Beretta SV10 Prevail III Beretta SV10 Perennia/Preveil User Manual - Page 4

BASIC

SAFETY

RULES

WARNING:

This

firearm

has

the

capability

of

taking

your

life

or

the

life

of

someone

else!

Always

be

extremely

careful

with

your

firearm.

An

accident

is

almost

always

the

result

of

not

following

basic

firearm

safety

rules.

1.

NEVER

POINT

A

FIREARM

AT

SOMETHING

THAT

IS

NOT

SAFE

TO

SHOOT.

Never

let

the

muzzle

of

a

fi

rearm

point

at

any

part

of

your

body

or

at

another

person.

This

is

especially

important

when

loading

or

unloading

the

firearm.

When

you

are

shooting

at

a

target,

know

what

is

behind

it.

Some

bullets

can

travel

over

a

mile.

If

you

miss

your

target

or

if

the

bullet

penetrates

the

target,

it

is

your

responsibility

to

ensure

that

the

shot

does

not

cause

unintended

injury

or

damage.

2.

ALWAYS

TREAT

A

FIREARM

AS

IF

IT

WERE

LOADED.

Never

assume

that

a

firearm

is

unloaded.

The

only

certain

way

to

ensure

that

a

firearm

has

the

chamber(s)

empty

is

to

open

the

chamber

and

visually

and

physically

examine

the

inside

to

see

if

a

round

is

present.

Removing

or

unloading

the

magazine

will

not

guarantee

that

a

firearm

Is

unloaded

or

cannot

fi

re.

Shotguns

and

rifles

can

be

checked

by

cycling

or

removing

all

rounds

and

by

then

opening

and

inspecting

the

chamber

so

that

a

visual

inspection

of

the

chamber

for

any

remaining

rounds

can

be

made.

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