Owner's Manual

until the rear sight has been raised

the needed amount (Figure 10). To

lower the point of impact, turn the

screw counterclockwise.

MOUNTING A SCOPE

BEFORE MOUNTING A SCOPE, MAKE

SURE YOUR RIFLE IS COMPLETELY

UNLOADED. REMOVE THE

MAGAZINE, CHECK THE ACTION AND

CHAMBER FOR CARTRIDGES. KEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE

DIRECTION. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS COULD RESULT IN

SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

The receiver of all BLR rifles is drilled and tapped for mounting a

scope. Additionally, a special scout-style mount specifically designed

for the BLR Takedown models attaches to the barrel. This type of

mounting permits the rifle to be taken down without altering zero

and further assures fine accuracy. See your Browning dealer to

purchase the scope mount bases and rings designed for the BLR.

ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT BASE(S) FOR THIS RIFLE AND THE

APPROPRIATE LENGTH SCREWS OR DAMAGE COULD OCCUR TO THE RIFLE.

1 Place your rifle in a gun vise or on a table or other safe/secure

location with the top of the receiver upward. Protect the finish

with rags or other padding.

2 If mounting the scope on the receiver you should have two

compatible bases and screws of the correct length.

If you are mounting the scout-style base to a BLR Takedown

model you will have only one base. Make sure the screws are

of the correct length.

FIGURE 10

Rear sight elevation adjustment.