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V. RULES OF FIREARMS SAFETY

1. Read completely, fully understand and be willing to follow all instructions and

warranty limitations in this booklet before attempting to shoot your ﬁrearm.

2. Point the muzzle in a safe direction at all times. A “safe direction” is one in

which, if the ﬁrearm were to discharge, there would be no injury to anyone.

Never point a gun (Whether you think it is loaded or unloaded) directly at

another person or at yourself. A bullet can penetrate walls, ceilings, ﬂoors,

doors, windows, and many other materials and kill or injure someone on the

opposite side.

3. Always check to make sure your ﬁrearm is in good working order before use.

Test the hammer, trigger, and breeching lever carefully prior to loading. Check

the barrel for any obstructions, as any obstruction can cause the barrel to

burst causing severe injury or death. Keep your ﬁnger off the trigger and

outside the trigger guard until you are aimed at a proper target and have

decided to ﬁre. If your ﬁnger is inside the trigger guard, you could ﬁre your

gun without intending to, for instance, if you were startled, or if you slipped or

lost your balance.

4. Always treat any ﬁrearm as if it is loaded.

5. Always wear proper eye and ear protection when loading or ﬁring any ﬁrearm.

6. Be sure of your target, and what is around and beyond it. The projectile ﬁred

from your ﬁrearm can travel several hundred yards, and has the potential to

kill or seriously injure someone at that distance! Once you pull the trigger,

you cannot call the projectiles back, so you must positively identify your target

before you ﬁre. Fire only with a safe backstop behind your target - something

that will stop and contain the projectiles you ﬁre, even if you miss the target or

your projectile passes through it.

7. Do not point your ﬁrearms at anything you do not intend to shoot. Be sure that

all bystanders are safely positioned behind you and that they are aware that

you are about to shoot. Be mindful that this ﬁrearm has a range in excess of a

half a mile.

8. Whenever you handle a ﬁrearm that, even momentarily, has been out of your

direct control, start by checking its condition to determine whether or not it is

loaded. A ﬁrearm in your hands is a lethal weapon which is YOUR responsibil-

ity, so YOU must check it yourself, NOW, not later. Do not rely on someone

else to check it.

9. Never take drugs and/or drink alcoholic beverages before and during shooting.

10. Never use any ﬁrearm unless you completely understand how it operates and

how its safety features work. If you are not already an experienced ﬁrearms

user, you should obtain training in the safe and proper use of ﬁrearms by

attending one of the many ﬁrearms safety and shooting courses offered in all

parts of the country by the National Riﬂe Association (telephone 703-267-

1000), gun clubs and ranges, gun shops, shooting schools and other qualiﬁed

sources of instruction.

11. No projectiles other than those speciﬁcally recommended by Traditions may

be used in your ﬁrearm.

12. Before ﬁring any ﬁrearm, be sure it is in good working order and that the

barrel is clear of dirt, grease, water, excess oil, rust, corrosion or any

other obstruction.

13. Always be mindful of where the safety is set and routinely verify its setting.

Never solely rely on any riﬂe’s safety. It is prudent to always treat every gun as

if it were loaded and ready to ﬁre. A ﬁrearm’s safety is a mechanical device

which can fail.

14. Never give a ﬁrearm to anyone, or take a ﬁrearm from anyone, unless it is

unloaded and the action is open. If someone tries to hand you a ﬁrearm with

the action closed, politely ask them to open it before you take it from them.

15. Always unload your ﬁrearm when immediate shooting is not planned.

16. Never leave a loaded ﬁrearm unattended.

17. Never climb, jump or move abruptly while carrying any loaded ﬁrearm.

18. Never transport a loaded ﬁrearm nor shoot one from within a vehicle.

19. Always store the ammunition and riﬂe in separate locked places. Always

keep all ﬁrearms and ammunition components secured and separate away

from children. Never store a loaded gun.

20. In the event of a misﬁre, assume the gun could ﬁre at any moment. Keep gun

pointed down range with the action closed. Wait at least one minute before

unloading.

21. Never load a ﬁrearm indoors. Only load your ﬁrearm in a location where it is

safe to shoot.

22. Be certain that anyone ﬁring this ﬁrearm understands and is willing to follow

the instructions and precautions in this manual and the fundamentals of safe

ﬁrearm handling.

23. Never shoot at a hard, ﬂat surface or the surface of water.

24. When shooting, be alert to be sure no one comes into the line of ﬁre. Check

the backstop and target area carefully to be sure it is free of people each time

before you begin to ﬁre. When ﬁring with a group of people, put a responsible

person in charge to maintain safety, discipline and control to reduce the

chance of accidents. On a ﬁring range, be alert to the commands of the range

ofﬁcer, and follow them precisely and immediately. Never ﬁre your gun near

an animal, unless it is trained to accept the noise of gunﬁre. An animal’s

startled reaction to the sound of gunﬁre could injure it or could cause an

accident.

25. If the ﬁrearm is dropped or struck a hard blow, open action and unload the

ﬁrearm. Check the bore for obstructions. Verify that the hammer and trigger

function properly and that there are no broken or damaged parts. Take the

ﬁrearm to a qualiﬁed gunsmith for inspection and repair if any problems

are found.

26. Refer to Section XIX for cleaning and maintenance instructions.

Take time now to acquaint yourself with your Traditions Firearm. If you have any

questions regarding your ﬁrearm after reviewing this information, please contact

the Traditions Customer Service Department for assistance.

MAKE SURE THAT THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE PROCEEDING.

Make sure ﬁrearm is pointed in a safe direction at all times and your ﬁnger

is outside the trigger guard.

Verify ﬁrearm is unloaded by using action release button in a rearward direc-

tion to open action and visually verify that there are no live or spent primers in

the breech plug. If there are spent or live primers remove them immediately.

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