INSTRUCTION MANUAL FORSEMI-AUTO TACTICAL SHOTGUNS

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ANDWARNINGS IN THIS MANUALCAREFULLY BEFORE USINGTHIS FIREARM

FIREARMS SAFETY

WARNING

MANUAL SAFETY

CAUTION

CAUTION

SEMI-AUTO TACTICAL SHOTGUNS

You should completely understand this manualbefore you practice loading, unloading and firingwith live ammunition.

REMEMBER, FIREARMS SAFETY DOES DEPENDON YOU!

We believe that safe firearms handling is themost important consideration of anyone whouses firearms and ammunition.Please take a fewminutes to thoroughly read and understand thisinstruction manual included with this shotgun.

Take note of the following warnings on gunhandling before attempting to use your shotgun:

Don't rely on your gun's safety. Treat everygun as if it were loaded and ready to fire.

Don't shoot unless absolutely sure of yourtarget and what is beyond it.

Never cross a fence, climb a tree or jump aditch with a loaded gun.

Never load or carry a loaded gun until youare ready to use it.

Watch your muzzle so the other fellowdoesn't have to.

Keep guns and ammunition separately andin locked storage.

Know the range of your gun.

Always wear eye and ear protection whenshooting.

Always be sure the barrel is clear ofobstructions, and only carry ammunitionspecifically intended for the gun you areusing.

Do not alter or modify your gun.

Have gun checked regularly by acompetent gunsmith.

Your shotgun is supplied in an individual carton,assembled and ready to use, as shown in (Fig 1).

UNPACKING YOUR SHOTGUN

FOLDING STOCK

Press the stock button to release shotgun’s stockfrom its position. (Fig 2)

When the button is pushed from the right side of the receiver, protruding to t he left side, you will see a redcircle on the safety button indicating the safety isoff and the shotgun is in an unsafe condition, ready tofire if the trigger is pulled. (Fig 6)

Your shotgun is equipped with a manual trigger blocksafety button located in the trigger guard, just behindthe trigger.

When the button is pushed from the left side of thereceiver, protruding to the right side, the trigger is blocked and the safety is on as shown in (Fig 5). (Thedirections are opposite for left hand shotguns.)

The shotgun can be fired with the stock in foldedposition. The folded stock makes carriying easier.(Fig 4)

Fold the stock over the top of the stock pad in ahorizontal position to the shotguns as shown in(Fig 3) (changing the position from a to b). Whenyou want to unfold the stock, first change thestock pad position b to a. If the stock pad is notin position a then the button can not be worked.Next push the stock button and unfold the stockto the extended position. See that button islocked.

The manual safety of your shotgun should alwaysbe on except for when you are ready to pull thetrigger and fire the shotgun. This will help insurethat no accidental discharges take place. Youshould only have the safety off, and be able to seethe red line on the left side of the receiver, whenyou are ready to shoot. (The directions areopposite for left hand shotguns.)

Now that are the familiar with the operation of the safety, you are ready to load the gun.

Do not load your shotgun until you are ready touse it and unload it immediately after you havefinished shooting.Always carry your shotgun withthe safety engaged.The user of this shotgun,andall firearms, should never depend on the manualsafety, or any other mechanical device, to makea firearm completely safe.It is your responsibilityto always keep the muzzle of your firearm pointed in a safe direction.

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LOADING

When loading, keep the safety on at all times andkeep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

To load the magazine, turn the shotgun upsidedown. Make sure the action is locked closed. Insertyour cartridge and push it into the magazine tubeuntil it is held in place in the tube by the cartridgelatch. As you insert each cartridge you will hear a "click" that tells you the latch has closed behind thecartridge and you can now load the next shell.(Fig 7)

Note: Your shotgun is equipped with a plug that limits the number of cartridges that your magazinetube will hold to 2 shells. Removal and installingof the plug is shown in this manual in the DISASSEMBLY section.

To load a cartridge into the chamber, pull back onthe bolt handle. As you pull the bolt handle fullyrearward, a cartridge will come out of the magazinetube and the cartridge carrier will raise the shell aligning it with the chamber. Release the bolt handleand the forward travel of the bolt will chamber thefirst round. (Fig 8) Never allow your fingers oranother object to come in contact with the triggerwhile loading.

Your shotgun is now loaded and ready to fire if thesafety is moved to the OFF position.

UNLOADING

Before unloading, make sure the safety is in theON position. And keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. Never allow your fingers oranother object to come in contact with the triggerduring unloading.

Pull the bolt handle completely to the rear andthis will eject any cartridge that is remaining inthe chamber.

Close and open the bolt repeatedly to chamberand then eject all cartridges that may be remaining in the magazine tube or chamber.(Fig 9)

Visually check to make sure that no cartridgesmay be remaining in the chamber or magazinetube and depress the bolt release button to closethe action/bolt.

ADJUSTING THE BACK SIGHT

DISASSEMBLY

Before disassembling your shotgun, be absolutelycertain that it is unloaded. As an added precaution,visually check the chamber and the magazine tubefor any cartridges. Put the safety in the on position.

Remove the magazine tube cap by unscrewing itcounter clockwise. (Fig 12)

Remove the forend by sliding it away from thereceiver and off the end of the magazine tube.(Fig 13)

Remove the barrel by pulling the barrel out of thereceiver assembly and out from around the magazine tube. (Fig 14)

Remove the gas piston (Fig 15)

You can remove the bolt handle by moving the action bar rearward under spring tension with yourleft hand, until the bolt moves enough for you toalign it with the cutout hole in the bolt that receivesthe handle. At this point, the bolt handle can be freely removed from the bolt. (Fig 16) Rememberthat the bolt is still under tension from the spring.

The system that operates your semi-auto will firethe cartridge in the chamber, eject the fired caseand load the next cartridge into the chamber,eachtime that you pull the trigger.Be prepared to eitherfire your next shot or engage the safety in the ONposition after firing.

To fire the shotgun, hold the shotgun firmly withboth hands and the proper placement of the buttstock to your shoulder and cheek. Aim at your target. Press the safety button into the OFF position and pull the trigger.

FIRING

If you want to unload without pulling the bolthandle; turn your gun and press the carrier, pressthe latch which is the right side of the receiver. Theshell, which had been loaded, will eject. (Fig 10)Unload the shells by pressing the latch for everyone. Be careful not to allow the shot shell to ejectonto a hard surface, which may cause the shell todischarge.

Back sight has one screw. The screw adjust upand down. Use a suitable star type screwdriverfor this adjustment. (Fig 11)

After you remove the bolt handle, the entire actionbar/bolt assembly and action bar sleeve can beremoved from the shotgun by pulling the action baroff the end of the magazine tube. (Fig 17)

Remove the magazine spring from around themagazine tube. (Fig 18)

The action bar, action bar sleeve and bolt assemblycan be separated for cleaning. Lift the bolt off theaction bar by simply pulling it up and off the bar.(Fig 19)

Separate the action bar from the action bar sleeveby pulling the action bar up and away from theaction bar sleeve as shown in (Fig 20)

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The trigger group may be removed from thereceiver for further cleaning of the receiver andtrigger group. It is recommended that a thoroughcleaning be performed every 300 rounds.

To remove the trigger group, first remove the twotrigger group retaining pins by using a punch todrive the pins out of the receiver. (Fig 21)

DIRECTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY

Take stock receiver assembly. Insert magazinespring, magazine capacity plug ( if necessary )and magazine spring retainer following the instructions in dissassembly section.

Install trigger assemly to receiver. Becarefulhammer is cocked. Insert trigger plate pins.

Install action spring around magazine tube.Install breech bolt onto action bar. Assemble action bar and action bar sleeve and piston around magazine tube referring figures 15 - 25

While holding the bolt handle with your righthand, carefully align the barrel with the receiver and the end of the magazine tube, as shown in (Fig 28) and begin to pull back on the bolt handleas you insert the barrel into the receiver.

Continue pulling the bolt handle back while inserting the barrel until the bolt is in its rearlocked position and the barrel is completelyseated in the receiver. The barrel should mate tothe receiver at this point in the assembly as shown in (Fig 29)

Slide the forend over the magazine tube assemblyas shown in (Fig 30), bringing it to rest against thereceiver.

Once the retaining pins are removed, the entiretrigger group can be removed from the receiver bypulling down on the trigger guard. (Fig 22)

No further disassembly of the trigger group isrecommended for anyone other than a trainedgunsmith.

Note: When reinstalling the trigger group, the hammer must be in its cocked position. To cockthe hammer, pull down on the hammer with yourthumb until it locks into place as shown in (Fig 23).

MAGAZINE CAPACITY PLUG

Your shotgun is supplied with a plug to limit the capacity of cartridges in the magazine tube. Your country's regulations may not require thisplug to be used so it may be removed.

When the barrel has been removed from the shotgun, insert a large bladed screwdriver intothe hole in the magazine spring retainer.(Fig 24)

While pushing down on the spring retainer withthe screwdriver, and rotating in a clockwise direction approximately 1/4 turn, the retainerwill move to a position where the cutout in theretainer will align with a detent in the magazinetube, enabling the retainer to come out of themagazine tube. Be very careful at this point, asthe retainer is holding a spring inside of the magazine tube and the spring is under tension.

Note: Your shotgun has now been completely disassembled. No further disassembly of yourshotgun is necessary for routine maintenanceand cleaning. Our service department or acompetent gunsmith should only perform any further disassembly.

An exploded view of the disassembled shotgunis shown in (Fig 26)

Note: Photographs shown in this manual may not be from the exact model that you have butthe instructions will apply to the model you have.

Slowly pull back on the screwdriver to allow themagazine spring to push the retainer andcapacity plug out of the magazine tube.(Fig 25)

Remove the plastic plug from the tube and reassemble the retainer plug back into the magazine tube. Be careful, as the spring will beunder tension. Align the cutout in the retainerplug with the detent on the end of the magazinetube, push the plug into the tube and rotate it incounter clockwise direction approximately ¼ turn, and slowly allow the retainer to return to itsstop. This will lock the retainer plug firmly in themagazine tube.

Reattach the magazine cap to the magazine tubeby rotating it in a clockwise direction until it isfirmly screwed down against the forend as shownin (Fig 32)

There are two small tabs in the forend that will align with the small cutout in the front end of thereceiver. The forend is in its proper position whenit is seated completely against and around the receiver as shown in (Fig 31)

The shotgun is now completely assembled. To close the bolt/action, depress the action releasebutton as shown in (Fig 33). Check, to be sure nofingers or other objects are located near the boltas it closes. Put the safety in the “ON" position!(Fig 34)

AMMUNITION

Each semi-auto shotgun is clearly marked with thegauge and maximum length cartridge that may beused in that particular model.

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WARNING

WARNING

Do not use a cartridge that is longer thanthe maximum cartridge length that is stamped on the barrel.

The accidental loading and discharge of shellsof the wrong gauge in your shotgun can resultin damage to your gun and possible injury or death to you or others. To be safe at all times,carry only the proper gauge ammunition with you for the gun you are using.

PARTS & SERVICE

The use of reloaded or substandard commerciallyproduced ammunition will affect your warrantycoverage and could result in severe injury to theshooter or others nearby. See the enclosed warranty registration card for any exclusions andlimitations of our warranty.

Your shotgun is equipped with an o-ring inside the gas cylinder enabling it to cycleproperly with light loads. It can be removedto reduce the recoil force when shooting with heavy loads.

Periodically, clean the bore with proper cleaningequipment. Oil all metal surfaces lightly with highquality gun oil. Never pour oil into any insidemechanisms.

If you will be storing your shotgun for long periodsof time, apply gun grease to all metal parts, storethe shotgun in a dry, and secure area. When youclean the shotgun, make sure the muzzle is notplugged with any heavy grease that would causea barrel obstruction.

To order parts, please call, write or email us foravailability and pricing. To assist you better,please be prepared to, provide your model,gauge, and serial number.

Send all parts correspondence to:

To return firearms for warranty repairs, please packyour shotgun securely in the original packaging, ifpossible. Write us a note with the shotgun includinga detailed description of the problem you areexperiencing.

Please include your proof of original retail purchase.

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CLEANING AND STORAGEAfter extended shooting sessions, it will benecessary to clean your shotgun. Semi - autoshotguns require more cleaning than any other type of shotgun, because of their gas operatedconstruction.

Gauge&

Chamber

12/76 12Ga 3”

Shells can be used

12/70 12Ga 2 ” 12/76 12Ga 3”

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3c

3e

3f

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11

8

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1510

12

1617

60b

19

52

34

22

31

2325

28

2927

26

32

33

30

5

39

35

44

38 36

37

41

40

4243

47

48

49

18

60a

61

46

45

4a4

60f

51

53

20

5455

58

59

56

57

62

59a

6060e

60g

60c

60d

60h

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Part Name

Magazine SpringMagazine Spring RetainerForendMagazine CapTrigger PlateTrigger Plate Pin BushingTrigger Plate Pin Detent SpringTrigger Plate PinSafety ButtonSafety Button Detent PinSafety Button SpringSafety Spring Retaining PinTriggerTrigger SearTrigger PinTrigger Spring Trigger Sear Detent Spring Trigger Sear Detent PinCarrierCarrier DogCarrier Dog FollowerCarrier Dog Follower Spring Carrier Dog Follower PlateHammerHammer PinHammer PlungerHammer SpringAction Spring

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