Owner's Manual
1918
6. Release the bolt by depressing the bolt release lever
(gure 2), a new cartridge is introduced into the chamber.
7. Verify the bolt is closed completely, make sure the bolt handle is in front of the red dot indicator located
on the receiver near the ejection port (gure 18).
8. Eject the magazine by pressing the ambidextrous magazine release, then add an extra cartridge into the
magazine and reinsert the magazine into position until it locks in place.
The rie is now ready for ring just by moving the safety in the «OFF» safe position and squeezing the trigger.
FIRING
When you are ready to re, move the safety in the «OFF» safe position, take aim and squeeze the trigger.
After ring, the bolt will automatically move rearward, eject the empty case you have just red and then return
forward feeding a new cartridge into the chamber.
If you want to re a second shot, take aim again and then squeeze the trigger.
When the last cartridge has been red and ejected, the bolt is held open rearward.
If you have nished ring, put the safety back in the «ON» safe position immediately.
Leave the bolt open, in the back position, for inspecting the barrel bore chamber and the magazine visually to
make sure that there are no more cartridges in the chamber or the magazine.
UNLOADING
When unloading your rie, always put the safety in the «ON» safe position and keep the muzzle aimed in a safe
direction. Keep your ngers away from the trigger.
1) Remove the magazine by pressing the magazine release (gure 5).
2) Open the bolt by pulling the bolt handle backward and eject any cartridge that may be in the chamber.
While holding the bolt in its back position, lift the bolt release lever in order to lock it into open position.
Leave the bolt in the rear position with the mechanism open (gure 6).
3) Check the inside of the chamber to make sure it is empty.
4) With the chamber empty and the magazine removed, close the bolt by depressing the bolt release lever
(gure.2).
5) Remove any cartridges remaining in the magazine by pushing them forward, and then insert the empty
magazine into the rie.
TRIGGER
Your rie has been set in our factory to give you a trigger with a sharp pull and a short movement re-
quiring a force of about 1.3 kg, which, even so, is compatible with the strictest safety considerations.
Only BROWNING personnel are authorized to adjust these settings.
LIGHT-WEIGHT TRIGGER: YOUR RIFLE HAS BEEN SET IN OUR FACTORY TO GIVE YOU A TRIGGER WITH A
SHARP PULL AND A SHORT MOVEMENT REQUIRING A FORCE OF ABOUT 1.3 KG, (+/- 100G) COMPATIBLE
WITH THE BROWNING INTERNATIONAL S.A. EUROPEAN SAFETY STANDARDS.
SCOPE MOUNT RAIL
The BAR Match possesses a scope mount rail, located on the top of the receiver, allowing you to adapt any
type of scope.
ADJUSTING THE STOCK
(cast and drop at comb)
Your BAR Match rie possesses a system for adjusting the stock’s pitch and advantage for a perfect t between
rearm and user.
RÉGLAGE DE LA PENTE ET DE L’AVANTAGE
To make this adjustment, you have 5 shims presented separately in the case and one shim already tted to
your rie in our factory (gure 8).
You can reduce or increase the pitch by more or less 3.5 mm at the heel of the stock (on the top of the recoil
pad) in comparison with the standard pitch. You can also modify the advantage by 3 mm to the left or to the
right at the heel of the stock compared with the standard advantage.
Before performing stock adjustment procedures, always place the safety in the “ON” safe position. Eject the
magazine, open the mechanism and make certain that your rie is totally unloaded. Always keep the muzzle
pointed in a safe direction.
The 6 stock shims are respectively numbered 1, 2 and 3 and 1R/1L, 2R/2L and 3R/3L.
The reference number for each stock shim is to be found in their lower left-hand corner.
The neutral shim, N° 2, is already installed on your rie.
If the pitch and the advantage suit you, do not change anything.
If your rie needs adjusting, the recoil pad will need to be dismantled (gure 9).
Then with a at screwdriver, unscrew the stock mounting screw and remove the stock and the stock shim
(gure 10 & 11).
Several situations are likely to occur:
1. The advantage of your rie is correct but you want to adjust the pitch.
• The pitch is too high: Put stock shim N° 1 in place on the stock and re-assemble in the reverse
order to dismantling.
• The pitch is too low: Put stock shim N° 3 in place on the stock and re-assemble in the reverse
order to dismantling.
2. The advantage on your rie is not correct.
• The advantage is too far left and:
- The pitch is all right: put stock shim N° 2R/2L (with the 2R inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
- The pitch is too high: put stock shim N° 1R/1L (with the 1R inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
- The pitch is too low: put stock shim N° 3R/3L (with the 3R inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
• The advantage is too far right and:
- The pitch is all right: put stock shim N° 2R/2L (with the 2L inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
- The pitch is too high: put stock shim N° 1R/1L (with the 1L inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
- The pitch is too low: put stock shim N° 3R/3L (with the 3L inscription towards the stock) in place on
the stock and re-assemble in the reverse order to dismantling.
ADJUSTING LENGTH OF PULL
The BAR Match is delivered with 3 recoil pads of dierent thickness for a precise t between rearm and user
(gure 12).
The medium recoil pad is 19mm thick and is installed on the rie from the factory.
The short recoil pad is 12mm thick and the long recoil pas is 25mm thick.
Before performing length of pull adjustment procedures, always place the safety in the “ON” safe position.
Eject the magazine, open the mechanism and make certain that your rie is totally unloaded. Always keep the
muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
1. Use a cross tip screwdriver to remove the recoil pad, place a small amount of oil to prevent damaging the
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