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Checking The Condition Of The Choke Tubes, Removal Of Choke Tube, Cleaning Of Choke Tube And Its

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EN 24 CHECKING THE CONDITION OF THE CHOKE TUBES • Always check the appearance and cleaning of the choke tubes before using the shotgun. • Check correct tightness in the barrel with the spanner provided. • Never use choke tubes that show signs of defects, warping or incrustation. • Make sure that the choke tube inserted is appropriate for the intended use and shot type to be used (steel or lead). See "Ammunition" chapter. REMOVAL OF CHOKE TUBE WARNING: Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber, empty receiver, empty magazine). Inspect the firearm by looking through the ejection port, the loading gate and the chamber. If it is not empty, unload it as instructed in the relevant section. WARNING: Never look directly through the barrel from the muzzle and do not replace the choke with the shotgun loaded even with the safety engaged. CAUTION: The safety can only be inserted with the hammer cocked. The hammer is cocked by pulling back the breech bolt. When the safety button shows the red ring, the SAFETY IS DISENGAGED, so the firearm is ready for use. When the red ring is not visible on the safety button, the SAFETY IS ENGAGED. • Unscrew the choke tube, in an anticlockwise direction, with the spanner provided (Fig. 32). • Remove the choke tube from the muzzle of the barrel (Fig. 33). CLEANING OF CHOKE TUBE AND ITS HOUSING WARNING: Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber, empty receiver, empty magazine). Inspect the firearm by looking through the ejection port, the loading gate and the chamber. If it is not empty, unload it as instructed in the relevant section. Check that the hammer is decocked. WARNING: Never look directly through the barrel from the muzzle and do not replace the choke with the shotgun loaded even with the safety engaged. • Clean the choke housing thoroughly using, if necessary, a brush swab soaked with Beretta Gun Oil. Dry with a soft cloth. • Check that the choke is perfectly clean inside and outside. • Apply a thin film of Beretta Gun Oil on the barrel thread and choke tube. INSERTION OF CHOKE TUBE CAUTION: Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber,

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24
EN
CHECKING THE CONDITION OF THE CHOKE TUBES
• Always check the appearance and cleaning of the choke tubes before using
the shotgun.
• Check correct tightness in the barrel with the spanner provided.
• Never use choke tubes that show signs of defects, warping or incrustation.
• Make sure that the choke tube inserted is appropriate for the intended use and
shot type to be used (steel or lead). See “Ammunition” chapter.
REMOVAL OF CHOKE TUBE
WARNING:
Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge
chamber, empty receiver, empty magazine). Inspect the firearm by looking
through the ejection port, the loading gate and the chamber. If it is not empty,
unload it as instructed in the relevant section.
WARNING:
Never look directly through the barrel from the muzzle and do not
replace the choke with the shotgun loaded even with the safety engaged.
CAUTION:
The safety can only be inserted with the hammer cocked. The hammer
is cocked by pulling back the breech bolt. When the safety button shows the red
ring, the SAFETY IS DISENGAGED, so the firearm is ready for use. When the
red ring is not visible on the safety button, the SAFETY IS ENGAGED.
• Unscrew the choke tube, in an anticlockwise direction, with the spanner
provided (
Fig. 32
).
• Remove the choke tube from the muzzle of the barrel (
Fig. 33
).
CLEANING OF CHOKE TUBE AND ITS HOUSING
WARNING:
Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber,
empty receiver, empty magazine). Inspect the firearm by looking through the
ejection port, the loading gate and the chamber. If it is not empty, unload it as
instructed in the relevant section. Check that the hammer is decocked.
WARNING:
Never look directly through the barrel from the muzzle and do not
replace the choke with the shotgun loaded even with the safety engaged.
• Clean the choke housing thoroughly using, if necessary, a brush swab soaked
with Beretta Gun Oil. Dry with a soft cloth.
• Check that the choke
is perfectly clean inside and outside.
• Apply a thin film of Beretta Gun Oil on the barrel thread and choke tube.
INSERTION OF CHOKE TUBE
CAUTION:
Always check that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber,