Manual

TAKE DOWN FOR CLEANING
BEFORE YOU START, BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN THAT THE RIFLE
IS UNLOADED. NEVER WORK ON A LOADED FIREARM!
1. Remove the magazine, pull the bolt fully to the rear position. make
sure there is not a cartridge in the chamber, let bolt close.
2. Remove barrel. band with 5/32 alien wrench.
3. Remove stock screw (5/32 alien wrench).
4. Move safety to middle position to clear stock. lift barrel and receiver
assembly out of stock.
5. Remove trigger guard by removing two pins LR 006. Cleaning of
trigger guard assembly can be done without any further disassembly.
6. To remove bolt, remove bolt stop pin LR 007, pull bolt fully to
the rear position. lift out bolt (front first) while holding bolt lever to the
rear. After removal of bolt. carefully let bolt lever return to the front of
the receiver. Remove bolt lever through ejection port. At this point. bolt,
bolt lever and receiver can be cleaned.
RE-ASSEMBLY
1. Install bolt lever through ejection port into position, pull fully to the
rear, install bolt rear first then push front into place while holding bolt
lever to the rear position. After bolt has seated in place. slowly let bolt
lever return to the closed position. Install bolt stop pin.
2. Trigger guard can now be installed. Put hammer in a cocked position,
make sure ejector is in its proper position (towards front oftrigger guard
in slot). Install trigger guard, i.nto holes install cross pins LR 006.
3. Install barrel and receiver assembly into stock (rear receiver first)
making sure safety is in the middle position toclearstock, tighten stock
screw, install barrel band.
CLEANING
Frequency of cleaning depends upon the frequency of use of the rifle.
Accumulation of powder fouling and bullet lubricant in the breech and
chamber area may effect the functioning of the rifle, causing jamming or
misfiring. If either of these conditions develop, clean the rifle before
assuming that something is wrong with it.
All areas of the breech, bolt, magazine, chamber and bore should be
scrubbed or wiped clean with a' cleaning patch wetted with a powder
solvent. After all areas have been thoroughly cleaned, wipe again with
an oiled cloth.
Though this rifle is made of high-quality stainless steel, a light coating
of surface rust may develop over a period of time. especially in areas of
high humidity. This is a very thin surface coating and can be removed
with a rust preventive solvent and a clean cloth.
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