Manual

hand (from the bottom right), through the window opening of the frame. The ejection rod

can be operated with the thumb.

Fixing the cylinder accelerates the unloading process. Furthermore, it will prevent the

cylinder from falling back into the frame opening, and ergo keeping the employed

ejector from hitting the frame. If this occurs, it might cause damage to the surface finish.

While fixing the cylinder, the muzzle should always point downwards and/or in a safe

direction.

While unloading the cylinder, the revolver should be pointed upwards, in the opposite

but safe direction.

6.1 Abrasive marks of the cylinder stop

While rotation of the cylinder occurs by pulling the trigger, no abrasive marks at the

cylinder stop on the outer diameter of the cylinder can occur. Such abrasive marks only

occur when turning the cylinder improperly by hand.

While closing the cylinder, the cylinder stop should be inserted into an arresting groove

or in the area of the ramp. In this way, the abrasive marks on the cylinder can be

generally avoided.

6.2 Optional replacement cylinder

After opening the cylinder, the cylinder/crane assembly can be removed from the front

of the frame by pushing the button on the right side of the revolver frame.

During the installation of the cylinder/crane assembly, the button has to be pushed

again. The arresting piece will arrest the crane-axis.

This assembly allows for a non problematic insertion of a replacement cylinder and

makes the cleaning of the weapon easier. By removing the cylinder/crane assembly

from the frame, an “added safety”, (for instance at the shooting line); can be achieved.