I replaced the springs in my old magazines with increased power Wollf springs and bought some new magazines from Triple K.īut, even now it doesn't cycle reliably much of the time. It would also not hold the slide open when empty so I assumed magazine springs had gone weak. It would not feed any new rounds from the magazine but would eject the spent cases fine. I kept it as a home defense pistol and kept the hi-cap magazines loaded for 3 years and did not fire it much.
It worked well right after I bought it, and is a very very accurate pistol. I have had this pistol for almost 5 years and bought it in new condition in box. The BPM-D is basically a BDM without the change mode feature, and is basically just a double/single action automatic with a de-cocker. The Browning BPM-D is a scarce model that is similar to the Browning BDM (Browning double mode) and is interchangeable with most of its parts. I am having some issues with my 1990's 9mm Browning BPM-D semi-auto pistol.
