Owner's Manual

cleaning requires removal of only the barrel from the receiver (cleaning the

barrel), and the removal of several gas system components. A complete

cleaning requires removal of the bolt and trigger group.

PERIODIC OILING

Ordinary good judgment will

indicate that the metal parts of

a gun should receive a light film

of oil after the gun has been

exposed to weather or handling.

Occasionally, a small drop of light

gun oil may be placed inside the

receiver on the rails on which the

bolt slides (See Figure 11), and on

the surface of the magazine tube.

This will help to relieve friction

and ensure smooth operation.

If the gun has been exposed to a lot of dust, dirt, mud or water, the

principal working parts including the gas system, should be wiped

clean and lubricated with a light film of oil. Two containers of oil

have been provided with your Gold Fusion. Use the oil designated for

the mechanical mechanism on the working parts and metal finishes.

Use the oil indicated for the wood or stock to lightly wipe down the

wood stock and forearm. Do not interchange these two oils.

DO NOT POUR LARGE QUANTITIES OF OIL INTO THE ACTION. EXCESS OIL

WILL RUN BACK INTO THE WOOD OF THE STOCK AND CAUSE SOFTENING

OF THE WOOD, WITH CONSEQUENTIAL LOOSENING OF THE STOCK.

CLEANING THE BARREL

BE CERTAIN YOUR SHOTGUN’S MAGAZINE, FEED MECHANISM AND

CHAMBER ARE UNLOADED. PLACE THE “SAFETY” IN THE “ON SAFE”

POSITION AND LOCK THE BOLT TO THE REAR. ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE

SAFETY GLASSES DURING ALL DISASSEMBLY AND CLEANING PROCEDURES.

2 Remove the barrel so that it can be cleaned from the breech end

(See “Disassembly” on page 13).

FIGURE 11

Place a drop of light gun oil inside the receiver

on the rails.

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