Operator's Manual

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LOADING THE SHOTGUN.
1. Before loading the shotgun, engage the safety by pressing the safety
button so that the red line is no longer visible.
2. Press the unlocking lever in front of the trigger guard (fig.19).
3. Slide the forend back to open the shotgun (fig.20).
4. Insert a shotshell into the chamber, through the ejection window (fig.21).
5. Slide the forend forwards. This operation locks the breech bolt inside the
barrel.
6. Turn the weapon over then, using your thumb, feed the ammunitions in one
by one, pressing down on the carrier to reach the magazine tube (fig.22).
FIRING
1. Aim the shotgun at the target.
2. Take off the safety.
3. Pull the trigger.
4. After firing the first shotshell, slide the forend back to eject the shotshell
case you just fired before.
5. Slide the forend forwards to feed a new shotshell into the chamber.
6. Repeat this pumping action after each shot. Release the trigger after
each shot and pull it to fire again.
7. After firing the last shotshell, make sure that the weapon is absolutely
empty by inspecting the chamber and the magazine tube. You should be
able to see the red cap in the magazine tube.
UNLOADING THE SHOTGUN
1. Point the weapon in a safe direction.
2. Engage the safety by pushing on the button.
3. Press the unlocking lever and slide the forend backwards and forwards
in an alternating movement. Repeat this pumping action while holding
the locking lever down with your first finger.
Finally, make sure that the weapon is absolutely empty by inspecting the
chamber and the magazine tube.
DISASSEMBLY THE SHOTGUN
1. Set the weapon to the SAFETY ON position and ensure that it is fully
unloaded.
2. Remove the long Picatinny rail from the shotgun (fig.23).
3. With the breech bolt closed, unscrew the magazine cap or the magazine
tube extension.
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a. Be careful, if your weapon has an extension, the magazine spring is
not retained inside the tube; pay attention when removing the
extension and holding back the spring (fig.24).
b. If your magazine extension has a capacity of more than two
shotshells, first remove the attaching interface between the barrel
and the extension using the suitable Allen key.
4. Gently remove the barrel (fig.25). The barrel ring comes away by sliding
on the magazine tube.
5. Push the forend forwards so that the breech bolt assembly comes out of
the frame (fig.26).
6. Remove the breech bolt from the action bar (fig.27).
7. Hold the bolt in one hand and press the firing pin to compress the spring
(fig.28).
8. Remove the locking pin from the bolt (fig.29).
9. You can now remove the firing pin, the locking lug and the spring (fig.30).
Do not strip your shotgun to any further stage. This is sufficient for mormal
maintenance. Any further disassembly should be by a qualified gunsmith.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
The correct maintenance and cleaning of your shotgun will guarantee its long life
and maintain the performance of your FABARM weapon.
BARREL: Spray a little FABARM solvent into the barrel and let it stand. Run a
cloth impregnated in a little FABARM oil through the barrel always pulling it from
the chamber to the muzzle. Repeat this operation.
Regularly apply oil to the outside of the barrel.
MECHANISM: Spray a little FABARM oil onto the bolt group and the outside of
the magazine tube so that a thin film of oil protects the parts of the mechanism
while lubricating it.
REASSEMBLY
1. If the locking lug has been removed, start by putting the lug on the
bolt (fig.31).
2. Place the firing pin and its spring into the bolt then compress it to bring
the retaining pin into place (fig.32).
3. Put the bolt on the action bar (fig.33).
4. Check that the hammer is in the cocked position (fig.34), if it is not push
it back until it locks into the cocked position.