User Manual

The Safety and its Operation

In order to disengage the safety, shift the safety forwards (Fig. 2) until you can observe

the orange dot, point at the target and fire from the particular barrel by pressing the

corresponding trigger. The front trigger is for firing the lower, rifled barrel while the rear trigger

is for firing the upper, shotgun barrel.

The front trigger is provided with a French set-trigger. In order to draw the set-trigger

it is necessary to push the trigger blade forwards while the safety is in the "on safe" position

(Fig. 3). Once you disengage the safety and pull the trigger blade gently, the firearm will fire.

In case you are not able to fire, make sure that the safety is engaged and release the set-

trigger by touching the trigger blade.

In case you fire from one barrel only, set the firearm to "on safe" mode by moving the

safety backwards. Break the barrels and replace the spent cartridge case with a fresh

cartridge. The extractor will slide the cases out of the chambers, even if the cartridge has not

been fired.

Disassemble the firearm and clean it after firing

Sighting-in and barrel grouping

The thermostable barrel group with the floating rifled barrel allows for firing from the rifled

barrel repeatedly, without the impact rising as it can be observed in classical constructions.

The rifled barrel has been sighted-in at a distance of 50 metres using the fixed sights.

The firearm is accompanied with a grouping target showing two hits fired one after each other

and indicating the manufacturer and type of the used ammunition. The manufacturer

guarantees that 5 shots fired one after each other will hit inside the external circle of the

grouping target.

The shotgun barrel has been sighted in at the manufacturing plant at a distance of 35

metres using the fixed sights and aiming at a 20x20 cm target with the mean point of impact

centred on the point of aim. The shotgun barrel has been sighted in by means of a shotgun

shell in caliber 12-76 42,5 g with lead shot of ø 3,5 mm made by SB. The mean point of impact

of the shotgun barrel has been set by the manufacturer to lie below the impact of the rifled

barrel.

When you attach a rifle scope and the weight of the rifle/shotgun increases, the mean

point of impact of the shotgun barrel will lie slightly higher. Entrust the firearm to a professional

workshop where the grouping of the barrels will be adjusted with the help of the screws located

in the fore-end hook and according to the ammunition that you use.

CAUTION:

You can claim warranty on the sighting-in and grouping of the barrels only if you are

using the ball ammunition indicated on the grouping paper and the above mentioned shotgun

shells.