Manual

Secondary Safety

Trigger Safety

Cocking piece

Disassembly and Assembly

WARNING

Be sure rifle is not loaded or primed before disassembly or assembly.

Study the rifle schematic and acquaint yourself with the different parts and terminology

of your muzzleloader before assembling or disassembling� Letters and numbers in paren-

theses refer to labels on each rifle schematic for each model�

It is advisable to use a padded vise to remove and reinstall the breech plug� Place small

parts in a pan to avoid losing them�

Disassembly

1� Remove the ramrod (O) from the stock and set aside�

2� (DISC Extreme only) Remove the barreled action from the stock� The barreled action

is held in the stock with two stock screws� One located just forward of the trigger

guard (W) and the other behind and part of the trigger guard (W)� The second stock

screw releases the tension of the “C” clamp hold the rear of the receiver to the stock�

Remove these screws and carefully separate the barrel assembly from the stock and

“C” clamp� Set the stock aside�

(Long Range Hunter only) Remove the barreled action from the stock� The barreled

action is held in the stock with two stock screws� One (S14) located just forward of

the trigger guard (W) and the other (S15) behind and part of the trigger guard (W)�

The second stock screw releases the tension of the “C” clip (CC1) hold on the rear of

the receiver� Remove these screws and carefully separate the barrel assembly from the

stock and “C” clip� Set the stock aside�

3� Remove the trigger assembly� Remove the trigger mounting screw (S7), and lift the

trigger assembly from the receiver� Remove the bolt� Lift the bolt handle up, pull

open the quick release, detent screw that holds the bolt in place from the left side of

the receiver, and pull the bolt out�

4� Remove the breech plug� Insert the combo tool (breech plug wrench side) into the

receiver, engage the breech plug (I) and turn it counterclockwise� This may require

a considerable amount of force� (Holes in the combo tool allow a rod to be used for

added leverage�)

DISC Extreme™ .45/.50/.52 and Long Range Hunter