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Interchangeable Trigger, Group

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● Loosen the side trigger screw with the supplied screwdriver till it can move freely. CAUTION: Do not remove the trigger screw to avoid the loss of the internal ball detent. ● Slide the trigger to the required position, referring to the marks on the trigger base. (Fig. 30) ● Completely tighten the screw. ● To remove the trigger , completely slide it forward, (towards the barrels) and off of the trigger base.Remove the trigger by pulling it down. (Fig.31) INTERCHANGEABLE TRIGGER GROUP DT10 TRIDENT The Beretta DT10 Trident competition shotguns feature a completely interchangeable and quickly removable trigger group. WARNING: Removal and/or installation of the trigger group should be performed only when the gun is unloaded (empty chambers) and the barrels are opened. Beretta assumes no responsibility for any injury to persons or damage to property caused by an accidental discharge of the firearm, resulting from neglect of the BASIC SAFETY RULES and this WARNING. REMOVAL Pointing the gun in a safe direction and keeping your fingers clear of the trigger, rotate the top lever to the right to open the gun and to cock the hammers. Make sure that the chambers are empty. If they are not, extract the cartridges. Close the gun. A) Push the safety/selector lever all the way forward, pass the "ready to fire" position. You will expose a white dot at the base of the lever and hear a distinctive "click". (Fig. 32) B) Rotate the top lever to the right and partially open the barrels. CAUTION: At this point, the trigger group is not locked in place but retained by a spring plunger and may drop out of the receiver if the gun is struck or if it is dislodged by contact with other objects. C) Grab the trigger group by the trigger guard and gently pull it downwards to remove it from the receiver. (Fig. 33) NOTICE: To remove the trigger group it is necessary to pull it lightly. If a light pull does not release the trigger group, close the gun and repeat the operations A) and B). 47

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Loosen the side trigger screw with the supplied screwdriver till it can move freely.
●
Slide the trigger to the required position, referring to the marks on the trigger base.
(Fig. 30)
●
Completely tighten the screw.
●
To remove the trigger , completely slide it forward, (towards the barrels) and off
of
the trigger base.Remove the trigger by pulling it down.
(Fig.31)
CAUTION:
Do not remove
the trigger screw to avoid the loss of the internal
ball detent.
INTERCHANGEABLE TRIGGER
GROUP
The
Beretta DT10
Trident competition shotguns
feature a completely
interchangeable and quickly removable trigger group.
REMOVAL
WARNING:
Removal and/or installation of the trigger group should be
performed only
when the gun is unloaded (empty chambers) and the barrels
are opened. Beretta assumes no responsibility for any injury to persons or
damage to property caused by an accidental discharge of the firearm,
resulting from neglect of the BASIC SAFETY RULES and this WARNING.
Pointing the gun in a safe direction and keeping your fingers clear of the trigger,
rotate the top lever to the right to open the gun and to cock the hammers. Make sure
that the chambers are empty. If they are not, extract the cartridges. Close the gun.
A) Push the safety/selector lever all the way forward, pass the “ready to fire” position.
You will expose a white dot at the base of the lever and hear a distinctive “click”.
(Fig. 32)
B) Rotate the top lever to the right and partially open the barrels.
CAUTION:
At this point, the trigger group is not locked in place but retained by
a spring plunger and may drop out of the receiver if the gun is struck or if it is
dislodged by contact with other objects.
C) Grab the trigger group by the trigger guard and gently pull it downwards to remove
it from the receiver.
(Fig. 33)
DT10 TRIDENT
NOTICE:
To remove
the trigger group it is necessary to pull it lightly. If a light
pull does not release the trigger group, close the gun and repeat the
operations A) and B).