Manual

WARNING

To reduce the risk of accidental discharge, explosion, serious injury or death, always

follow this complete procedure for loading and firing.

Always wear proper eye and ear protection and be sure to keep muzzle pointed in a

safe direction away from the body when preparing to load, loading, and firing.

Preparing to Load

WARNING

To reduce the risk of accidental discharge, perform the following

checks:

1� Confirm that all safeties are functioning properly and are in the safe position�

2� Check that there is no primer, either live or spent, installed�

3� Place the rifle butt on the ground, remove the ramrod, and place it in the bore� If the

ramrod tip is near flush with the muzzle, the rifle is unloaded and the bore free from

obstruction� Remove the ramrod from the barrel�

After your rifle has been cleaned and oiled, you must clear the breech plug firing hole of

any oil and debris prior to use� This is done as follows:

1� Install a primer� Point the muzzle at the ground and hold 4 to 6 inches from dirt or

grass� Place safeties in the fire position and fire a primer� Observe the dirt or grass

move when the primer is fired� This will indicate that the breech plug flash channel

is clear� If the flash channel is not clear, clear it of debris before proceeding� Repeat

this step one more time� Always remove the spent primer after each ignition�

2� Return safeties to the safe position�

3� Leave the action open during swabbing and loading (except the Knight Vision, which

is a break open action)�

4� Place the butt of the rifle on the ground� Screw the cleaning jag into the end of the

ramrod� Moisten a cleaning patch with Knight Easy Clean and wring any excess

liquid out with your fingers� Using short, quick strokes of your ramrod and cleaning

jag, swab the entire bore several passes with the wet patch until it contacts the breech

plug� Place a dry patch on the jag and swab the entire barrel again, making sure to

contact the breech plug�

This process will help prevent misfires and hangfires. It will also improve First Shot

Accuracy by removing grease and oils left in the bore during cleaning.

Loading Instructions for Rifles

1� Make sure that all safety systems are engaged before loading and that there is no

primer, live or spent, installed� For the KRB7, confirm that the rolling block is rotat-

ed to the open position�

2� Place the butt of the rifle on the ground so that the muzzle is facing up and away

from the body�

3� If using loose propellant, set your powder measurer to the desired amount and fill the

powder measure� Pour powder into the muzzle�

WARNING

To reduce the risk of

an explosion, do not pour directly from the propellant container, do not exceed

Loading and Firing