Beretta 92 FS Compact Inox Instruction Manual - Page 2

This symbol marks safety warnings in this instruction manual. When you see this symbol you should pay close attention to the warning. Read the instruction manual carefully. Only load the pistol immediately before you intend to shoot. If you have charged the gun and will not shoot, discharge the pistol as described. Only an unloaded gun with the safety on is really safe. Accidents can happen very quickly! Warning: If this gun is carelessly or improperly handled, unintentional discharge could result causing injury, death or damage to property. Please be very careful when shooting! The chapter "Safe aiming and shooting" in this instriction manual will inform you about the rules for safe shooting. Read this chapter! Follow these rules and be sure that everybody handling this gun is familiar with the rules. Also read the chapter "Safe handling of guns" to avoid accidents. Your air pistol should be treated with the same respect as a firearm. Always be aware that the most important safety aspect of a gun is the shooter. All safeties are mechanical and the shooter is responsible for its proper use. Do not rely on mechanical safeties, think in advance and avoid situations which may lead to an accident. Every gun differs in function. You should never shoot a gun you are not familar with. Read the following instruction manual and practice safety handling your gun prior to loading it. See the following sections for information on safe shooting: 1. Refer to the parts illustration to become familiar with your new air pistol 2. Use of the safety 3. Installing and changing the CO2 cartridge 4. Loading and unloading the air pistol 5. Safe aiming and shooting 6. Use and handling of CO2 cartridges 7. Adjusting the rear sight 8. Storage 9. Maintenance 10. Problems 11. Modifications to the gun 12. Repair of Beretta air pistols 13. Warranty for Beretta air pistols 14. Safe handling of guns 15. Technical specifications 16. Parts illustration