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way until the automatic ejectors eject the one or two fired shotshells.
9.
If you do not reload immediately, are leaving a hunting field or wal
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king away from a shooting ground, leave the action visibly open for both
your safety and the well being of your shooting companions.
MAINTENANCE
Your shotgun is high quality product and represents a wise invest
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ment. Regular, routine maintenance procedures will help protect
and preserve that investment for a lifetime of pleasurable, reliable
use. Firearm maintenance is your responsibility.
CLEANING AND LUBRICATION
Be sure your gun is unloaded!
After each use, your shotgun should be disassembled, cleaned and re-
lubricated before being returned to its storage place. Disassemble your
shotgun into its three basic parts: butt stock and receiver frame, barrel
assembly and fore-end assembly as described in more details below.
Wipe off any visible dirt or grime from all parts with a clean, soft cloth.
Butt stock and receiver frame:
1.
Using only products specifically designed for cleaning firearms,
remove all accumulated dirt and powder residue from the inside of the
receiver frame. Be sure to read and follow the manufacturer’s instruction
on the proper use of these products and the specific finishes on which
they are to be used.
2.
When the inside of the frame is clean, lightly coat it with a good qua
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lity gun oil preservative, wiping off any excess with a clean cloth.
3.
Place a thin film of high quality gun grease around the internal pivot
pins and on the curved frame surfaces that mate with the fore-end.
4.
Coat all metal surfaces with a good quality oil preservative, wiping
off any excess with a clean cloth.
5.
Remove any accumulation of dirt or other debris from the butt stock
with a clean cloth
Barrel assembly:
1.
After each use run a swab or a bronze brush of the correct gauge
through the barrels from the breach end to remove any powder residue.
If any evidence of powder, lead or plastic remains use a quality grade
bore cleaner with a bronze brush. Then remove the loosened fouling with