Beretta SV10 Prevail III Beretta SV10 Perennia/Preveil User Manual - Page 27

•

Check

again

the

.perfect

adhesion

of

the

trigger

group

with

the

walls

of

the

receiver

(Fig.

35).

•

Insert

the

supplied

spanner

In

the

screw

positioned

on

the

rear

of

the

receiver

and

turn

the

screw

clockwise

of

half

turn.

•

Tighten

the

screw.

•

Remount

the

stock

as

previously

described.

•

Decock

the

hammers

as

indicated

in

the

relevant

section.

WARNING:

Do

not

attempt

to

make

repairs

to

any

firearm

without

proper

knowledge

or

training.

Do

not

alter

parts

or

use

substitute

parts

not

made

by

Beretta.

Any

alterations

or

adjustments

that

may

be

necessary

to

the

operating

mechanism

should

be

performed

by

the

Manufacturer

or

by

its

local

official

distributor.

Do

not

attempt

to

alter

the

internal

parts

of

your

shotgun's

firing

mechanism.

Altering

internal

parts

can

cause

unsafe

conditions

and

voids

the

manufacturer's

warranty.

REPLACING

THE

RECOIL

PAD

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

fl

at

surfaces.

Always

treat

the

shotgun

as

if

it

were

loaded.

Some

Beretta

Perennia

over

and

unders

come

standard

with

a

Gel•Tek

recoil

pad

that

can

be

replaced

with

other

Beretta

recoil

pads

of

different

thickness

and

material

(optional).

By

assembling

recoil

pads

of

different

thickness

it

is

possible

to

modify

the

length

of

pull.

REPLACING

THE

GEL•TEK

PAD

WITH

A

CONVENTIONAL

RECOIL

PAD.

•

With

a

flathead

screwdriver

(approx.

4

mm/0.15

in.),

pull

out

retaining

clasp

of

the

Gel•Tek

recoil

pad

(Fig.

36).

•

Remove

the

Gel•Tek

recoil

pad.

•

Unscrew

and

remove

the

retaining

screws

and

their

bushings

from

the

stock.

using

a

Phillips

-head

screwdriver

(Fig.

37).

•

Pressing

the

conventional

recoil

pad

firmly

against

the

buttstock,

insert

the

screws

through

the

recoil

pad

and

into

the

buttstock's

pre

-drilled

holes

and

tighten

them

with

a

Phillips

-head

screwdriver.

For

rubber

recoil

pad

it

is

advisable

to

oil

the

screwdriver

head

in

order

to

facilitate

its

entry

into

the

rubber

material

of

the

pad.

•

Tighten

the

screws.

REPLACING

A

CONVENTIONAL

RECOIL

PAD

WITH

A

GEL•TEK

PAD

•

Unscrew

and

remove

the

retaining

screws

with

a

properly

sized

Phillips

-head

screwdriver

and

detach

the

recoil

pad

from

the

stock.

For

rubber

recoil

pad

it

is

advisable

to

oil

the

screwdriver

head

in

order

to

facilitate

its

entry

into

the

rubber

material

of

the

pad.

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