Manual

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Instruction Manual

1885 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE LOW-WALL

CAUTION: Make sure you have read and are thoroughly familiar with all

safety instructions before loading.

TO LOAD THE MAGAZINE

CAUTION: Use only Factory loaded ammunition. Do not use reloaded or hand-

loaded ammunition.

• Always use only good condition, undamaged, clean, dry, original high quality,

commercially manufactured ammunition of a reputable company which is appro-

priate to the gun’s caliber. Ammunition which is too small can fall forward and

become a barrel obstruction. Manufacturers design guns and ammunition within

exacting engineering safety limits, since handloads are often outside those lim-

its, they are not to be used.

WARNING: When a round is in the chamber, and regardless of the safety

devices, this gun may discharge accidentally if it is dropped or receives a

blow. Do not put a round in the chamber until the gun is in your hand and

you are ready to shoot. Clear the gun immediately after shooting.

To load the firearm:

1) To load your 1885 Rifle swing down the loading lever and push it forcefully

forward to lower the breech block. (Photo 1)

2) Always keep the muzzle of your rifle pointing in a safe direction, even when

you are certain that the rifle is not loaded. Absolutely, never point the firearm

towards anything you do not intend to shoot. To load your rifle, hold your gun

with the muzzle pointing to the ground at an angle of approximately 30° (Photo 2).

Making sure that the muzzle does not

touch the ground or is in any way

obstructed by anything, insert a car-

tridge into the chamber.

3) Make sure that the cartridge is fully

inserted into the chamber to avoid

interference with the bolt as it gets

closed (Photo 3).

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Instruction Manual 1885 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE LOW-WALL CAUTION: Make sure you have read and are thoroughly familiar with all safety instructions before loading. TO LOAD THE MAGAZINE CAUTION: Use only Factory loaded ammunition. Do not use reloaded or handloaded ammunition. • Always use only good condition, undamaged, clean, dry, original high quality, commercially manufactured ammunition of a reputable company which is appropriate to the gun’s caliber.
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6) You can now point your gun at the intended target. Only when you are sure that you are pointing at your target and that nobody is anywhere near the target, behind it or anywhere next to you, you can cock your hammer to the full cock position. During this operation, make sure that you don’t touch the trigger in anyway. Only when you are absolutely certain that you are ready to shoot, you can pull the trigger (Photo 6).