Spring Bolt Rear Sight Safety Screw Right Safety Lever Safety Spring Right Safety Left Safety Firing Pin Firing Pin Spring Left Safety Lever Bolt Guide Pin Firing Pin Stop Recoil Spring Assembly Trigger Assembly Barrel Lock Barrel Lock Spring Barrel Lock Pin Hammer Pin Sear Pin Adjustable Trigger Assembly Magazine Catch Frame Magazine Catch Spring Magazine Catch Pin Slide Catch Spring Slide Catch Assembly Magazine Assembly .50/.440 IMI Grip Grip Pin Spring Grip Pin Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) N/A 00024-1101-5 00025-0214 00024-1211 00024-1213 00024-1212 00025-0253 04007-0201 00025-0252 00025-0255 00025-0254 00025-0261 00024-1262 00025-0251 00024-1241 04007-0209 04024-1207 00024-1208 04007-0216 04007-0206 00024-1202 00024-1203 04024-1217 00025-0205 00025-0204 00025-0160 00024-1340 00024-1302 00024-1304 00024-1303 00024-1312 00024-1311 DEP200 00024-1307 N/A 00024-1309 00024-1308 00024-1313 04024-1330 MAG50 00024-1305 00024-1314 00024-1320 00025-0164 * See page 44 for breakdown EXPLODED VIEW Mark XIX DESERT EAGLE .50 AE PISTOL 43 PARTS LIST Desert Eagle .50 AE Pistol, Mark XIX VIEW NO DESCRIPTION PART NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19-A 20 21 22 23 24 25* 26* 27 28 29 30 31 32* 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Barrel 6" .50AE - MK XIX Front Sight Gas Piston Bolt Stabilizer Pin Bolt Stabilizer Spring Bolt Stabilizer Guide Pin Ejector Slide Ejector Spring Extractor Pin Ejector Pin Extractor Extractor Spring Bolt Rear Sight Safety Screw Right Safety Lever Safety Spring Right Safety Left Safety Firing Pin Firing Pin Spring Left Safety Lever Bolt Guide Pin Firing Pin Stop Recoil Spring Assembly Trigger Assembly Barrel Lock Barrel Lock Spring Barrel Lock Pin Hammer Pin Sear Pin Adjustable Trigger Assembly Magazine Catch Frame Magazine Catch Spring Magazine Catch Pin Slide Catch Spring Slide Catch Assembly Magazine Assembly IMI Grip Grip Pin Spring Grip Pin Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) BAR506 00024-1101-5 00025-0214 00024-1211 00024-1213 00024-1212 00025-0253 04007-0201 00025-0252 00025-0255 00025-0254 00025-0261 00024-1262 00025-0251 00024-1241 04007-0209 04024-1207 00024-1208 04007-0216 04007-0206 00024-1202 00024-1203 04024-1217 00025-0205 00025-0204 00025-0160 00024-1340 00024-1302 00024-1304 00024-1303 00024-1312 00024-1311 DEP200 00024-1307 N/A 00024-1309 00024-1308 00024-1313 04024-1330 MAG50 00024-1305 00024-1314 00024-1320 00025-0164 * See page 44 for breakdown PARTS LIST Desert Eagle Adjustable Trigger Assembly EXPLODED VIEW VIEW NO. 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DESCRIPTION PART NO. ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER ASSEMBLY - includes the following parts: Hammer Housing Hammer Spring Hammer Spring Retainer Sear Sear Insert Sear Spring Sear Pin Mechanism Housing Hammer Insert Hammer Assembly Cover Mechanism Housing Pin Hammer Hammer Bar Hammer Bar Pin Adjustable Spring Assembly Set Screw DEP200 00024-1351 00024-1352 00024-1353 00024-1354 00024-1355 00029-1856 00024-1357 00029-1861 00024-1362 00024-1363 00024-1364 00024-1381 00024-1382 00024-1383 00029-1865 00029-1867 Desert Eagle Trigger Assembly VIEW NO. 26 DESCRIPTION PART NO. TRIGGER ASSEMBLY - includes the following parts: Trigger Trigger Pin Trigger Spring Trigger Bar 00024-1340 00024-1341 00024-1342 00024-1343 00024-1344 Desert Eagle Recoil Spring Assembly VIEW NO. 25 DESERT EAGLE ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER ASSEMBLY 44 25 DESCRIPTION PART NO. RECOIL SPRING ASSEMBLY - MK I/VII (.357) RECOIL SPRING ASSEMBLY - MK XIX (.357) - includes the following parts: Recoil Spring Outer Recoil Spring Plate (Cross piece) - MK I/VII Recoil Spring Plate (Cross piece) - MK XIX Recoil Spring Rod - MK I/VII Recoil Spring Rod - MK XIX Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) - MK I/VII Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) - MK XIX Recoil Spring Inner - MK XIX (ONLY) 00024-1160 00025-0160 RECOIL SPRING ASSEMBLY (.41/.44/.440/.50) includes the following parts: Recoil Spring Outer Recoil Spring Plate (Cross piece) Recoil Spring Rod Retaining Ring (C-CLIP) Recoil Spring Inner 00024-1161 00024-1162 00025-0162 00024-1163 00025-0163 00024-1164 00025-0164 00025-0165 00025-0160 00024-1161 00025-0162 00025-0163 00025-0164 00025-0165 DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY The Magnuson-Moss Act (Public Law 93-637) does not require a seller or manufacturer of a consumer product to give a written warranty. It does provide that if a written warranty is given, it must be designated as “limited” or as “full” and sets minimum standards for a “full” warranty. Magnum Research, Inc. has elected not to provide any written warranties, either “limited” or “full,” rather than to attempt to comply with the provisions of the Magnuson-Moss Act and the regulations issued thereunder. There are certain implied warranties under state law with respect to sales of consumer goods. As the extent and interpretation of these implied warranties varies from state to state, you should refer to your state statutes. 45 Notes Tips for the Care and Cleaning of your Desert EagleTM .357, .41, .44, .440 & .50 AE Pistols Keep It Clean! 1. Be sure to prevent lead build-up in the cylinder and on the piston of your pistol’s gas system. This includes the area on the front of the slide around the base of the piston. Use your cylinder lead reamer every time you clean (approximately 100-200 rounds). 2. Be sure to prevent lead build up on the end of the recoil springs. This includes the surfaces on the guide rods, on the crossplate, and on the frame itself in the area around the end of the recoil springs. 3. If you should experience trouble with feeding, check inside of the magazine for burrs around the viewing ports. File off any burrs. 4. If you should experience extraction problems after shooting a number of rounds, check the chamber for powder residue and brass particle build-up. Swab your barrel and chamber periodically. The exclusive quick barrel removal feature of the Desert Eagle Pistol makes it easier to clean the barrel. 5. Remember, all ammunition is not made equally! If you should experience consistent failure to feed, but the pistol works otherwise, change ammo brands. Magnum Research, Inc. 7110 University Avenue NE Minneapolis, MN 55432 (763) 574-1868 • (763) 574-0109 www.magnumresearch.com Revised 08/06 MRI reserves the right to change specifications. 3