Beretta 92 FS Compact Inox Operating Instructions - Page 2

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Caution: Read this manual carefully before handling and loading the pistol. WARNING: Always ensure that the safety is fully engaged until ready to fire. A safety is fully engaged only when the safety can move no further into the safe position. A safety which is not fully engaged will not prevent weapon discharge. BASIC SAFETY • A loaded firearm has the potential to kill. Intelligently handled it is safe. • An accident is always the result of basic safety rules neglect. • Accident prevention is user responsibility. • Always treat a firearm as if it were loaded. • Never point a firearm at anything you don't want to shoot. • Before handling and loading a firearm, be sure you know how it functions. • Be sure to use correct and undamaged ammunition. • Be sure your firearm is clean - before loading inspect the barrel to insure it is perfectly clean and free of foreign objects. Shooting with an obstruction in the barrel such as dirt, mud, grease, lodged bullet or jacket, residues, etc., can cause barrel bulging and/or rupture. • Never shoot at a flat surface or water. • Avoid alcoholic beverages or drugs before and during shooting. • Avoid hard hitting or dropping of a loaded firearm. • Store firearms and ammunition separately, beyond the reach of children. Be sure cartridge chamber is empty. • To avoid corrosion during storage, thoroughly clean the firearm and protect all metal surfaces with a light film of good grade gun oil. Store pistol unwrapped in a container placed in a ventilated area. Store ammunition in a separate container placed in a cool ventilated area. Shooting glasses and earplugs: Shooting glasses are a must; chances of gas, gunpowder and dirt particle blow-back are remote but do exist. Earplugs reduce the chance of temporary or permanent loss of hearing when shooting. Firearms Safety Course: To familiarize yourself with the proper use of firearms, attend a Firearms Safety Course in your area. Remember - only YOU are responsible for the firearm in your hands. Prevent accidents by knowing its function. HANDLE IT WITH RESPECT NOT FEAR. Safety devices on firearms are EXTRAS and are not substitutes for safe handling. 1

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Caution:
Read
this
manual
carefully
before
handling
and
loading
the
pistol.
WARNING:
Always
ensure
that
the
safety
is
fully
engaged
until
ready
to
fire.
A
safety
is
fully
engaged
only
when
the
safety
can
move
no
further
into
the
safe
position.
A
safety
which
is
not
fully
engaged
will
not
prevent
weapon
discharge.
BASIC
SAFETY
•
A
loaded
firearm
has
the
potential
to
kill.
Intelligently
handled
it
is
safe.
•
An
accident
is
always
the
result
of
basic
safety
rules
neglect.
•
Accident
prevention
is
user
responsibility.
•
Always
treat
a
firearm
as
if
it
were
loaded.
•
Never
point
a
firearm
at
anything
you
don't
want
to
shoot.
•
Before
handling
and
loading
a
firearm,
be
sure
you
know
how
it
functions.
•
Be
sure
to
use
correct
and
undamaged
ammunition.
•
Be
sure
your
firearm
is
clean
—
before
loading
inspect
the
barrel
to
insure
it
is
perfectly
clean
and
free
of
foreign
objects.
Shooting
with
an
obstruction
in
the
barrel
such
as
dirt,
mud,
grease,
lodged
bullet
or
jacket,
residues,
etc.,
can
cause
barrel
bulging
and/or
rupture.
•
Never
shoot
at
a
flat
surface
or
water.
•
Avoid
alcoholic
beverages
or
drugs
before
and
during
shooting.
•
Avoid
hard
hitting
or
dropping
of
a
loaded
firearm.
•
Store
firearms
and
ammunition
separately,
beyond
the
reach
of
children.
Be
sure
cartridge
chamber
is
empty.
•
To
avoid
corrosion
during
storage,
thoroughly
clean
the
firearm
and
protect
all
metal
surfaces
with
a
light
film
of
good
grade
gun
oil.
Store
pistol
unwrapped
in
a
container
placed
in
a
ventilated
area.
Store
ammunition
in
a
separate
container
placed
in
a
cool
ventilated
area.
Shooting
glasses
and
earplugs:
Shooting
glasses
are
a
must;
chances
of
gas,
gunpowder
and
dirt
particle
blow
-back
are
remote
but
do
exist.
Earplugs
reduce
the
chance
of
temporary
or
permanent
loss
of
hearing
when
shooting.
Firearms
Safety
Course:
To
familiarize
yourself
with
the
proper
use
of
firearms,
attend
a
Firearms
Safety
Course
in
your
area.
Remember
—
only
YOU
are
responsible
for
the
firearm
in
your
hands.
Prevent
accidents
by
knowing
its
function.
HANDLE
IT
WITH
RESPECT
NOT
FEAR.
Safety
devices
on
firearms
are
EXTRAS
and
are
not
substitutes
for
safe
handling.
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