SPRINGFIELD ARMORY® XD PISTOLS
OPERATION AND SAFETY MANUAL
Important Safety Information Inside
Read this manual before handling this firearm.
Keep this manual with your pistol and review it before each
use. This manual was designed to fit in your shirt or jacket
pocket. Do not allow others to handle or fire your pistol until
they have read this manual. Transfer this manual with the
firearm upon ownership change.
Be a responsible gun owner. Use it safely, store it securely,
and always transfer a gun responsible and legally.
Sub-Compact 3” • Service Model 4” • Tactical Model 5” • Ported Models
CONTENTS
Read and Understand this Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Know Your Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Safety Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Loaded Chamber Indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Striker Status Indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Safety Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Loading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Firing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Unloading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Malfunction Warning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Disassembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Magazine Disassembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Ported Barrel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Parts Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Point of Aim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Care and Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Cable Lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
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This is an auto loading pistol. It is immediately loaded
and ready to fire again after each shot until all shells
loaded in magazine have been fired. The pistol is able to
fire both with and without the magazine in place.
Removing the magazine does not unload the pistol nor
engage a safety. The pistol is not unloaded until the
chamber is empty.
About your owners manual
This is an instruction booklet on how to operate this
firearm with some basic safe handling rules. It does not
attempt to provide information about using a gun to
defend yourself, how to hunt, or for competitive or target
shooting. It is important to get instruction from a
competent instructor prior to engaging in any of these
activities. The National Rifle Association, your local or
state authorities, or your gun dealer may provide
information regarding available instructors or training
courses. If you have a license to carry concealed, never
do so without prior instruction from a certified instructor.
Using a gun for self defense is a complex subject with
dangers and risks for which you must be properly trained.
Every safety rule has a reason behind it - read the rules
carefully and understand why each is important for safety.
It is recommended that every person receive
instructions from a competent firearms instructor before
handling this or any other firearm.
Know and obey all gun laws. Do not give a gun to
someone who is not allowed to own a gun or who may
use it for a criminal purpose.
Used guns
If you purchased this firearm as a used gun have it
inspected and tested by a competent gunsmith before you
use it. Guns are sometimes altered and may require
repair before they can be used safely.
Store guns safely in the home
Store guns unloaded, locked and in a secure place.
Obey gun storage laws. Store guns and ammunition
separately. Because your children may be in other homes
where guns are stored, you should show them what to
do if they see or find a gun by showing them the
Eddie Eagle video available from the NRA by calling
(703) 267-1000.
BEFORE LOADING AND FIRING THIS PISTOL,
READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL.
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KNOW YOUR GUN
Grip Safety
Thumb Rest
Easy Glide Magazine
Ambidextrous
Magazine
Release
Tar get
Trigger
Trigger
Safety
Grooved
Trigger
Guard
Captive
Recoil
Spring
System
Loaded
Chamber
Indicator
Rear Sight
Safety
Locked Action
(Internal)
Slide Stop
Lever
Striker Block/
Drop Safety
(Internal)
Striker Status
Indicator
Disassembly
Lever
Slide
Frame
Light Rail
or
Accessory Rail
Front Sight
Be A Safe Shooter.
ACCIDENT (ak´ si dent) N. 1. An unintentional or
unexpected happening that is undesirable or
unfortunate, especially one resulting in injury, damage,
harm or loss.
Don’t be the cause of an accident.
A responsible gun owner is safety minded and always
handles guns in a safe manner by following the basic
rules of safe shooting and by using common sense in
the handling of a firearm.
Store firearms unloaded, locked, and in a secure place.
Keep keys for locks separate from lock and in secure
place away from children. Keep firearms out of reach
of children. You are responsible for children’s safety.
Be A Responsible Gun Owner.
• Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
• Never point a gun at any person or thing you do
not intend to shoot.
• Do not drop your gun. If it falls, it may fire even
with the safety on. If you do drop it, unload it and
examine it to be sure it works correctly. Do not
attempt to fire it again until you have completed this
safety check.
• Never put your hand over the muzzle of the gun.
• Keep your finger(s) off the trigger and out of the
trigger guard until you are actually aiming at your
target, ready to shoot.
SAFETY RULES
READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE SAFETY RULES
TREAT EVERY GUN AS IF IT WAS LOADED...ALL THE TIME.
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• Never rely on a gun’s “safety” to protect you from
unsafe gun handling. A safety is only a mechanical
device, not a substitute for common sense.
• When the gun is loaded don’t touch the trigger until
you are ready to fire.
• Be sure of your target and backstop before you
shoot. Ask yourself what your bullet will hit if it
misses or goes through the target.
• Before shooting, be sure the barrel is clear of
obstructions, including excessive oil and grease.
• If anything does get into the barrel, remove
cartridges, and clean bore immediately, before
attempting to shoot. Obstructed barrels can burst and
injure you or bystanders.
BE A RESPONSIBLE GUN OWNER!
• Never let water, snow, mud or other materials enter
the barrel.
• Never pull a gun toward you by the muzzle.
• Do not climb a tree, cross a fence or ditch, or jump
over an object with a loaded gun.
• Always hold your gun so you control the direction of
its muzzle in case you fall or stumble.
Model XD Pistols are classified firearms and dangerous
weapons. Injury or death to you or others may result from
unsafe or improper use.
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BE A SAFE SHOOTER!
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• Guns and alcohol or drugs do not mix. Do not take
them before or during shooting activities. Your vision,
coordination and judgment could be impaired,
making gun handling unsafe.
• When taking medication, seek a doctor’s advice to be
sure you can operate and handle your firearm safely.
• Get instructions from a competent firearms instructor
before using any gun.
• Before attempting to shoot, practice operations by
dry firing with the chamber empty, without
ammunition, or with dummy shells. Become familiar
with the safety features, trigger control, and handling
of the firearm.
• Always keep and carry your pistol with an empty
chamber until you intend to shoot, so your pistol
cannot be fired unintentionally.
• Firearms should be unloaded when not in use. This
means both the chamber and magazine are empty.
• When transferring a gun by hand, always ask the
person receiving it to open the action and check that
it is unloaded.
• Never take anyone’s word that a firearm is unloaded.
When receiving a gun, always open the action and
check that it is unloaded.
• Load gun only when on range preparing to fire.
Unload it before leaving range.
• Treat every gun as if it is loaded...all the time!
• Load and unload with the gun pointed in a
safe direction.
• Be certain gun is unloaded before cleaning.
• Completely unload your gun before storing, travelling,
standing it against an object, laying it down, entering
a house, car, truck, boat, RV/camper, building, or
handing it to someone.
• Never leave a loaded gun unattended.
• Tragedy may result if a child finds your gun and plays
with it. Keep every gun secure. Children do not
believe guns can kill.
• Store guns and ammunition separately. Both should
be placed beyond children’s reach.
• Obey all laws regarding the storage and security of
guns in the home.
READ THESE RULES!
• Know and obey the laws regarding the transportation
and carrying of firearms.
• Never carry any handgun in your pocket, purse or
tucked in your belt or waistband. Use a pistol case
or a proper holster with safety flap or strap.
• New non-defective brass is essential to ensure safe
functioning of your gun.
•Old or reloaded ammunition may be dangerous. Use
only clean, dry original, high-quality, commercially
manufactured ammunition. Using reloaded
ammunition will void the warranty.
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• Many ammunition identifications sound similar. Make
sure you use the right size ammunition in your gun.
• If gun fails to fire when the trigger is pulled, keep it
pointed at the target for at least 30 seconds before
opening the action and removing the cartridge from
the chamber. Sometimes slow primer ignition will
cause a “hang fire” and the cartridge will go off
after a short pause.
• When group firing, always appoint someone to
maintain safety control. Obey his/her commands
immediately and completely.
• While shooter is loading, firing, and unloading,
spectators should be at least 10 feet behind the shooter.
• Always wear protective glasses when shooting.
• Always wear hearing protection when shooting.
• Never shoot at hard flat surfaces or water
...bullets will ricochet.
• Do not alter or modify your gun.
• Have your gun serviced regularly by a
qualified gunsmith.
• 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, cancer and
other serious physical injury. Have adequate ventilation
at all times. Wash hands thoroughly after exposure.
TREAT EVERY GUN AS IF IT IS LOADED...
ALL THE TIME!
Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
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WARNING: When you squeeze the trigger, you must expect the gun to fire. You must take full
responsibility for firing it. Your care can avoid accidental discharge and thereby avoid accidental
injury and death.
WARNING!
There is no safe way to discharge a pistol in
a home or apartment. Bullets will go through
walls, floors, furniture, and appliances and
still cause serious injury or death to persons
in the house, next-door, or outside.
Accidental discharges indoors
ALWAYS result in property damage
or personal injury.
BE A SAFE SHOOTER!
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• Do not try to change your gun’s trigger pull, because
alterations of trigger pull usually affect sear
engagement and might cause accidental firing.
• Never use a gun that jams or fails to function
properly. Should this occur, return to Springfield, Inc.
for warranty/repair.
• If your shot sounds weak or underpowered, it could
mean a bullet is in the chamber/bore. Gun should
be immediately unloaded and the chamber/bore
checked for obstructions before refiring.
• Do not “horseplay” with a gun. Your gun cannot
think...but you can. Firearm safety depends on you
and is the responsibility of the operator.
HANDLING
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WARNING: When you squeeze the trigger, you must expect the gun to fire. You must take full
responsibility for firing it. Your care can avoid accidental discharge and thereby avoid accidental
injury and death.
We want you to be a safe, satisfied shooter.
Before attempting to load this firearm with live
ammunition, follow the sequence of operations shown
here without ammunition or with dummy shells.
By practicing operations without ammunition
(or with dummy shells), you will become familiar with:
• Safety features,
• Trigger control (dry firing),
• and handling of your firearm.
As a result you will be a safer, more confident
shooter when aiming at your first target.
Write or call us concerning any items you do not
understand and/or which might relate to your safety
and the safe operations of any of our products.
Springfield, Inc.
Consumer Safety Department
420 West Main Street
Geneseo, IL 61254
(309) 944-5631
Your XD pistol has a loaded chamber indicator.
(See Figure 12-1.) The indicator allows you to observe
whether a cartridge is in the chamber. When a
cartridge is in the chamber the indicator raises above
the barrel. (See Figure 12-2.) When the loaded
chamber indicator is up, the gun is ready to
fire.
LOADED CHAMBER INDICATOR
Caution! Even though the chamber is empty
there may be cartridges in the magazine. The
gun is not completely empty until both the
chamber and magazine are empty.
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Figure 12-1
Figure 12-2
DOWN
UP
Your XD Pistol has a cocking indicator in the rear of
the slide. (See Figure 13-1.) When the gun is cocked,
the pin will protrude out of the slide. (Figure 13-2.)
(The cocking indicator does not always mean that the
gun is loaded.) However, when the pin is out, always
treat the gun as if it were loaded.
STRIKER STATUS INDICATOR
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Figure 13-1
Figure 13-2
IN (UNCOCKED)
OUT (COCKED)
1. Trigger Safety - The trigger safety locks the trigger
from moving backward. A lever incorporated into
the trigger (Figure 14-1) deactivates the safety
when completely depressed while pulling the
trigger. The trigger can only be pulled if depressed
together with the trigger safety lever. (Figure 14-2.)
SAFETY DEVICES
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You will notice that the XD Pistol has no external
manual safety system that can be placed on or off.
All safety systems on the XD Pistol are internal and
always on until disengaged.
Note: Depressing the trigger safety and pulling the
trigger will not cause the gun to fire unless the grip
safety is also deactivated. (See next page.)
Safety devices, like all things
mechanical can fail. Safety devices
are not a substitute for safe gun
handling. Always follow the rules for safe gun handling.
Figure 14-1
Figure 14-2
LEVER
SAFETY DEVICES
3. Striker Block Safety - As an added safety feature,
an internal striker block will prevent the gun from
firing until the grip safety is depressed and the
trigger is pulled.
and then put your finger on the trigger to depress
the trigger safety and pull the trigger. When the
grip safety is disengaged the gun will fire
if the trigger is pulled.
2. Grip Safety - The grip safety is located at the top
rear of the pistol grip. (Figure 15-1.) The grip
safety must be depressed to be deactivated (Figure
15-2.) Until the grip safety is depressed and
deactivated, the gun will not fire even if the trigger
is pulled. Grip safety must also be depressed to
allow slide to be pulled to the rear. The grip safety
is designed to be deactivated when the gun is
properly gripped to fire. To fire the gun you must
properly hold the gun and depress the grip safety
Figure 15-1
Figure 15-2
GRIP SAFETY
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1. Place the EMPTY magazine in the magazine well,
located in bottom of pistol grip. Push firmly enough
on bottom of magazine to make sure it is properly
seated. A distinctive “click” will confirm the
magazine has been properly inserted. Pull the slide
all the way to the rear, until it locks back.
2. Depress magazine release and remove magazine.
3. Insure that you are using the proper caliber
ammunition for your pistol. Place rim of first
cartridge on front of follower. Then
push down on the follower and slide cartridge
under the lips of the magazine and to the rear.
Load successive rounds the same way. Use only
clean, dry, original, high-quality, commercially
manufactured ammunition.
4. Re-insert magazine into magazine well, located in
bottom of pistol grip. Push firmly enough on bottom
of magazine to make sure it is properly seated.
5. Point gun in a safe direction and keep finger off
trigger. Depress the slide stop lever to allow slide to
LOADING
Never touch the trigger when
loading or unloading the pistol.
move forward and load a shell from the magazine
into the chamber.
6. The loaded chamber indicator will be in the up
position.
7. The striker status indicator will be protruding out of
the rear of the receiver in the “cocked” position.
Caution: The gun is now ready to fire.
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Figure 16
If you have never fired a gun before, practice without
live ammunition before your first shot. Then load only
one cartridge into the magazine for your first live
ammunition firing.
1. Point gun in a safe direction.
2. Load cartridge into chamber from magazine.
3. Grasp grip of pistol firmly. (A loose grip may
cause the pistol to malfunction.) The pressure from
the hand will disengage grip safety located at top
of rear grip area.
Caution: The gun is now ready to fire.
Be prepared for noise and recoil when pistol fires.
4. Aim gun at target by aligning sights.
Point gun in a safe direction at all times.
FIRING
5. Lightly place finger on trigger, and slowly squeeze
trigger to fire the pistol. Spent cartridge is expelled
up and to the right.
6. Pistol will automatically be ready to fire again after
each shot until all cartridges loaded in magazine
have been fired.
7. When last cartridge has been fired, slide will lock
open and remain to rear.
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CHAMBER MUST
BE EMPTY
If slide is already in “locked back” position:
1. Point gun in safe direction.
2. Press magazine release button to
remove magazine.
3. From top and rear, carefully inspect
chamber to make sure it is empty.
4. Hold slide, disengage slide stop,
ease slide forward.
Pistol is not empty or unloaded until the chamber is empty and the magazine removed.
UNLOADING
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If slide is forward:
1. Point gun in safe direction.
2. Press magazine release button to remove magazine.
3. Pull slide fully to rear to eject any cartridge
remaining in chamber.
4. While holding slide in rearward (open) position,
carefully inspect chamber making sure it is empty.
5. Slowly release slide, allowing it to return to
forward position.
UNLOADING
Pistol is not empty or unloaded until the chamber is empty and the magazine removed.
Never touch the trigger when loading or unloading the pistol.
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CHAMBER MUST
BE EMPTY
1. What to do:
• Point gun in a safe direction.
• Remove magazine.
• Pull back on slide and allow cartridge to fall from gun.
• If cartridge does not fall free, pull slide back
and lock it back.
• Carefully dislodge cartridge.
• If cartridge cannot be removed, carefully store
your gun and take it to a gunsmith.
2. Most failures to feed or chamber a cartridge are the
result of a damaged magazine, improper gun
handling or defective ammunition.
MALFUNCTION WARNING!
3. Whatever the cause, a jammed cartridge can be
a dangerous situation. Should shell be discharged
while out of chamber, cartridge will rupture and
fragments will be blown out of pistol with sufficient
force to cause injury.
If any information in this manual is not clear,
Call Springfield’s Consumer Safety Department
at (309) 944-5631 for assistance.
If cartridge hangs up, jams or binds when being chambered from magazine into chamber,
do not attempt to force it into chamber by pushing or striking slide.
Always have gun pointed in a safe direction.
Failure to obey safety information may result in injury to you or others.
Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
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1. Change type/brand of ammunition and/or magazine.
2. If changing to another type/brand of ammunition
and/or magazine does not at once result in smooth
feeding of cartridges from magazine to chamber, the
following steps should be taken:
• Make certain chamber and magazine are
unloaded. Magazine should be removed first.
Check chamber to be sure it and magazine well
are clear of cartridges.
• Thoroughly clean magazine, paying particular
attention to removing accumulated grease.
Thoroughly clean breech mechanism of pistol.
Use a bristle brush and solvent to remove grease
and fouling from breech face, extractor, chamber
and feed ramp. (See CARE AND CLEANING
section for detailed instruction.)
TO ELIMINATE MALFUNCTIONS
• Check that magazine spring tension is adequate.
The spring should hold the follower tightly against
the lips of the magazine.
• Check that magazine lips are free of nicks and
burrs and are not deformed.
• Remove excess oil and solvent from all cleaned
components, load magazine and try pistol again.
WARNING: An obstructed, cracked or damaged
barrel should never be used and should be
returned to Springfield for repair or replacement.
• Some hi-capacity non-Springfield magazines may
be modified to fit the XD. WARNING: Many of
these modified magazines will break the ejector if
forcibly inserted.
Proceed slowly and exercise caution to prevent the discharge of a jammed cartridge.
The discharge of a jammed cartridge could cause serious injury to you or bystanders.
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DISASSEMBLY
If you decide to disassemble your Springfield pistol, do so properly. Improper
disassembly and assembly will create unsafe conditions that could result in injury or
death or a gun that simply will not work. Don’t take chances. Do not attempt to
disassemble this or any other firearm until you have received training and instructions
from a competent gunsmith.
1. Unload the pistol.
2. Draw back the slide to the rear stop position and lock
it open, thumbing up the slide stop lever.
3. Visually inspect the chamber to confirm the pistol is
unloaded.
4. Rotate the slide disassembly lever clockwise to a
vertical 12 o’clock position. (Figure 22.)
Before performing any cleaning or maintenance, make sure the pistol is completely unloaded
(this includes the magazine and chamber).
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Figure 22
SLIDE STOP LEVER
UP
SLIDE DISASSEMBLY
LEVER UP
5. Pull the slide slightly to the rear to release the slide
stop lever. Then allow the slide to slowly move
forward until the spring tension is released. Pull the
trigger with the pistol pointed in a safe direction to
fully unlock the slide from the frame. (Figure 23-1.)
DISASSEMBLY
6. Move the complete slide assembly forward and off
the frame. (Figure 23-2.)
Before performing any disassembly, make sure the pistol is completely unloaded (this includes
the magazine and chamber). Wear eye protection.
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Figure 23-1
Figure 23-2
7. Remove the recoil spring assembly, from the slide.
(Figure 24-1)
NOTE: The 5” Tactical models do not have a captive
recoil system. Therefore, care should be taken when
disassembling and reassembling the pistol.
DISASSEMBLY
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Figure 24-1
Figure 24-2
The pistol is now fully field stripped and
ready for cleaning. Further dismantling is
not necessary and should only be done by
Springfield Armory or a qualified gunsmith.
8. Remove the barrel from the slide. (Figure 24-2)
Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
Magazines do not normally need to be disassembled for
cleaning. Disassembling and cleaning magazines every
3-4 months is normally sufficient, unless the magazines
have been exposed to dirt or other adverse conditions or
inspection indicates a need for cleaning.
Disassembly of the XD magazine is accomplished by
depressing the magazine locking plate and sliding the
floor plate forward. (See page 27 for parts nomenclature.)
MAGAZINE DISASSEMBLY
SAFETY CAUTION:
The magazine spring, follower, and inner floor plate are under spring tension, and can cause eye or other injury if not controlled during
removal. Wear protective safety glasses to reduce the risk of eye injuries. Be sure to maintain downward pressure on the magazine spring,
with your thumb, while disassembling.
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Magazine
Base
Magazine
Spring
Locking
Plate
Magazine
Follower
Magazine
Body
Warnings, Ammunition Restrictions,
and Maintenance
Completely read this safety manual before using a
ported barrel pistol. Transfer this manual to any
subsequent owner or user of the pistol. If you are
inexperienced in the handling of firearms, obtain
expert instruction before attempting to shoot. This
manual nor this product can take the place of proper
instruction in the safety aspects of shooting, the use of
firearms, and the use of a firearm for self-defense.
Severe injury to hands, eyes, face, other persons or
property will occur with improper use of a ported
pistol.
PORTED BARREL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Always point gun in a safe direction.
Keep your gun unloaded until you are ready to shoot.
Safety Notes
Always use eye and ear protection when shooting or
when in close proximity to shooting. A ported barrel
pistol, in common with most pistols using muzzle brake
devices, produces greater noise than normal pistols and
this poses a danger to hearing. Never position any part
of the body over or near the exhaust ports. Never cycle
the slide with your hands over the exhaust ports. Never
point a gun at anything you do not intend to shoot. If
the ported pistol is drawn rapidly it must not be
discharged in proximity to the holster or the shooters'
eyes, legs, arms, clothing or bystanders. Do not shoot a
ported barrel pistol from the hip. The blast from the
exhaust ports can cause injury or property damage
several feet away. Use caution when shooting to avoid
overhead objects that may be damaged by the blast
from the barrel exhaust ports.
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Ammunition
Use only fresh factory ammunition such as
Winchester or Federal. DO NOT use handloads,
reloads, or remanufactured ammunition in your
Springfield firearm. Only shoot cartridges of the caliber
engraved on the barrel. DO NOT use shot cartridges
or any ammunition which is loaded with a frangible
projectile or any ultra-light weight projectile at elevated
velocities, or any wooden or plastic projectile.
Caution
Fragments of the metal jackets on jacketed bullets
may be propelled through the exhaust ports with great
force and have the potential to cause injury or property
damage at a distance of several feet. The misuse of
any of the ammunition described above may result in
injury, property damage, or both.
PORTED BARREL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Maintenance
Accumulated debris in the barrel exhaust ports may
result in damage to the pistol or injury to the shooter.
With the gun unloaded, regularly inspect the bore and
exhaust ports for dirt and debris. Never discharge the
firearm when any form of debris is present in the barrel
or exhaust ports.
Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
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1 Receiver
4 Locking Block
5 Locking Block Pin/Trigger pin-2
6 Locking Block Pin/Trigger Pin
Retainer-2
7Trigger with Safety
8Trigger Bar
9Trigger Bar Spring
10 Sear
11 Sear Pin
12 Ejector Pin
13 Sear Spring
14 Ejector
15 Grip Safety
16 Grip Safety Pin
17 Grip Safety Spring
18 Slide Stop Lever
19 Slide Stop Lever Spring
XD FRAME PARTS LIST 9mm/40sw/357sig
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21 Magazine Catch
22 Magazine Catch Pin
23 Magazine Catch
Spring
24 Magazine Release
Button
25 Striker Safety Lever
43 Magazine Body
44 Magazine Spring
45 Magazine Follower
46 Magazine Locking Plate
47 Magazine Base
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23
17
21
24
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5
18
9
20
47
46
19
7
1
4
6
12
11
13
8
14
10
25
15
43
45
44
2 Slide
3 Barrel
26 Striker Safety Retaining Pin
27 Striker Locking Plate
28 Striker Spring Guide
29 Striker Status Indicator
30 Striker Dampening Spring
31 Striker
32 Striker Spring
33 Striker Safety
XD SLIDE PARTS LIST 9mm/40sw/357sig
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34 Striker Safety Spring
35 Striker Retainer Pin
36 Extractor
37 Loaded Chamber Indicator
38 Loaded Chamber Indicator Pin
39 Loaded Chamber Indicator Spring
40 Rear Sight
41 Front Sight
42 Recoil Spring Assembly (Captive Style On Sub-Compact Models)
43 Recoil Spring Assembly (Captive Style On Service Models)
44 Recoil Spring Assembly (Non-Captive Style On Tactical Models)
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39
35
38
40
26
29
28
32
31
30
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33
34
36
42
3
2
41
31
44
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Point of Impact
Shooters may use a “point of aim” sight picture at
25 yards. This means that, at 25 yards the bullet should
impact the target at the point visible at the top of the
front sight. Shooters may also use a “6 o’clock” sight
picture to strike the center of the target. Springfield
Armory pistols are designed to use the “6 o’clock” sight
picture at 25 yards. However, some pistols may shoot
“point of aim” at 25 yards depending on shooter and
ammunition.
Note: Use only clean, dry, original, high-quality,
commercially manufactured ammunition.
POINT OF AIM
“Point of Aim”
sight picture
“6 O’Clock”
sight picture
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KEEP YOUR GUN CLEAN AT ALL TIMES
Basic materials needed:
• Cleaning rod of proper size with bristle bore
brushes (fiber or brass) and tip into which cleaning
patch can be inserted.
• Cloth patches
• Powder solvent
• Lubricating oil
• Small lint-free cloths for wiping and oiling
• Bristle brush for scrubbing dirt off breech face,
extractor, magazine lips, follower, etc.
Use proper size bore brushes and patches - if they are
too small they won’t do the job, and if they are too
large they will bind inside bore.
When possible, insert cleaning rod from chamber end
of bore and push rod all the way through so it emerges
from muzzle.
Do not “reverse” rod direction when patch or brush is
in barrel, it might bind.
Do not use patches dripping with solvent or oil. Wet
patches or brushes, then squeeze out excess before using.
When using bore brushes or a larger bristle brush on
breech face, breech areas, magazines, etc., work
carefully to prevent damaging components.
Note: If lower parts of receiver and its mechanism are
especially dirty, soak in appropriate solvent, or flush clean with
same solvent. Make certain that all foreign matter is removed
after cleaning. Lightly oil after cleaning.
Only a very small amount of oil is needed to adequately
lubricate moving parts and prevent rust. Accumulation of oil
tends to attract dust and dirt which interferes with the safe and
reliable functioning of pistol. Do not apply excess lubricating oil.
CARE & CLEANING
Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
Wear eye protection when using solvent.
Thoroughly wash your hands to remove
powder and solvents after cleaning your gun.
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1. Point gun in safe direction.
2. Remove magazine and empty chamber.
3. Separate cartridges from pistol before
cleaning operation.
4. Open slide and visually check that chamber and
magazine well are free of cartridges.
5. Disassemble pistol as described in the
DISASSEMBLY Section.
6. Using cleaning rod, run solvent-wetted patch
through barrel several times.
7. Attach solvent-wetted bristle brush to rod and run
back and forth full length of bore as needed until
clean of grease and dirt.
8. Clean barrel with dry patches and examine it. If
necessary, repeat barrel scrubbing. Bore fouling
can contribute to reduced accuracy, and grease
accumulation in the chamber can interfere with
proper feeding of cartridges from magazine.
9. Using powder solvent on a clean patch, remove
powder residue from all components of mechanism.
If grease or dirt cannot be removed by wiping with
patch, use solvent-wetted bristle brush.
10 . Next, wipe scrubbed areas with solvent wetted patch.
11 . After cleaning, run dry patch through barrel,
then follow with lightly-oiled patch.
12 . Wipe all surfaces clean with cloth, then wipe all
surfaces with lightly-oiled patch (or cloth).
13 . Reassemble pistol. Remember, an improperly
assembled firearm is dangerous and should not be
fired. Always consult an experienced gunsmith if
you experience any difficulty or have any questions
concerning assembly procedure.
14 . If pistol is to be stored for an extended period, final
oil wiping can be heavier so there will be less
tendency for it to evaporate.
15 . Keep your gun clean at all times.
CLEANING PISTOL
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Step 1 - Pull slide back and lock open.
Step 2 - Press magazine release and
remove magazine.
Step 3 - Check to see that no cartridge
is in the chamber.
Step 4 - Insert cable through the ejection
port and out magazine well.
Step 5 - Lock cable into cable lock.
Step 6 - Grasp slide and ease forward.
GUN LOCK
This cable lock is supplied as an
aid to your security measures.
Store key separately away from lock
and out of reach of children.
Springfield Armory pistol boxes are
also designed for an exterior lock.
SPRINGFIELD, INC. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESULTS OF CARELESS HANDLING, UNAUTHORIZED
REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS, CORROSION, NEGLECT, UNREASONABLE OR UNSAFE USE.
SPRINGFIELD, INC. ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE AND/OR INJURY CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN
PART BY HANDLOADED, RELOADED OR DEFECTIVE AMMUNITION. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL SPRINGFIELD,
INC. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WITH RESPECT TO ECONOMIC LOSS OR
INJURY TO PROPERTY ARISING OUT OF USE OF HANDLOADED OR REMANUFACTURED AMMUNITION, NEGLIGENCE,
UNSAFE HANDLING, OR UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THE FIREARM.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO
THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
*TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE ALTERED WITHOUT NOTICE.
The XD Pistol is classified as a firearm and dangerous
weapon. Injury or death to you or others may result from
unsafe or improper use.
NOTICE: DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
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Always wear eye and ear protection when
using any firearm. Safety and instruction
manuals are available from Springfield, Inc.
Copyright 2002. Contents property of Springfield, Inc. All rights reserved.
Technical specifications may be altered without notice.
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