Manual
1
10047S
WARNING
PRECAUTIONS
WHEN
HANDLING
THE
C7
FAMILY
WEAPONS
* Always make sure the weapon is unloaded IMMEDIATELY after picking it up.
* Never leave a loaded weapon unattended.
* Be sure that the cam pin is installed in the bolt carrier group. If the cam pin is not installed, firing the weapon
may cause a breech explosion.
* When using blank firing attachment (BFA) use only blank ammunition.
* If the weapon stops firing with a live round in the chamber of a hot barrel (Misfire): remove the round
immediately or wait 15 minutes to avoid injury from a cook off.
*
DO
NOT
fire the rifle if there is water in the barrel. Firing the weapon may cause it to explode.
* If you notice a difference in sound or recoil,
STOP FIRING
. Check for a bullet in the bore.
Firing the weapon with a bullet lodged in the bore could blow up the barrel.
Follow
the
Instructions
in
this
book
and
your
weapon
will
operate
smoothly.
AFTER
EXPOSURE
TO
WATER
DO
NOT
FIRE
THE
WEAPON
IF
WATER
IS
PRESENT
IN
THE
BARREL
REMOVE
WATER
FROM
THE
BARREL
AS
FOLLOWS:
* Remove the muzzle cap.
* Pull the cocking handle rearward 5 to 8 cm and allow the water to drain.
* Point the muzzle down and shake weapon vigorously.
* Press the forward assist plunger to seat the round in the chamber.
* Clean the drain hole in the stock with a pipe cleaner and drain.
FACTS
ABOUT
YOUR
WEAPON
The C7 Family Weapons are light weight, aircooled, magazine fed weapons that can fire in semi-automatic,
3 round burst or automatic modes. C7 Family Weapons are 5.56 mm calibre weapons capable of firing all
5.56 mm NATO standard ammunition STANAG No. 4174.
OTHER
FEATURES
The barrel assembly has a fully adjustable front sight and a flash suppressor. The bore and chamber are chrome
plated. Upper and lower receivers may be opened easily for cleaning and inspection. Both upper and lower
receivers are manufactured from aluminum to reduce weapon weight.
The bolt group and barrel extension are designed with locking lugs that lock the bolt group to the barrel
extension, before firing.
WARNING