General Hints

5) Clean with care all external surfaces of the gun to remove any traces of dirt, sweat or

fingerprints. Apply a thin film of gun oil (item USA 489) with a flannel patch.

ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

1) Remove the fore-end (part. # 48) from the barrels by pulling the fore-end catch lever (part. #

52) down.

Be sure that the hammers are in the “rest” position.

2) Inserts the barrels inside the action so that the hinge pin of the action fits into the slot in the

mono-block.

3) Move the top lever (part. # 12) to the right and move the barrels smoothly and evenly to the

closed position until the top lever returns to its closed position.

4) Press the fore-end (part. # 48) towards the barrels with enough force to allow the fore-end

catch to engage the barrel lug.

5) For

DISASSEMBLY follow the above procedure in reverse order paying attention not to rotate

excessively the fore-end before your take it out by moving it towards the muzzle.

NO FURTHER DISASSEMBLY IS RECOMMENDED UNLESS DONE BY A COMPETENT GUNSMITH.

SIGHTING

The Kodiak MK IV rifle has been adjusted to have both right and left barrels shoot groups at 50

meters, with a maximum grouping diameter of 12 centimeters (4,4 inches), using commercially

manufactured cartridges.

The rifle is equipped with an “

EXPRESS” rear sight containing three sight leaves. This provides extra

sight leaves for use at distances greater than 50 meters. However, with distances greater than 50

meters, groups cannot be guaranteed above the 50 meters accuracy.

The rear sight is locked into the dovetail by a set screw. To adjust the rear sight, loosen the set

screw and then tap the sight right or left using either a brass or wood punch. Retighten the set

screw after adjustment is made.

For sighting adjustment, see section “G

ENERAL TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS” in this booklet.