TM 9-1005-211-35
TM 9-1005-211-35DEPARTMENT OFTHEARMY TECHNICAL MANUALDIRECT SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT,AND DEPOT MAINTENANCE MANUALINCLUDING REPAIR PARTS ANDSPECIAL TOOL LISTSPISTOL, CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC: M1911A1,WITH HOLSTER, HIP, W/ E(1005-673-7965)PISTOL, CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC: M1911A1,WITH HOLSTER, SHOULDER, W /E1-561-2003)RETURN TO ARMY LIBRARYI A 518 PENTAGONME
SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWARNINGBefore starting an inspection, be sure to clear theweapon. DO NOT actuate the trigger until theweapon has been cleared. Inspect the chamber, toinsure that it is empty, and check to see that noammunition is in position to be introduced (magazine). Avoid having live ammunition in the vicinity of work area.REFERENCEPar 2-6
*TM 9-1005-211-35TECHNICAL MANUALHEADQUARTERS,DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMYWASHINGTON, D.C., 4 April 1968NO. 9-1005-211-35PISTOL, CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC M1911A1This manual is current as of 6 February 1968ParagraphsPagesCHAPTER 1.Section I.II.INTRODUCTIONGeneral -. . 1-1, 1-2Description and data 1-31-11-1CHAPTERDIRECT SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT AND DEPOTMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSRepair parts, special tools and equipment TroubleshootingInspectionDepot maintenance instructions2-1, 2-22-32-4, 2-62-72-12-32-42-7CHAPTER 3.Section I.II.III.REPAIR INSTRUCTIONSGeneral maintenance 3-1, 3-3Maintenance of Caliber .45, Automatic, Pistol, M1911A1 3-4Repair standards 3-5, 3-63-13-13-3CHAPTER 4.FINAL INSPECTION 4-1, 4-64-1APPENDIX A.REFERENCESA-lB.DIRECT SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT AND DEPOT MAINTENANCE REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LISTSRepair Parts For:Major Groups and AssembliesSlide GroupReceiver Group ,B-4B-4B-52.Section I.II.III.IV.—————— /i/"This manual supersedes TM 9 1005-211-34, 22 June 1964, including Cl, 13 April 1967, and TM 9-1005-211-35P,29 April 1964.
CHAPTER 1INTRODUCTIONSection I.1-1. ScopeThese instructions are in accordance withthe MAC and are published for the use of direct support, general support, and depot maintenance personnel maintaining the Caliber .45,Automatic, Pistol M1911A1. They provide information on the maintenance of the equipment which is beyond the scope of the tools,equipment, personnel or supplies normallyavailable to operator's and organizationalmaintenance.1-2.Forms and Recordsa. General. DA Forms and procedures usedSection II.1-3.GENERALfor equipment maintenance will be only thoseprescribed in TM 38-750, Army EquipmentRecord Procedures.b. Recommendations for Equipment Publication Improvements. Report of errors, omissions, and recommendations for improving thispublication by the individual user is encouraged. Reports should be submitted on DAForm 2028 (Recommended Changes to DAPublications) and forwarded direct to theCommanding General, Headquarters, U.S.Army Weapons Command, ATTN: AMSWESMM-P, Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island,Illinois 61201.DESCRIPTION AND DATADescription and Tabulated DataRefer to TM 9-1005-211-12.1-1
CHAPTER 2DIRECT SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT, AND DEPOTMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSSection I.2-1.REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTRepair Parts Special Tools andEquipment2-2.Improvised ToolsRefer to table 2-1.Refer to appendix B.Table 2-1. Improvised ToolsReferencesItemFigureFixture, riveting front sightTool, staking bushingTool, staking plunger tubePig. 2-1, 2-2Fig. 2-3Fig. 2-4UseFig. 3-1Fig. 3-2Fig. 3-3Required forTo rivet front sight in place on slide assembly.To stake bushing in receiver.To stake plunger tube in receiver.i.- wc*CHAMF5O'M5)oNE-WDI0205TL{STANDARD PARTS6 FOUR SOC.HD.5CR. Vlfc-BNCxt78 )ONE.SPRING TO 5UITONECAP5CR l/4-ZONCx VzONEWA5HER. PLAIN '/4\Z ONENUT, HEX 3/Q-I6NC-213 ONEWASHER, PLAIN 3/aWE 173835HEET I OF aFigure 2-1. Improvised fixture for riveting front sight. (1 of 2)2-1
TAP S-I8NC-Z (4 HOLES)LOG. FROM DET5.3.4.4S1270v\r7H:J -\ i— 4- ————( Q)ONE-WDI065 3.5TL.FIN/HDNROCKC'56JDIA.C'BORE(2 HOLES) Ti- 4"M4, h— ffl-ir \-U DRILL\Z HOLE5)-4c- 6F' FOR DET. 10——— 3,——r i—————rr DRILLiC5INKFORDET. 6 (2 HOLES)25TAP i-teNC-5'O1—,———J 1—m—REAMSFFOR DET. 11314) QNECOF EACH)WDI0855TL.FIN/ HDN.ROCKf56SEE DETAIL A JB BELOW".057--4J-I6NC-2- REAM S.F. FORDETII2-I6NCL.OT -.003 !I6)ONE-WDIO455TL24'-(A) APPLY TO - DET. 35 )ONE-WDI0655TL(FOR 5IQHT AI3I97-7)SHEET 2 OF 2FIN/HONBOCK'C'56\ fR) APPLY TOVi I/ DET. 4(FOB 5IQHT 23D)WE 17384Figure 2-2. Improvised fixture for riveting front sight. (2 of 2)REAM WKO FIT TOR OR 4V&BOTTOMDAILLZ HOLES—I1 X 45'CHAMF ———3.i09 ——--430-154*. 4 (4 j ONE-DRILL ROD FIN/HDN(BOCKC 57-6O)5) ONE-WDI0205TLriN/-CA5t HON.WE 17385Figure 2-& Improvised tool for staking bushing.2-2
FOR DETS. Z » 7-7 OF.I7ODIAIT3Q1 *( 5 ) ONE-WDI090 5TLFIN/H.T -ROCKt-bO-55PR INDEX 54 ) TWO-DR. RODHDN ROCK'C'56-60@ TWO-HEX.CAP5CR.1/4-2DNCX3/4ONE-WDIOZ05TL( 6) ONE-WqXO lO STU.V y FIN KT7 ROCK 55-60ONE-DPILLROO'" i DIA.-lADTOSfZE.2) TWO-DR.RODHDN j GOWE 17386Figure 2-k. Improvised tool for staking plunger tube.Section II.2-3. Generala. Refer to table 2-2.TROUBLESHOOTINGb. Refer to TM 9-1005-211-12 for operatorand organizational troubleshooting procedures.Table 2-2. lureFailureFailureto feedto chamberto lockto fireto unlockto extractFailure to ejectFailure to cockTwo shots, or more fired in succession by one trigger squeezeProbable causesWorn or broken magazine catchWeak recoil springWeak recoil springWeak mainspringBroken barrel link lugsBroken or worn extractorDirty or pitted chamberFaulty extractorBroken ejectorWorn cock notchWorn searWorn or broken disconnectorWorn cock notchCorrective actionReplace, 20, fig. B-3Replace, 2, fig B-2Replace, 2, fig B-2Replace, 10, fig. B-3Replace barrel, 5, fig B-2Replace extractor, 11, fig B-2Clean chamber; if pitting is excessive,replace barrel, 5 fig B-2Replace extractor, 11 fig B-2Replace ejector, 25, fig B-3Replace hammer, 14, fig B-3Replace sear, 18, fig B-3Replace disconnector, 19, fig B-3Replace hammer, 14, fig B-32-3
Section III.INSPECTIONInspection Procedures2-4. General2-6.This section provides specific instructionsfor guidance during inspection by direct andgeneral support maintenance personnel ofmateriel in the hands of troops in the field, indirect and general support shops, and in alertedunits scheduled for oversea duty. Inspectionsare made for the purpose of: (1) determinethe condition of an item as to serviceability,(2) recognizing conditions that would causefailure, (3) assuring proper application ofmaintenance policies at prescribed levels, and(4) determine the ability of a unit to accomplish its maintenance and supply missions.Warning. Before starting an inspection, besure to clear the weapon. DO NOT actuate thetrigger until the weapon has been cleared. In-'spect the chamber, to insure that it is empty,and check to see that no ammunition is in position to be introduced (magazine). Avoid having live ammunition in the vicinity of workarea.2-5.Categories of InspectionRefer to AR 750-8.a. Refer to table 2-3 and TM 9-1005-21112.b. Complete inspection of all parts is notalways necessary, good judgment should be exercised pertaining to the degree of inspectionof integral parts within assemblies.Table 2-3. Inspection ProceduresInspection ofmateriel inhands of troopsDirect and generalsupport inspectionsCommand!l2-4Pre mbarkationIn-procesinspectionAction15 e serviceability.Determine causes of mechanical and functionaldifficulties that troops may be having.Determine if all authorized modifications havebeen applied, and that no unauthorized alterations have been made. Check the index in DAPam 310-4 and the current MWO files forany MWO's printed after publication. Determine that no work beyond the scope of theunit is being attempted.Instruct personnel in proper preventive maintenance procedures, where found inadequate.Check on completeness of organizational maintenance allowances and procedures for obtainingreplenishments.Check legibility of serial number.Check general appearance of pistol and holster.Check storage conditions of supplies and ammunition.Initiate a thorough report on materiel on "deadline" with reason therefore, for further appropriate action.Report to responsible officer any carelessness,negligence, unauthorized modifications or tampering. Report to be accompained by recommendations for correcting unsatisfactoryconditions.Reference
Table 2-3. Inspection Procedures—ContinuedInspection ofmateriel inhands of troopsDirect and generalsupport inspectionsPre e1'3IIXX3 2 XXXXXXXXSPECIFICSafety tests and disconnector test.TM 9-1005-211-12Trigger Pull :Par 3-5maximum—6.5 poundsminimum-—5.0 poundsMagazine assemblyTM 9-1005-211-12Slide GroupInspect the barrel (5, fig B-2) for burs on Fig 2-5exterior and interior rim of the muzzle. Inspect for pitting, bulges, and sharpness oflands. Barrel must be straight, as determinedvisually, clean and free of corrosion. Pits inthe chamber are allowable if they are not largeenough to cause extraction difficulties. Pits aswide as a land or groove and less than threeeights are allowable. Barrels containing pits,as indicated in figure 2-5, will be rejected.Scattered or uniformly fine pits or fine pits ina densely pitted area are allowable. Tool marksor scratches are accepted regardless of length.Tool marks will appear on lines runninglaterally in the grooves or may run spirallyacross the top of lands. Definitely ringed boresor bores ringed sufficiently to bulge the outsidesurface of the barrel are cause for rejection.However, faint rings or shadowy depressionsdo not indicate an unserviceable barrel andshould not be cause for rejection. Barrels willbe rejected if worn sufficiently to affect sharpness of the lands. However, pits cutting intolands are acceptable if within the limitationsdescribed above. Lands that appear dark dueto coating or gilding metal from projectilesshould not be cause for rejection.Inspect the barrel bearing for burs and excessive 4, fig B-2wear.XXXXXXXXXXInspect slide for breaks or cracks, especiallyaround the ejector port. Inspect the interiorgrooves and ejector port of slide for excessivewear or burs. Check for loose front or rearsights.12, fig B-2XXXXX9, fig B-2XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXInspect the firing pin for wear or shortness. Thepin, as manufactured, has an overall lengthof 2.290 to 2.296 inches.Inspect the recoil and firing pin springs fordamage or deformity. The recoil spring mustbe 6-1/2 inches free length.Inspect the extractor for wear, weakness, brokenlip or deformation.Inspect the recoil spring plug, recoil springguide, firing pin stop, barrel link and pin forburs or distortions.3 and 10, fig B-211, fig B-2Fig B-22-5
Table 2-8. Inspection Procedures—ContinuedInspection ofmateriel inhands of troopsDirect and generalsupport inspectionsCommandIn-procesflIIa'5 s* 'MhH2-6ActionReferenceReceiver GroupInspect the trigger for burs and wear. Check thehalf-cock position notch and full-cock notchof hammer for cracks, wear or chips. Makecertain the hammer strut is not bent orcracked.13, 14, 16, fig B-3XInspect the sear for worn or chipped tips or wornlugs.18, fig B-3XXInspect the sear spring for broken leaves, cracksand tension.12, fig B-3XXX19, fig B-3XXXXXXXXInspect disconnector for burs and wear.Inspect the grip safety for burs, wear and crackson the tip which engages the trigger.Inspect the pin portion and lug of safety forwear or damage.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3, fig B-33, fig B-3Inspect the mainspring for damage.Inspect the mainspring cap pin, detent plungerand straight-headed pin for burs, wear ordamage.4, fig B-3XInspect for bent or worn mainspring housingpin and spring pin.2, 5, fig B-3XX2, fig B-l; 32, 30, figB-3XXXInspect slide stop, slide stop plunger and safetyplunger for burs, wear or damage.Inspect magazine catch and magazine catch lockfor burs and wear. Check magazine spring t spring (housing) for burs on matingsurfaces, and lanyard loop for being bent,worn or damaged.Inspect grips for cracks or worn checkering.Inspect the receiver housing for wear or burs inthe slide mating grooves. Inspect the receiverfor deformation. Check to see that the plungertube, ejector, ejector pin, and grip screw bushings are not burred or worn. Check the mainspring housing mating grooves in the receiverfor burs. Check slide stop notch for oversizeor wear.8, 11, 9, fig B-320, 21, fig B-310, 6, fig B-327, 28, fig B-334, fig B-3
EXAMPLE 1. INTERIOR OF BARREL SHOWING SLIGHTPITTING AND SHARP LANDS - CUTAWAY VIEW.EXAMPLE 2. INTERIOR OF BARREL SHOWINGPITTING AND DULL LANDS - CUTAWAY VIEW.EXAMPLE 3. INTERIOR OF BARREL SHOWINGPITTING, WORN LANDS AND BURS CUTAWAY VIEW.WE 17388Figure 2-5. Barrel assembly inspection criteria.Section IV.2-7.DEPOT MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSGenerala. For depot maintenance instructions contact the Commanding General, Headquarters,U.S.Army Weapons Command, ATTN: AMS-WE-SMM-SA, Rock Island Arsenal, RockIsland, Illinois 61201.b. Repair parts, special tools and equipmentare listed in appendix B of this manual.2-7
CHAPTER 3REPAIR INSTRUCTIONSSection I.3-1.GENERAL MAINTENANCEassembly as indicated in TM 9-1005-211-12.GeneralThis section provides instructions on generalmaintenance procedures.3-2.General Repair Methodsa. Disassembly and Assembly Procedures.(1) In disassembling the pistol, removethe major groups and assemblies (fig B-l)whenever possible. Groups and assemblies maybe disassembled, as necessary, into individualparts.(2) Complete disassembly of a unit is notalways necessary in order to make a requiredreplacement or repair. Good judgment shouldbe exercised to keep disassembly and assemblyoperations to a minimum.(3) During assembly, assemblies andgroups should be assembled first, then installedto form a complete unit. Lubricate parts beforeSection II.b. Replacement of Parts.(1) Parts will be replaced when unserviceable.(2) When assembling a unit, replacespring pins, if available. If screws, nuts,washers, and retainers are damaged they willbe replaced.(3) All springs should be replaced if theyare broken, deformed, fail to function properly,or fail to meet specific requirements.(4) If a new part is not available, a reconditioned part may be substituted. Such reconditioned parts should be examined carefullyto determine their serviceability.3-3.CleaningRefer to TM 9-1005-211-12 for detailedcleaning procedures.MAINTENANCE OF CALIBER .45,AUTOMATIC, PISTOL, M1911A13-4.Generala. For removal of major groups and assemblies refer to TM 9-1005-211-12 andfigure B-l.b. Refer to table 3-1 for specific maintenance instructions.3-1
Table 3-1. Guide to Maintenance of Caliber .45 Automatic, Pistol, M1911A1Groups and assembliesRepairDisassembly and assembly*Caliber .45, AutomaticPistol, M1911A1Magazine AssemblySlide StopSlide GroupTM 9-1005-211-12 andappendix BTM 9-1005-211-122, fig B-lFig B-2Receiver GroupFig B-3Tests and adjustmentsPar 3-2Trigger pull—par 3-5ReplaceReplacePar 3-2Replace items 1 through 14, fig B-2,if needed. Refer to figure 3-1 forreplacing item 14.Par 3-2Replace items 1 through 33 except 7,figure B-3, if needed. Refer to figure3-2 for staking item 29 in receiver.Refer to figure 3-3 for staking item33 on receiver. Disassemble in numerical order/assemble in reverse order. (Reference exploded views in appendix B.)RIVETING SIGHTTO SLIDEIMPROVISEDRIVETING FIXTURESLJDEFRONT SIGHTLOCATIONFRONT SIGHTSTEP 1. REMOVE FRONT SIGHT.STEP 2.INSTALL FRONT SIGHT.REARSIGHTNOTE: REMOVE FROMLEFT TO RIGHT, INSTALLFROM RIGHT TO LEFT.STEP 3. REMOVE/INSTALL REAR SIGHT.REARSIGHTSTEP 4. REAR SIGHT REMOVED.WE 17391Figure 3—1. Removal/installation of front and rear sights and utilizing improvised riveting fixture.3-2
HAMMERHAMMERSTAKING TOOLWE 17393Figure 3-2. Installing and staking grip screw bushingson receiver, utilizing improvised tool for staking gripscrew bushings.Section III.3-5.STAKINGL--* FIXTUREElDRILL ROD7/64 DIA.WE 17392Figure 3-3. Installing and staking of plunger tube onreceiver, utilizing improvised tool for stakingplunger tube.REPAIR STANDARDSTrigger Pull TestAfter final assembly of the pistol, check thetrigger pull using trigger pull measuring fixture 7274758 (fig 3-4) in accordance with instructions indicated below.Step 1. With the safety unlocked, rest theweight on the floor and hook thenotched portion of the rod overthe center portion of the trigger.Note. Make certain the rod does notcontact or rub any portion of thepistol and that rod and barrel areparallel. Empty magazine must beinstalled when checking the triggerpull.Step 2. Depress grip safety and carefullyraise the weight from the floor.When using the 5 pound weight(minimum), the trigger should;, .not release the hammer. When using the 6.5 pound weight (maximum), the trigger should releasethe hammer.Caution: A slow and steady liftmust be utilized to assure atrue and accurate check.3-6. Correcting Trigger PullCaution. While stoning, critical dimensionsshould not be altered.a. Trigger Pull Too Light. This is evidenceof a worn cocking notch on the hammer, wornor damaged sear, or a weak helical compressionhousing spring. Examine the components forwear or damage. If trigger pull cannot be corrected by stoning, replace with new components, as required.b. Trigger Pull Exercise. This is evidenceof burs or surface irregularities on the hammer full-cock notch or sear. A helical compression housing spring that is damaged or toostrong and/or interferences or binding betweenthe mating surfaces of the pertinent partswithin the receiver group are other probablecauses. If the .trigger pull cannot be correctedby stoning,-replace with new components, asrequired.c. Creep in Trigger. Creep is defined as aperceptible movement of the trigger after theslack has been taken up and before the hammer is released. It is caused by rough or uneven mating surfaces of the sear, hammer, anddisconnector and also by unserviceable searand hammer pins. If the creep cannot be corrected by stoning, replace with new components, as required.3-3
HAMMERCOCKEDCOMPRESSGRIP SAFETYTRIGGER PULL IMEASURING FIXTURE \7274758 I5.0 POUNDS MIN.6.5 POUNDS MAX.WE 17387Figure 3-4. Checking trigger pull.3-4
CHAPTER 4FINAL INSPECTIONwill be stripped from magazineinto chamber of the weapon.Step 2. Release safety (Fig 4-1, step 2).Step 3. Squeeze trigger, allowing hammerto fall (fig. 4-1, step 3). Continuetest until third cartridge has beenejected from the pistol, simulating dry firing.Step 4. When last cartridge is ejected, slidegroup should remain locked inopen position by slide stop (fig4-1, step 4).4-1. Visual InspectionFor specific visual inspection procedures refer to table 2-8.4-2. General Functional InspectionRefer to TM 9-1005-211-12 for proceduresin conducting the following inspections.a. Check functioning of safety.b. Check functioning of grip safety.c. Check functioning of hammer and sear.d. Check functioning of disconnector.4-3. Hand Function Test.The following hand function test is performed by following the four steps listedbelow:Step 1. Place three dummy cartridges inmagazine (fig. 4-1, step 1). Insert magazine in receiver group.Release slide stop. This actionwould cause barrel and slidegroup to move forward. At thesame time, a dummy cartridgeFunction and NHng TestsPistols that have been repaired should befunction fired, whenever possible, to assureproper operation.4-5. Corrective ActionPistols that fail to meet any of the abovefunctional or firing tests are to be corrected byreplacement of defective components. AXf -— ,. a li, m ttt*t v.vofiipivnonorUpon completion of the final inspection,pistols will be cleaned and lubricated.4-1
BARRELRELEASE SAFETYSLIDE GROUPHAMMERCAL.45 DUMMYCARTRIDGESBARREL AND SLIDEGROUPSTEP 2.HAMMER COCKED - READY TO BEGINFUNCTION FIRING.STEP 1. POSITION OF HANDS WHEN LOADING WEAPONLEFT FRONT VIEW.BAR
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL DIRECT SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT, AND DEPOT MAINTENANCE MANUAL INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOL LISTS PISTOL, CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC: M1911A1, WITH HOLSTER, HIP, W/ E (1005-673-7965) PISTOL, CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC: M1911A1, WITH HOLSTER, SHOULDER, W /E 1-561-2003) RETURN TO ARMY LIBRARY I A 518 PENTAGON ME. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING REFERENCE .
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