Manual

Safety regulations
3 GB 07.01
2 Safety regulations
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Never use the gun under the influence of
alcohol or drugs, during illness or other
complaints; they may influence your
judgement and reflexes.
• Always treat the gun as loaded and unlocked
until you have made sure to the contrary by
unloading it.
• During all manipulations, keep the muzzle of
the gun pointed in a safe direction. Safe
directions are defined as areas where there
are no people, other living creatures or other
people's property.
• Never point the gun at doors, window panes,
walls, concrete, stones or other flat surfaces
(including water). Shots can penetrate such
surfaces or be deflected into unsafe directions
by them.
• Never aim at yourself or other people.
• Never rely on safety mechanisms. They are
never a substitute for careful and correct
handling of the gun.
• Always handle your gun as if the safety
mechanisms were not functional. The best
safety device is the correct, well-exercised and
secure handling of the gun.
• Never shoot a gun into which there has been
ingress of water, sand, dirt or other foreign
bodies.
• Never release the tension on the firing pin
merely by pulling the trigger.
• Never let a loaded gun out of your hands.
• Always unload the gun immediately after
shooting, before putting it down, putting it in its
case or handing it to another authorised
person.
• Never hand the gun to any person who has not
thoroughly familiarised himself or herself with
the safety regulations and handling of the gun
by reading the accompanying instructions.
• Never leave the gun lying around unattended.
Unauthorised persons can cause damage or
threaten or kill people with it, for which you
might be liable.
• Never store the gun loaded, but remove the
magazine and verify through unloading there is
no round in the barrel chamber.
• Always keep the gun and the ammunition in
different places and ensure that neither can fall
into the hands of unauthorised persons or
children.