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ADJUSTING

THE

DROP

•

Unscrew

the

two

side

screws

of

the

adjustable

comb

and

loosen

the

central

"memory"

screw

by

one

turn

only

(Fig.

40).

NOTICE:

In

case

the

screw

has

been

loosened

excessively

it

is

designed

to

release

the

internal

retaining

nuts

in

order

to

avoid

possible

damages

to

the

stock.

To

re-establish

the

original

assembly

condition,

it

is

sufficient

to

manually

realign

the

internal

locking

stem

of

the

screw

and

retightening

it.

•

Move

the

front

and/or

the

rear

part

of

the

adjustable

comb

upwards

or

downwards

to

obtain

the

required

drop.

•

Only

tighten

the

two

side

screws

of

the

adjustable

comb

using

only

the

supplied

key.

•

When

the

drop

adjustment

is

correct,

tighten

the

central

"memory"

screw

using

only

the

key

supplied.

NOTICE:

When

the

drop

adjustment

is

correct,

tighten

the

central

"memory"

screw

using

only

the

key

supplied.

NOTICE:

The

tightening

of

the

central

"memory"

screw

locks

the

drop

position.

When

you

disassemble

the

adjustable

comb

from

the

stock,

(to

modify

the

cast

or

for

cleaning),

it

is

sufficient

to

unscrew

only

the

two

side

screws.

When

you

reassemble

it,

the

"memorized"

drop

will

be

re-established.

•

Check

the

adjustment

of

the

cast

and

drop

by

mounting

the

gun.

•

For

a

fine

adjustment

of

the

drop,

loosen

the

central

"memory"

screw

by

one

turn

and

the

two

side

screws

by

half•a-turn.

When

you

move

the

adjustable

comb,

it

will

"click"

between

the

various

positions

by

small

increments.

•

When

the

correct

position

is

found,

tighten

all

the

three

screws,

always

using

only

the

key

supplied.

NOTICE:

Periodically

inspect

your

"Memory

System"

device.

Dirt

and

dust

can

interfere

with

the

functioning

of

the

adjustment

mechanism.

MAINTENANCE

WARNING:

Always

check

that

the

shotgun

is

unloaded

(empty

cartridge

chambers).

If

not,

unload

it

as

instructed

in

the

relevant

section.

WARNING:

Never

point

the

firearm

at

someone

or

at

hard

and

flat

surfaces.

Always

treat

the

shotgun

as

if

it

were

loaded.

On

Beretta

shotguns,

maintenance

has

been

reduced

to

a

minimum,

but

that

minimum

must

be

performed

to

ensure

safe

and

reliable

functioning

and

a

longer

service

life

for

the

shotgun.

CAUTION:

To

clean

the

gun,

merely

disassemble

it

following

the

procedure

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