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It is the same as the Browning Hi Power. Please use the link below for the Browning Owners Manual for cleaning instructions.

http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

It is NOT the same as a Hi Power. The two are completely different designs. The CZ-83 is much closer to a Makarov.

But, yes...Steve's pages has detailed info on the CZ83.

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