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BEFORE REMOVING THE FIREARM FROM THIS PACKAGE,

READ & UNDERSTAND THE PRECAUTIONS IN THE

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

TOP BREAK S.A. REVOLVER

SPECIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1) DO NOT transport your Uberti revolver with a cartridge in the chamber. Failure to

observe this rule could result in an accidental discharge if the firearm is dropped or

knocked.

2) We advise that you DO NOT use old cartridges in these firearms because brass

powder, after a certain period of time, can deteriorate and damage your firearm which can

be dangerous also for yourself.

3) NEVER use cartridges marked “High Speed” or “High Velocity”.

4) Uberti assumes no liability for incidents occurring through the use of reloaded ammuni-

tions. Use ONLY COMMERCIALLY loaded cartridges that have been loaded in accor-

dance with SAAMI-C.I.R standards.

IMPORTANT

The old-timers used to say that the safest way to carry a single-action

revolver was to load only five chambers and let the hammer rest, in the

safety position , on the empty sixth chamber. That’s good advice even

today. It still takes proper care in handling and use by you, its owner.

Via Artigiani, 1 - Gardone V.T (Brescia) - ITALY

Instruction Manual

SAFETY FEATURES

Safety devices, if used properly, can help minimize the danger of accidental firing.

NOTE: Read carefully your instruction manual on how to operate the safety devices on

your gun. Safety devices on guns are extras and are not a substitute for your

proper and safe handling practices.

AMMUNITION

- Use only commercially manufactured ammunition which pressure cannot be higher than the ones

stated by S.A.A.M.I. or C.I.P.

- Your gun has been designed for ammunition of a specific caliber - do not alter the barrel, chamber,

caliber for which you gun was designed. Be sure you never mix ammunition.

- Use only ammunition specifically recommended for your firearm. (Proper Ammunition specified on

barrel and cylinder).

- The use of reloaded Ammunition voids the warranty.

OUR COMPANY DECLINES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL DAMAGES DERIVED BY

USAGE OF RELOADED AMMUNITION

WARRANTY NOTICE!!

CHARCOAL BLUE FINISH: Derives its name from the high-temperature fire blueing

processinvolved in attaining the deep royal blue color. Charcoal Blue is more delicate than

standard blue: the gun must beconstantly oiled and with use will become a desirable smoke

gray “patina” finish as on an antique gun.

NICKELPLATED FINISH: This nickel plated finish is a superfical electrolytic process:

these nickel plated firearms, after firing, the muzzle crown of the barrel and the cylinder may begin to

show wear on close inspection. This is due to usage and is unavoidable.

25063 Gardone V.T. (Brescia) Italy - Via Artigiani, I

Phone +39.030.83 41800 - Telefax +39.030.83 41 801

E-mail: info@ubertireplicas.it

www.ubertireplicas.corn

Summary of content (4 pages)

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SAFETY FEATURES Safety devices, if used properly, can help minimize the danger of accidental firing. NOTE: Read carefully your instruction manual on how to operate the safety devices on your gun. Safety devices on guns are extras and are not a substitute for your proper and safe handling practices. Via Artigiani, 1 - Gardone V.T (Brescia) - ITALY AMMUNITION - Use only commercially manufactured ammunition which pressure cannot be higher than the ones stated by S.A.A.M.I. or C.I.P.
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SAFETY MANUAL This Manual Should Always Accompany this Firearm and Be Transferred With It Upon Change of Ownership SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Whether you are an experienced safe shooter and are familiar with these safety instruction procedures, or have some or no familiarity with handling a gun, it is imperative that you read carefully and thoroughly this entire instruction manual and follow the safety instructions to ensure you are familiar with the proper and safe use of this firearm to prevent personal injury,
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UNLOADING Point the gun in a safe direction. Draw the hammer back to the first cock position (Drawing “A”). Turn the gun so the cylinder is facing downward, release the Stud Latch and completely open the gun. At this point all the cartridges will fall out contemporarily towards the ground. FIRING POSITION (FULL COCK) (Drawing “B”) Pull the hammer backward in firing position (full cock). Make sure it clicks into this rearmost position. Your revolver is now ready to fire.
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The term “single action” means that the hammer of your revolver must be manually drawn fully backward, or“cocked”, before firing each shot. In the process of cocking your revolver, you should note that there are three separate hammer positions, each one having its purpose: A. “SAFETY”, “TRANSPORT”, “LOADING”, “UNLOADING” B. “FIRING” C. “AFTER FIRING” SAFETY These guns have a hammer block safety in the frame. To activate the hammer safety block, pull the hammer backward until you hear the first click.