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Illustration #4

Diagram showing major operational parts of the AES10B Semi-Auto Rifle

Study of this picture will aid you in understanding the instructions in this booklet.

1. Folding stock

2. Receiver cover

retainer button

3. Receiver

4. Safety lever

5. Operating handle

6. Rear sight assembly

7. Gas tube lock

8. Handguard

9. Barrel

10. Front sight

11. Compensator

12. Bipod

13. Cleaning rod

14. Forearm

15. Carrying handle

16. Magazine

17. Magazine release lever

18. Trigger

19. Pistol grip

WARNING! Always ensure that the ammunition you are using is clean,

undamaged and of the proper caliber, before loading your rifle. The manufacturer

and distributor of this rifle disclaim any liability for the use of remanufactured,

Illustration #1

Bipod Operation

The bipod is released from its folded position by firmly grasping both legs of the bipod above the

wing nuts and carefully turning open the latch holding the legs of the bipod together. When

viewed from above, the latch will be pressed downward and rotated 90 degrees to the left. Once

again, grasp the legs of the bipod in order to rotate them to the support position. Loosen the

wing nuts one at a time, then extend the legs to the desired length, locking the wing nuts once

again. To close the bipod, accomplish these steps in reverse order, being certain to close the

notched portion of the leg bases around the cleaning rod, which is positioned under the barrel.

Then, rotate the latch 90 degrees, into the closed position. (See Illustrations #1 - #3.)

Illustration #2

With the operator’s thumb

depressing the button at the lower

rear of the receiver, the folding

stock is released to be turned into

the open position.

The latch which holds

the bipod legs together

is flipped away from

the right hand leg.

Illustration #3

Wing nuts allow individual

height adjustment for each

bipod leg.