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CONTENTS 1. Introduction Page 3 2. Safety First Page 3 3. Specifications Page 4 4. loading Your Muzzle loader Page 5 5. Cocking and Capping Page 6 6. To Fire Page 7 7. Failure to Fire Page 7 8. Recommended 9. Sights Page 8 10. Safety Page 9 11. Disassembly Page 9 12. Cleaning Your Rifle Page 9 13. Exploded Diagram Page 10 14.
INTRODUCTION: Muzzle Loading is the fastest growing shooting sport. Many states have adopted special black powder hunting seasons which give the hunter extended hunting seasons. There are also black powder target shoots springing up all over the country. This influx in the use of black powder weapons has led to many innovations; the in-line system being the most prevalent. We sincerely hope you enjoy your Centurion In-Line Rifle, but as with any firearm, care must be taken to ensure proper use.
. When shooting, always be certain that the area beyond the target, including the backstop, is clear and safe. Also make certain that shots fired present no safety hazards for yourself, or others. . Always use both ear and eye protection when shooting. . Always use loads designed for and intended to be used in the firearm you are shooting (see Load Chart on page 8). It must be the proper caliber and type for your firearm. .
LOADING YOUR MUZZLE LOADER: WARNING: Refer to the Recommended Load Chart (page 8) for suggested loads for the type of bullet you are using. Do Not Exceed Maximum Loads!! Use only: 2F/FFG Black Powder Pyrodex (TM) RS Pyrodex (TM)Select in the Centurion In-Line Muzzle Loader. Do Not Use Smokeless Powders!! 1. 2. 3. 4. Wear your safety glasses. Do not load while smoking. Place cocking handle in the safe position. Do not install the percussion cap. Ensure the bore and nipple are clean and dry.
NOTE: A space between the powder charge and ball may cause excessive pressure resulting in injury to the rifle, the shooter or bystanders. NEVER use a sabot or plastic patch with a round ball. CONICAL BULLETS: 1. Lubricate the Conical Bullet with a commercial lubricant. 2. Start the bullet into the bore with the bullet starter. 3. Using the long rod of the bullet starter, push the bullet as far as it will go. 4. Repeat Step 5 and 6 as above. NOTE: Always use the correct size bullet for your rifle.
TO FIRE: (Keep fingers off the trigger) Pull back slightly on the cocking handle and ease it downward out of the safety notch. Ease the cocking handle forward until it stops (approximately ~ inch). The rifle is now ready to fire. Place the rifle snugly to your shoulder, take aim and squeeze the trigger. FAILURE TO FIRE: 1. Should your rifle fail to fire, keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction for at least one full minute. 2. Place the cocking handle in the safety notch. 3.
RECOMMENDED LOADS: The modern Black Powder shooter has more load options than ever before. We strongly recommend that the user look over and select the type of projectile most suited for his application and match it with a power charge of either 2F/FFG Black Powder or Pyrodex (TM)starting low and working up but not exceeding the maximum charge.
+ down, move the rear sight down. To move your group to the left, move the sight left. The receiver is drilled and tapped to accept Mauser 98 scope bases available through your local gun dealer. SAFETY: To place your rifle in a safe position, draw back and up on the cocking handle until the handle is completely in the top of the safety notch. No safety is foolproof. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe position.
Scrub the bore using warm soapy water and a brush of proper size. Air dry. Clean the bolt, cocking handle, breech plug and nipple using warm soapy water or a commercial cleaner and brush. Air dry. Lubricate using Break Free or another commercial protecting oil. NOTE: Insure that the nipple and bore are oil free before loading. Exploded Diagram []] ~~!: e @] = ~~: L~; ~~; ~~:i.L.ill.:..ill [!] - ~ [!] 0w ~ il 0 'IT] 0 IT! ~ ~ ..~ I -i;; ~ ~@] EI 8 @!] .~ PARTS KEY 1. Barrel 2.
LIABILITY: Muzzle Loading weapons are classified as firearms and could cause harm or death if not used in a proper manner. They are sold by us with the specific understanding that we are not legally responsible in any manner for their improper use, negligent handling or improper resale under local laws and or regulations. Century International Arms, Inc.
