Owner's Manual
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SAFETY RULES
WARNING: READ THESE SAFETY RULES & OPERATORS MANUAL
BEFORE HANDLING YOUR FIREARM
Never point a firearm at anyone and always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe
direction.
Always treat all firearms as if they are loaded. Don’t rely on your gun’s “safety”.
Firearms should be unloaded when not in use and stored in a safe and secure location.
Keep firearms and ammunition away from children.
Use correct ammunition. Only use ammunition that exactly matches the caliber or
gauge markings on your firearm.
Always wear ear and eye protection when shooting.
Be sure the barrel is clear of obstructions before shooting.
Never load your firearm until you are in a location where it is safe to shoot. Always
keep the safety engaged until you are ready to shoot.
Keep your finger off the trigger while loading or unloading the shotgun.
If your gun fails to fire, keep it pointed in a safe direction, then unload it carefully
avoiding exposure to breech. If your gun fires, but the report or recoil seem weak,
unload it and ensure the barrel is not obstructed.
Don’t alter or modify your gun. Use only genuine parts.
Clean and maintain the firearm according to the instructions in this booklet.
Keep your firearm unloaded. Never carry or store a loaded firearm in a building or a
vehicle.
ASSEMBLY
FABARM’s semi-automatic shotguns are packed with the barrels separated from
the stock/receiver/fore-end groups.
1. Unscrew the fore-end cap from the stock-receiver-fore-end group and
slide off the fore-end. (FIG.1)
2. With the bolt forward, position the barrel extension between the bolt and
the inside of the receiver while ensuring the gas cylinder hanging below
the barrel slides over the shaft of the magazine cap. Move the barrel
carefully to the rear until it seats in the receiver and the gas cylinder is
seated in the gas piston. (FIG.2)
3. Slide the fore-end over the gas cylinder/piston and magazine tube being
careful to guide it all the way back into the two slots of the receiver then
screw the fore-end cap onto the threaded shaft of the magazine cap
which is protruding from the front of the fore-end. (FIG.3)
4. Tighten this cap firmly by hand.