FN Pistol Model 1900 explained (ebook)
 

To whom it may concern, a new publication on the FN Pistol Model 1900 (and 1899) in .32 ACP caliber was released recently :
http://www.hlebooks.com/ebook/fn19load.htm


Many other ebooks on various firearms are also available here : http://hlebooks.com/ebook/liste01.htm

Content of the ebook :

Field dismounting of the FN Model 1900 (I)
- Removing the slide

Field dismounting of the FN Model 1900 (II)
- Removing the breechblock
- Parts diagram

Advanced dismounting of the breechblock
- Dismounting the extractor
- Dismounting the cocking lever assembly
- Dismounting the striker

Advanced dismounting of the receiver (I)
- Dismounting the grip plates
- Dismounting the other grip components

Advanced dismounting of the receiver (II)
- Dismounting the safety lever
- Dismounting the sear
- Reassembling tips
- Re-installing the breechblock

Functioning of the FN Model 1900 (I)
- Chambering of a cartridge
- Cocking of the striker

Functioning of the FN Model 1900 (II)
- Trigger work
- Extraction and ejection of the spent case

The safety of the FN Model 1900
- Action of the safety when set to "OFF"
- Action of the safety when set to "ON"

The firing cycle of the FN Model 1900
- animated sequence of the firing cycle
- Belgian Markings

The FN 1900 traced back to the first related patents
- Patent 580,926 covering the first Browning's blowback design
- Patent 621,747 covering the second blowback design
- John Browning's prototype

Production of the FN Model 1900
- FN Browning Model 1899 versus Model 1900
- FN Browning Model 1900 (Belgian Army)
- FN Browning Large Model 1900

Collecting the FN Model 1900
- Model 1900 current prices (2008)
- Austrian-Hungarian Model 1900 with long barrel
- German Police Model 1900
- Deluxe engraved FN 1900 pistol
- Exotic copies of the FN 1900 pistol


Other related sites to visit :

http://www.hlebooks.com
http://www.servicepistol.com
http://www.lugerpistol.com

Gerard -- Thanks for the excellent ebooks. I have one issue desperately needing your help!

I bought a few ebooks in the past. Unfortunately, my computer disk crashed recently, and I lost the software. The software could be downloaded again, and I had written down my passwords after activation, but I found my saved passwords did not work on the newly downloaded books because they have different "number".

I hope my record of payment had been saved on your side (?) Is it possible to assign me new password? Thanks!

Or, I have the original emails sent to me after the payments. I can forward those back as evidence of payment. Sounds fair?

Hmmm.... "customer service" needs some improvement. Even if a straight forward "no", is better than silence, IMO.

Alvin, I suggest contacting Gerard via PM or email... he may not be watching the thread... He has issued new passwords to me in the past for the same reasons...

Alvin,

Try emailing them at pro1258@skynet.be

Good Luck !

I have requested new passwords because of a computer crash......the response was something to the effect of; it is clearly stated that only one password would be issued

Jim

These e-books are well written in my opinion, and I have frequently recommended them to new Luger enthusiasts...

I have requested clarification of the password policy from the author and will report his response when I get it. If the policy has changed, then we will no longer encourage members to purchase these books without warning them of the issues...

I have received a response from Gerard Henrotin... and I will share it with you all. His premise for the small charge seems very reasonable to me...

========message follows==========
Hello John,

The policy about re-issuing passwords has been a changed little bit with time because of the ever growing basis of customers through the years (and ever growing "hard disk crashes" occuring - sometimes each year - for very unlucky users).

Re-issuing password is a time consuming job as mails must be replied, former purchases must but traced back in the sale files, and so on.

I now ask for a $3.00 fee for each password re-issued to cover all these costs, and the fact that the customer download the latest (often enhanced) version of the ebook concerned.

Regards

Gerard
========end of message============

His email listed earlier in this thread is valid for those who need to request a new password.