Manual

Maintain pressure on the barrels to keep the hinge pin aligned with the bar-

rel lug hinge pin recess, and rotate barrels upward to close the action. Release

the top lever at this time.

Pivot the forearm assembly onto the barrels. Align the forearm in its proper

position on the barrels and push the forearm lever upward into its housing.

This locks the forearm back into its original position on the barrels.

ATTENTION! While assembling your shotgun, do not use excessive

force when closing the action! If the action and barrels are not aligned

properly, excessive force applied during assembly can deform or mar the

fitted surfaces of the shotgun. If you perceive any interference while

installing the barrels to the receiver repeat the assembly procedures from

beginning, and be extra careful to align the barrel lug hinge pin recess

and the receiver hinge pin properly. If you continue to experience diffi-

culty in the assembly of your shotgun, call GSI or seek assistance from a

qualified gunsmith.

GAUGE, CHAMBER LENGTH AND

CHOKE DESIGNATION

It is most important that the correct ammunition is used with your shot-

gun. Use of incorrect ammunition with your shotgun could cause injury

or death to the shooter and damage to the shotgun. Never use shot-

shells that do not match the corresponding gauge of the shotgun. For

example, do not use 20 gauge ammunition in a 12 gauge gun. In addi-

tion, do not use shotshells with chamber lengths that exceed the

chamber length of the shotgun barrel.

DANGER - AMMUNITION WARNING!

SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE

MAY RESULT FROM ANY CONDITION WHICH CON-

TRIBUTES TO THE GENERATION OF EXCESSIVE

PRESSURE, OR THE UNCONTROLLED RELEASE OF

GAS, WITHIN A SHOTGUN. THE FOREGOING

ADVERSE CONDITIONS CAN BE CAUSED BY BORE