Safety & Maintenance Instructions

FREEDOM. PASSION. PRECISION.
™
Lubrication Points:
Preservation:
IMPORTANT: AREAS WITH EXCESSIVE HUMIDITY, SALT (COASTAL AREAS),
DUST, ETC., WILL REQUIRE MORE AGGRESSIVE PRESERVATION EFFORTS.
The use of quality preservatives/corrosion inhibitors can extend the life of the rearm
and make cleaning easier. They provide a barrier between the rearm and contaminants
(dirt, dust, fouling, etc.) and corrosives (moisture, salt, etc.). It is important to protect
areas of your rearm with a high-quality gun oil/lubricant or preservative, especially
the steel components, including the barrel, gas block, muzzle device, pins, forward
assist, ejection port cover, etc. Many commercially available gun oil/lubricants are also
designed to be preservatives. Check with the lubricant’s manufacturer to see if it is
suitable for use as a preservative/corrosion inhibitor.
5.5
CLEANING THE MAGAZINE
For all cleaning, maintenance, and care instruction, please refer to the magazine
manufacturer.
5.6
CLEANING PROCEDURE FOR DDM4ISR
®
BARREL
WAND SUPPRESSOR
The DDM4ISR Suppressed Barrel assembly requires specic cleaning techniques due to
the integral nature of the sound suppressor. While the bafe can be removed each time
for cleaning of the barrel, it is NOT recommended unless absolutely necessary. During
normal use, cleaning with a BoreSnake (Hoppe’s BoreSnake .308 24015 or similar)
and quality bore solvent will be all that is needed to maintain the barrel of the rie. The
DDM4ISR Sound Suppressor itself is designed to require minimum maintenance, and
frequent cleaning of the internals is not required or recommended.
• Bolt Carrier Group:
- Carrier Rails
- Cam Pin
- Bolt Lugs
- Extractor Pin
- Extractor
- Gas Rings
- Firing Pin
- Retaining Pin
- Ejector(s)
• Fire Control Group:
- Hammer
- Trigger
- Pins
- Disconnector
- Selector
• Mag Catch
• Bolt Catch
• Bolt Release (DD5)
• Ejection Port Cover
• Forward Assist
• Takedown Pin
• Pivot Pin
• Buffer Retaining Pin
• Buffer Spring
• Buttstock Latch
• Charging Handle
• Sight Aperture Pivot
Point
• Sight Adjustment
Wheel
• Front Sight Detent