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<blockquote data-quote="Brunner" data-source="post: 43372" data-attributes="member: 70">While Ballester-Molina pistol is externally very similar to Colt, it has significant differences, especially in the safety and trigger unit arrangements. Actually, the only parts exchangeable between Ballester-Molina and M1911A1 are the barrel with link and the magazine. The trigger and safety arrangements were more or less copied from the Spanish Star pistols, with the pivoting trigger, single trigger to sear link, and no grip safety.me gustaria saber que tal es esto a ver si realmente es tan asi , lastima que no tenemos un armero en el foro..Exactamente!The HAFDASA engineers began work on this contract in late 1936/early 1937.&nbsp; The decision was taken modify the original Browning design to facilitate and economize production along the same lines as two Spanish companies Bonifacio Echeverria, S.A. (Star) and Gabilondo y Cia, S.A (Llama).&nbsp; The main changes introduced by these companies were the elimination of the grip safety, a backstrap integral to the frame, and a pivoting trigger with a side mounted sear bar and disconnector.&nbsp; These changes, as applied to the Star Model B pistol were of particular influence to HAFDASA's designers. Echale un vistazo a este sitio...<a href="http://www.cruffler.com/historic-september99.html">http://www.cruffler.com/historic-september99.html</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brunner, post: 43372, member: 70"] [I]While Ballester-Molina pistol is externally very similar to Colt, it has significant differences, especially in the safety and trigger unit arrangements. Actually, the only parts exchangeable between Ballester-Molina and M1911A1 are the barrel with link and the magazine. The trigger and safety arrangements were more or less copied from the Spanish Star pistols, with the pivoting trigger, single trigger to sear link, and no grip safety.[B]me gustaria saber que tal es esto a ver si realmente es tan asi , lastima que no tenemos un armero en el foro..[/B][/I] Exactamente! The HAFDASA engineers began work on this contract in late 1936/early 1937. The decision was taken modify the original Browning design to facilitate and economize production along the same lines as two Spanish companies Bonifacio Echeverria, S.A. (Star) and Gabilondo y Cia, S.A (Llama). The main changes introduced by these companies were the elimination of the grip safety, a backstrap integral to the frame, and a pivoting trigger with a side mounted sear bar and disconnector. These changes, as applied to the Star Model B pistol were of particular influence to HAFDASA's designers. Echale un vistazo a este sitio... [url]http://www.cruffler.com/historic-september99.html[/url] [/QUOTE]

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