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2. Safety regulations1. General Instructions

Be sure to read through these instructions

carefully before attempting any handling

on this Swiss Arms firearm.

Understanding these instructions and the tech-

nically correct implementation of the information

contained therein are imperative to correct

initial preparation and safety during handling,

care and maintenance of this Swiss Arms fire-

arm. Only first use the firearm when you have

fully understood all the safety instructions and

the handling of the firearm. Should you require

further information, do not hesitate to contact

your dealer, importer or the manufacturer.

Ensure that you always comply with the local

and national laws that govern ownership,

carrying and use of firearms.

Be aware that this firearm, like all firearms, is

dangerous. The firearm to which these safety

instructions apply was sold under the expressed

condition that the manufacturer and the importer

of the firearm do not accept any liability for the

consequences of mishandling or incorrect use

of the firearm. This applies in particular to liability

for bodily harm or damage to property resulting

in whole or in part from:

– discharge with criminal intent or through

negligence,

– improper or careless handling,

– defective, incorrect, hand-loaded

or reloaded ammunition,

– inadequate care of the firearm

(e.g. corrosion, damage),

– disregard of malfunctions,

– resale in contradiction of regional

laws and legislation,

– other circumstances beyond our

direct or immediate control.

These limitations apply, regardless of whether

liability is asserted on the basis of a contract,

negligence or strict liability (including any failure

to warn).

Neither do the manufacturers or the importers

bear any liability for incidental or consequental

damages such as loss of use or property, com-

mercial losses or loss of earnings and profits.

 Never use this firearm when under the in-

fluence of alcohol or drugs, during illness or

other complaints; they can influence your

judgement and reflexes.

 Always consider the firearm as loaded and

unsafe until you have performed the un-

loading procedure to verify that it is not

(see Sect. 5.8.).

 During all manipulations, keep the muzzle

of the firearm pointed in a safe direction.

Safe directions are defined as areas where

there are no people, other living creatures or

other people’s property.

 Never point the firearm at doors, window

panes, walls, concrete, stones or other flat

surfaces (including water). Shots can pene-

trate such surfaces, or be deflected into

unsafe directions by them.

 Never aim at yourself or other human

beings.

 Never rely on safety mechanisms. They can

never be a substitute for careful and correct

handling of this firearm.

 Always handle your firearm as if the safety

mechanisms were defective. The best safety

device is the correct, frequently practised

and secure handling of this firearm.

 Never fire a firearm which has been pene-

trated by water, sand, dirt or other foreign

bodies.

 Never decock the hammer by holding on to

the hammer and pulling the trigger at the

same time.

 Never let a loaded rifle out of your hands.

 Always unload the firearm immediately after

firing, before putting the firearm away, putting

it into a holster or handing it to another

authorized person.

 Never hand over this firearm to another

person without these Handling and Safety

Instructions.

 Never leave this rifle unattended. Unautho-

rised persons could use it to cause dama-

ge, threaten or kill other people, for which

you could be held liable.

 Never put away the firearm loaded. Remove

the magazine and verify that there is no

round in the chamber by performing the

unloading procedure (see Sect. 5.8.).

 Always keep the firearm and the ammunition

stored in different places, and ensure that

neither can fall into the hands of unauthorised

persons or children.

The following safety advice highlights the

different dangers in the individual sections

of these instructions:

Information on risks which, if not

scrupulously observed, can directly

lead to grievous bodily harm or death.

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