Beretta A300 Outlander Wood Beretta Owner Manual A300 Outlander - Page 27

Never shoot the choke barrel without inserting a choke tube.

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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. CAUTION: 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: Check that the choke tube is in pristine condition (not damaged) prior to installing it. • Make sure that the barrel thread and choke tube are perfectly clean and lightly oiled. • Install the desired choke tube. • Manually screw the choke tube clockwise into the barrel. Use the Beretta spanner provided to tighten the choke tube until it is fully lowered into its seat in the barrel. Forcefully tighten it manually. • Remove the spanner from the barrel. CAUTION: Periodically check that the choke tube is tightened correctly, ensuring that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber, empty receiver and empty magazine) and breech bolt in the open position. If necessary, firmly tighten the choke tube with the Beretta spanner. Correct tightening of the choke tube will avoid the occurrence of shotgun damage or injury. CAUTION: The choke must be kept correctly tightened in the barrel at all times, even during storage and cleaning. Cleaning the barrel without the choke tube installed may lead to dirt becoming lodged in the barrel thread and preventing the choke tube from screwing in properly, or to the formation of rust or obstruction in the barrel. WARNING: Never shoot the choke barrel without inserting a choke tube. Shooting without a choke tube in the barrel is very dangerous, as residues of lead or debris may become lodged in the thread creating an obstruction within the barrel. Also, not using a choke tube will damage the threading of the barrel irreparably and result in irregular shot spread. Do not alter or modify an existing fixed choke Beretta barrel for the use of interchangeable choke tubes. The barrel wall thickness would be too thin to safely contain the pressure levels generated by shooting. EN 25

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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.
CAUTION:
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:
Check that the choke tube is in pristine condition (not damaged) prior
to installing it.
• Make sure that the barrel thread and choke tube are perfectly clean and lightly
oiled.
• Install the desired choke tube.
• Manually screw the choke tube clockwise into the barrel. Use the Beretta
spanner provided to tighten the choke tube until it is fully lowered into its seat
in the barrel. Forcefully tighten it manually.
• Remove the spanner from the barrel.
CAUTION:
Periodically check that the choke tube is tightened correctly, ensuring
that the shotgun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber, empty receiver and
empty magazine) and breech bolt in the open position. If necessary, firmly
tighten the choke tube with the Beretta spanner. Correct tightening of the choke
tube will avoid the occurrence of shotgun damage or injury.
CAUTION:
The choke must be kept correctly tightened in the barrel at all times,
even during storage and cleaning. Cleaning the barrel without the choke tube
installed may lead to dirt becoming lodged in the barrel thread and preventing
the choke tube from screwing in properly, or to the formation of rust or obstruction
in the barrel.
WARNING:
Never shoot the choke barrel without inserting a choke tube.
Shooting without a choke tube in the barrel is very dangerous, as residues of
lead or debris may become lodged in the thread creating an obstruction within
the barrel. Also, not using a choke tube will damage the threading of the barrel
irreparably and result in irregular shot spread.
Do not alter or modify an existing fixed choke Beretta barrel for the use of
interchangeable choke tubes. The barrel wall thickness would be too thin to
safely contain the pressure levels generated by shooting.