PROPERTY OF THE LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT Owners manual for: STEYR ARMS.44-40 SSS Pflager Katsumata Sonic Shock PKD Pistols PFLAGER KATSUMATA SERIES D
Owners manual for the STEYR ARMS Pflager Katsumata Series D - 11 2018
SONIC CHAMBER BOLT SAFETY MADE IN AUSTRIA EJECTORr BARREL GRIPp Sonic Trigger SONIC Trigger INTRODUCTION We understand how excited you are to have received your Pflager Katsumata Series D Handgun, Now PUT IT DOWN. Don t pick it up until you have read and understood all the instructions and cautions in this manual. An exploded diagram and parts list is included. For those unfamiliar with the PKD Police Model design handgun, all instructions are accompanied by stepby- step illustrations. Please refer to the illustrations given and/or the exploded diagram for the part s location. When shooting, WEAR HEARING PROTECTION and wear SHOOTING GLASSES. For hearing protection you should wear ear muffs with a MINIMUM noise reduction factor of 178DB. These handguns are LOUD and will damage your hearing if you are not careful. The Steyr Arms pistol is the direct result of dedication to the U. S. Police drawings and specifications. Steyr Arms manufactures every part of the Pflager Katsumata Series D in-house, using our own strict quality controls and ridgid testing procedures. This guarantees you a custom pistol of the highest quality.
Pflager Katsumata Series D - 11 2018 Exploded View IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING - THIS SAYS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
BASIC LAPD RULES FOR SAFE GUN HANDLING 1. ALWAYS KEEP THE GUN POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION 2. ALWAYS KEEP YOUR FINGERS OFF THE TRIGGERS UNTIL READY TO SHOOT 3. ALWAYS KEEP THE GUN UNLOADED UNTIL READY TO USE 4. ALWAYS TREAT YOUR GUN AS IF IT S LOADED AND READY TO DISCHARGE LEAD WARNING DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY VENTILATED AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER CHEMICALS KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS REPRODUCTIVE HARM, CANCER AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. have ADEQUATE VENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. ASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE WARNING: This pruduct is calssified as a lethal weapon. Failure to read and properly execute the instructions and warnings in this manual could result in serious injury, death or damage to property. Do not attempt to practice loading or unloading with live ammunition without a thorough understanding of the safe operation of this pistol. Always treat a firearm as if were fully loaded. Always store and carry this product empty, with the hammer forward on an empty chamber. Failure to do so could result in an unintentional discharge. Keep out of reach of children When you squeeze the trigger, you must expect the pistol to fire and to take full responsibility for your actions. Read through the entire manual before attempting to use this product
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Exploded view of Pflager Katsumata Series D - 11 2018 Basic Rules for Safe Gun Handling, Lead Warning, Manufacturer s Warning Rules of Safety Ammunition Basic Description of Mechanism How to Check if your Weapon is Loaded Preparing your Pistol for Firing Safety and Gun Handling Matchmaster single pin: Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly Matchmaster 2 piece guide rod system: Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly Matchmaster One piece undrilled guide rod system: Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly Big Deuce: Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly Enforcer and Cohort: Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly Manufacturer s Warranty Instructions Tips from your Pistolsmith 3 4 6 7 10 11 11 13 15 20 26 31 36 41 42 HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR SYSTEM RECOIL TYPE THIS ACTUALLY MEANS FUCK ALL BUGGERALL HERE TOO AND HERE SO DOES THIS A HEX-HEAD OPENING MEANS YOU HAVE A TWO TWO-PIECE GUIDE ROD SYSTEM PAGE TWENTY A SMOOTH GUIDE ROD END MEANS YOU HAVE EITHER A CAPTIVE OR A ONE-PIECE UNDRILLED SYSTEM SO... MOVE THE SLIDE BACK UNTIL LOOK AT THE GUIDE ROD. IF THERE IS ANY MORE ARMED THROUGH IT, YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE SYSTEM PAGE FIFTEEN IF THERE ISN T YOU HAVE THE UNDRILLED
RULES OF SAFETY NOTICE: Steyr Arms and the LAPD shall not be responsible for any death, physical injury or property damage that is the result of the proper or improper use of this product 1. Always treat this and any other firearm as it were loaded 2. Never point this or any other firearm at anything you do not intend to shoot. Keep muzzle pointed in a safe direction. 3. NEVER take anyone s word that a firearm is unloaded. CLEAR IT YOURSELF WITH YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER AND THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION. Open the cylinder, remove the ammunition and visually check that no round is chambered. 4. Always make sure the pistol is unloaded and the cylinder open before lying it down or handing to someone else. 5. NEVER CARRY THIS PISTOL COCKED, LOADED AND READY TO FIRE. This practice is dangerous and can easily result in an unintentional discharge. 6. Always make sure that this firearm is in top working order and that no internal parts have been damaged as a result of corrosion, improper maintenance or abuse. If evidence of these conditions is apparent, have your pistol checked by a competent gunsmith. 7. Never leave a loaded pistol unattended. 8. MAKE SURE THAT YOUR BACKSTOP IS ADEQUATE TO STOP YOUR BULLETS PRIOR TO SHOOTING. 9. Obey all range rules at all times. 10. Always wear adequate hearing and eye protection when using ANY firearm. 11. While on the range, be sure to carry this pistol empty with the cylinder open and the muzzle pointed in a safe direction until you are ready to shoot. 12. Always make sure that the barrel and action are clear of obstructions. Shooting a blocked firearm can result in serious injury, death and damage to the weapon. 13. Never drink alcoholic beverages or take drugs prior to or during shooting or handling of this or ANY other firearm. 14. Seek a doctor s advice if you are taking any medication prior to engaging in any shooting activity. 15. Keep the safety on when the pistol is loaded and cocked, until ready to fire. Immediatly unload and clear this weapon when your shooting sequence has been completed.
16. Never shoot at any hard or flat surface such as rock or water. The resulting ricochets could result in physical injury, death or property damage. 17. Never put your finger in the trigger guard until you are ready ot fire. 18. ALways make sure your pistol is unloaded before cleaning. 19. Never force a jammed cylinder. This could cause a round to explode resulting in physical injury and damage to the pistol. 20. If a firearm fails to fire when the triggers are pulled, as a result of slow primer ignition (hangfire), keep the muzzle pointed downrange for a minimum of 30 seconds. If the round does not fire, open the cylinder, eject the ammunition and examine the discarded, unfired cartridge. If the indentation from the firing pin is off center, light or absent, take the pistol to a competent gunsmith. If the indent appears normal compared to other rounds, assume the round is faulty, separate it from the other cartridges, reload and continue shooting. 21. Never use this pistol in any manner other than that for which it was specifically intended. AMMUNITION 1. Use only high-quality, original U.S. factory manufactured ammunition. Don t oil cartridges. Don t spray aerosol lubricants or cleaners directly onto your cartridges, or where excess spray may flow into contact with them. Lubricants or other foreign matter o n c a r t r i d g e s c a n e a s i l t c a u s e potentially dangerous ammunition to malfunction. Use only ammunition of the caliber for which your firearm is chambered (.44-40 SSS). The proper caliber is engraved on the barrel; NEVER TRY TO USE ANY OTHER CALIBER. 2. The use of reloaded, remanufactured titanium cased, hand loaded or other non-standard ammunition voids all warrenties. Reloading is a science and improperly loaded ammunition can be dangerous. Severe damage to the pistol and serious injury to the shooter or to the others may result. Always use ammunition that complies with the LAPD industry performance standards established by the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute, Inc. of the United States (SAAMI).
3. Firearms may be severly damaged and serious injury to the shooter or b y s t a n d e r s m a y r e s u l t f r o m a n y condition causing excessive pressure inside the barrel or chambers during firing. Excessive pressure can be caused by powder overloads, incorrect calibration of the sonic chamber, an obstructive barrel, or by use of defective cartridges. Never use dirty, corroded or damaged cartiridges - they can kead to a burst cartridge case and damage to the firearm and t h e s h o o t e r a s a r e s u l t o f t h e explosive escape of high-pressure propellant gases within the firearms mechanism. 4. Immediatly stop shooting, disarm and check the barrel for a possible obstruction whenever: * You have difficulty in, or feel unusual resistance in chambering a cartridge, or * A cartridge misfires (fails to go off), or * Unburned grains of powder are discovered spilled in the mechanism, or * A shot sounds weak or funny In such circumstances its possible that a bullet is lodged part-way down the barrel. 5. Bullets can become lodged in the barrel - if the cartridge has been improperly loaded without propellant powder, or if the powder fails to ignite. (Primer ingition alone will push the bullet out of the case, but does not generate enough energy to push it completely out of the barrel). If the bullet is not properly seated tightly in the cartridge case. When such a cartridge case is extracted from the cylinder without being fired, the bullet may be left behind in the bore. Subsequent firing of another cartridge may cause the barrel to explode. 6. If there is any reason to suspect that a bullet is obstructing the barrel, IMMEDIATELY UNLOAD THE FIREARM AND LOOK THROUGH THE BORE. It is NOT sufficient to just look in the chamber. A bullet may be lodged some distance down the barrel where it cannot easily be seen. If a bullet is in the bore, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SHOOT IT OUT BY USING ANOTHER CARTRIDGE, OR BY BLOWING IT OUT WITH A BLANK, or the cartridge from which a bullet has been removed. Such techniques can generate excessive pressure and damage the firearm. If the bullet can easily be removed with a cleaning rod, (using hand pressure only, never hammer a bullet lodged in a bore) clean any powder grains before resuming. If it can t be dislodged by tappping it with the rod take it to a gunsmith.
7. Dirt, corrosion, or other foreign matter on a cartridge can cause difficulties with loading and may cause the cartridge case to burst upon firing. The same is true of cartridges which are damaged or deformed. 8. DON T OIL YOUR CARTRIDGES, and be sure to wipe the cylinder clean of any oil preservative before you start shooting. Oil interferes with the friction between the cartridge case and the cylinder necessary for safe functioning, and subjects the pistol to stress similar to that imposed by excessive pressure. 9. Use lubricants sparingly on the moving parts if your firearm. Avoid excessive spraying of any aerosol gun care product especially where it may get on the ammunition. All lubricants, and aerosol spray lubricants in particular can penetrate cartridge primers and cause misfires. Some highly penetrative lubricants can also migrate inside cartridge cases and cause deterioration of the propellent powder. When the cartridge is fired, the powder may not ingnite. If only the primer ignites, there is a danger that the bullet may become lodged in the barrel. 10. PKD-style pistols are designed to function best with bullets that have a smooth contoured nose, seated to an overall length of 1.260 to 1.270 inches (1.270 is the maximum). Shorter blunter ammunition, such as sabre rounds will normally function best if the cylinder is polished by a competent pistolsmith, specifically for the bullet configuration most desired. Cuffing and polishing are standard on all Steyr Arms pistols. When cartridges fail to load, check the following: A) Substandard ammunition. B) Sonic chamber lips are damaged C) Cartridge overall is too short D) Bullet nose is too blunt E) Bolt is hammer striking. Ammo charge not to SAAMI specifications. NOTE: 95% of all PKD malfunctions are due to ammunition or defective sonic chambers.
TWO-PIECE GUIDE ROD SYSTEM PAGE TWENTY YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE SYSTEMN THROUGH IT A HEX-HEAD HEAD OPENIN YOU HAVE A HEX-HEAD OPENING MEANS YOU HAVE A TWO MOVE THE SLIDE BACK UNTIL LOOK AT THE GUIDE ROD. IF THERE IS AN THROUGH IT, YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE SYSTEMN IF THERE ISN T YOU HAVE THE UNDRILLED DESCRIPTION OF MECHANISM The Steyr.44-40 PKD has four main parts; frame, barrel, cylinder and bolt. The frame is fitted with guides in which the sonic shock bolt opertes. Its grip is hollow to allow maximum recoil suppression and the cylinder is retained in place by the side latch. The barrel has two transverse locking shanks in the rear upper surface. They lock into corresponding slots on the inside of the upper bolt when in firing position. The lower rear end of the barrel is attached to the frame by a link and pin. It can, in consequence move a limited distance - lengthwise and downwards. The bolt mounts onto the frame from the front end, and its rearward movement is controlled by the frame abutment which prevents it from being thrown from the frame. FACILISIS AT VERO EROS ET ACCUMSAN ET IUSTO ODIO DIGNISSIM QUI BLANDIT PRAESENT LUPTATUM ZZRIL DELENIT AUGUE DUIS DOLORE TE FEUGAIT NULLA FACILISI. NAM LIBER TEMPOR CUM SOLUTA NOBIS ELEIFEND OPTION CONGUE NIHIL IMPERDIET DOMING ID QUOD MAZIM PLACERAT FACER POSSIM ASSUM. TYPI NON HABENT TATEM INSITAM EST USUS LEGENTIS IN IIS QUI FACIT EO RUM CLARITATEM. INVESTIGATIONES DEMONST ECTORES LEGERE ME LIUS QUOD II LEGUNT
HOW TO CHECK IF YOUR WEAPON IS LOADED... Every time the pistol is picked up and anytime someone hands you a gun, the FIRST THING you must do is CHECK TO SEE IF THE GUN IS LOADED! It is the FIRST thing every smart shooter does. AC MATTIS IPSUM LACUS IN MAGNA Pick up the pistol by its grip WITH YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGERS, point it away from you, at the floor or in some other safe direction. AUCTOR UT, TINCIDUNT A, VELIT. QUISQUE EUISMOD TOR TOR SED NULLA. NUNC DAPIBUS, NISI ET IACULIS FEUGIAT EO IPSUM VENENATIS ENIM, A NONUMMY MAGNA ANTE DIAM. PROIN SAPIEN. DUIS ELEIFEND. PRAESENT TEMPOR VELIT MOLESTIE NEQUE. LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET CONSECTETUER ADIPISCING ELIT. SED MOLLIS JUSTO EGET AUGUE. DONEC TEMPUS, URNA A CONGUE ULTRICES, LACUS MAGNA CONVALLIS NULLA, NON ULTRICES METUS JUSTO ET PURUS. IN LEO LOREM, DAPIBUS AT, VOLUTPAT SED POSUERE A, JUSTO. DONEC VARIUS ENIM CONSEQUAT PORTTITOR USPENDISSE BIBENDUM. PHARETRA, LOREM EST GRAVIDA ERAT, NEC ACCUMSAN TURPIS ERAT SED VELIT. DUIS MALESUADA AMET DICTUM LOBORTIS, ARCU VELIT SODALES LECTUS AC MATTIS IPSUM LACUS IN MAGNA. CURABITUR SED ANTE AC ENIM CONSEQUAT PORTTITOR. SUSPENDISSE BIBENDUM TURPIS A MAGNA FUSCE INTERDUM. MAECENAS EU ELIT SED NULLA DIGNISSIM INTERDUM. SED LAOREET. AENEAN AC MATTIS IPSUM LACUS IN MAGNA CURABITUR SED ANTE AC ENIM CONSEQUAT PORTTITOR. SUSPENDISSE BIBENDUM PHASELLUS PORTA. UT DICTUM NONUMMY DIAM. SED A LEO.
CULA SUSCIPIT LIGULA. MORBI ULLAMCORPER.NAM JUSTO AUGUE, DICTUM A, HENDRERIT IN, ULTRICIES IN, LEO NULLAM ELEIFEND. ABITUR FELIS DUI, BIBENDUM VITAE, LUCTUS QUIS, VOLUT PAT SED, ORCI. CRAS VULPUTATE ULLAMCORPER ANTE. SE D CONGUE LIBERO IN ORCI. VIVAMUS A ODIO AC SAPIEN DIGNISSIM POSUERE. SED MOLLIS IPSUM ID LIBERO. QUIS QUE VITAE JUSTO. NULLA VITAE MAURIS. PHASELLUS CONVA LLIS LIGULA IN NULLA. MORBI ALIQUET, VELIT AC SEMPER IACULIS, MI ODIO DIGNISSIM DIAM, ID DAPIBUS EROS METUS ID NISI. NULLA VITAE SAPIEN. NULLA LIGULA. CUM SOCIIS NATOQUE PENATIBUS ET MAGNIS DIS PARTURIENT MONTES, NASCETUR RIDICULUS MUS. CURABITUR NON NISL I D ANTE EGESTAS DOLORE TE FEUGAIT NULLA TIUM ORNARE LOREM. MAECENAS NON ORCI. FUSCE CURSUS ORC I. DOLORE EU FE BLANDIT FEUGIATNU FACILISIS DOLORE EU VERO EROS FEUGIAT NU FACILISIS AT VERO EROS ET IL DELENIT HENDRERIT IN VULPUTATE VELIT ESSE MOLESTIE CONSEQUAT, VEL ILLUM DOLORE EU FEUGIAT NULLA FACILISIS AT VERO EROS ET ACCUMSAN ET IUSTO ODIO DIGNISSIM QUI BLANDIT PRAESENT LUPTATUM ZZRIL DELENIT AUGUE DUIS DOLORE TE FEUGAIT NULLA FACILISI. NAM LIBER TEMPOR CUM SOLUTA NOBIS ELEIFEND OPTION CONGUE NIHIL IMPERDIET ORCI. VIVAMUS A ODIO AC DIGNISSIM POSUE LIBERO. QUIS The bolt when released, moves forward, propelled by the breech spring. The front face of the chamber slide pushes the first sonic round into the top chamber, thus loading the pistol. The bolt should be pulled completely to the rear and then released from the furthest-back position allowing the chamber to close and lock before your hand drops the bolt down and latched - thus closing the breech opening. BE CAREFUL. AT THIS POINT THE PISTOL IS PRIMED AND READY TO FIRE. If you do not plan to immediatly shoot the PKD, engage the safety lock.
ECTORES LEGERE ME LIUS QUOD II LEGUNT SAEPIUS. CLA RITAS EST ETIAM PROCESSUS DYNAMICUS, QUI SEQUITUR MUTATIONEM CONSUETUDIUM LECTORUM. MIRUM EST NOTAR E QUAM LITTERA GOTHICA, QUAM NUNC PUTAMUS PARUM CLAR AM, ANTEPOSUERIT LITTERARUM FORMAS HUMANITATIS PER SEACULA QUARTA DECIMA ET CRAS ULLAMCORPER NIBH. SED LAOREET. CULA SUSCIPIT LIGULA. CRAS ULLAMCORPER NIBH. SED CULA SUSCIPIT LIGU AUGUE, DICTUM A, HENDRER NULLAM ELEIF ABITUR FELIS DUI, BIBENDUM PAT SED, HENDRERIT IN VULPUTATE VELIT ESSE MOLESTIE CONSEQUAT, VEL ILLUM DOLORE EU FEUGIAT NULLA FACILISIS AT VERO EROS ET SAFETY & GUN HANDLING A gun is a lethal instrument. It is no safer than the person handling it. There are many rules about gun handling, but the most important one is: WATCH THAT MUZZLE. Do not point it at anything you do not intend to shoot. Check every gun to see if it is loaded with your fingers OFF the triggers and with the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, every time you touch one. Watch what you shoot at when you are shooting. Keep the gun pointed in a safe direction when you do not intend to shoot it. On the LAPD shooting range, lock you cylinder in open position whenever you are not firing it. This tells everyone that you have a gun in safe condition. Practice common sense and range courtesy and you will find yourself welcome amongst shooters. ASK YOURSELF: what will the bullet strike after it passes through the target? Safe gun handling also means being certain of your backstop. If you are going to turn all that firepower loose, you d better be certain that SOMETHING will stop it. All STEYR ARMS pistols are provided with a positive safety lock. When the safety lock is pushed into the forward position it snaps into a notch on the side behind the bolt. At the same time, the stud on the rear face blocks the motion of the sear when in a full cocked position. The safety can only be applied when the hammer is cocked with the hammer down on an EMPTY CHAMBER. this allows a loaded sonic chamber to be safely carried (active) in the pistol.
MATCHMASTER SINGLE PIN: Cleaning / Reassembly ENSURE THE WEAPON IS RENDERED SAFE! (refer to: Page 11 of this manual.) Clean and Lubricate using: a stainless or polished steel cleaning rod (avoid using an aluminium or wooden rod - they can collect abrasive residue); a brass bore brush which threads onto the cleaning rod; a supply of patches (readymade, or cut out of cotton or flannel rags) and several rags; an old towel or carpet scrap for your working surface; an old toothbrush or a brass-bristled parts brush; and CLP or suitable gun oil. Swab the bore (inside the barrel) by pushing a dry patch through it with the cleaning rod. The first pass will push out loose fouling. Then, using a clean cloth dampened with CLP, do the same thing again. DO NOT allow the rod to scrape the edges as it passes through the bore. If you damage the rifling, the pistol s accuracy will be effected. Let the CLP work on the bore deposits while you use a rag dampened with more CLP and scrub and wipe off the inside of the bolt mechanism. Wipe off the black residue on the face of the cylinder and the firing pin and under the hook of the magazine. Wipe off any residue on the barrel bushing and bolt recoil spring as well. Wipe off access oil. After the CLP has had a chance to loosen the deposits in the bore, run a dry patch through the barrel, use a bore brush if necessary a n d f o l l o w i t w i t h a p a t c h soaked in CLP, followed by another dry patch. DIGNISSIM LIBERO ORCI. VIVAMUS With a quality lubricant designed for stainless steel (such as FP-10, Energy Release, etc.) put a few drops on the running or function surfaces. These areas usually show wear in shiny patches. NEVER squirt oil into the frame. DO NOT over oil. It can be detrimental to the proper function of the pistiol.
Turn the Sonic receiver upside-down. Flip the flange link torward the muzzle and ease the barrel into the frame rails until it seats on the locking lugs in the top of the frame. Press the barrel bushing into place and twist it clockwise to lock. Flip the flange link to the rear. Insert damper coil assembly into place from the back of the Sonic barrel. NOTE: because the damper coil is held under tension by the takedown tool or pin, you do not need to adjust its position relative to the frame or barrel: just make sure that the brackets on the retaining rod are properly seated against the barrel, and that the swing cup is at least partially within the lower portion of the barrel. Flip the flange link to the upright position. YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE SYSTEMN MOVE THE SLIDE BACK UNTIL LOOK AT THE GUIDE ROD. IF THERE IS AN THROUGH IT, YOU HAVE A CAPTIVE SYSTEMN IF THERE ISN T YOU HAVE THE UNDR THROUGH IT Align the grooves in the receiver with the rails on the barrel and press them together until the flange link hole is visable through the hole for the recoil stop. C a r e f u l l y, i n s e r t t h e retarding bracket.
NOTE: Do not try to align the barrel link, the dissambly notch and the top of the retarding bracket all at the same time. Align the link first, insert the retarding bracket and then rotate the recoil stop upward until it aligns with the disassembly notch Move the bolt ot the rear until the semicircular protrusion on the back of the retarding bracket aligns with the semi-circular disassembly notch at the bottom of the bolt. Exercise extreme caution as you rotate the retarding bracket forward, or you will mar the finish. SONIC CHAMBER BOLT Push inward on the retarding bracket until it snaps into place. Push the bolt a little further to the rear and move the retarding bracket into the retarding bracket notch. Pull out the takedown tool or pin and ease the entire assembly onto the barrel. Lower the hammer. The pistol is now ready to be armed... Takedown tool
MATCHMASTER Two Piece Guide Rod System: Cleaning / Reassembly AUCTOR UT, TINCIDUNT A, VELIT. QUISQUE EUISMOD TOR TOR SED NULLA. NUNC DAPIBUS, NISI ET DIAM. PROIN SAPIEN. DUIS ELEIFEND VELIT MOLESTIE NEQUE. LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET CONSECTETUER ADIPISCING ELIT. SED MOLLIS JUSTO EGET AUGUE. DONEC TEMPUS, URNA, LACUS MAGNA CONVALLIS NULLA, NON ULTRICES METUS JUSTO ET PURUS. IN LEO LOREM, DAPIBUS AT, VOLUTPAT SED POSUERE A, JUSTO. DONEC VARIUS, ERAT IN PLACERAT PHARETRA, TURPIS ERAT SED VELIT. DUIS MALESUADA, LACUS SIT AMET DICTUM LOBORTIS, AC MATTIS IPSUM LACUS IN MAGNA. CURABITUR SED ANTE TURPIS A MAGNA FUSCE INTERDUM. MAECENAS EU ELIT SED NULLA DIGNISSIM INTERDUM. SED LAOREET. AENEAN PEDE PHASELLUS PORTA. UT DICTUM NONUMMY DIAM. SED A LEO. CRAS ULLAMCORPER NIBH. SED LAOREET. PRAESENT VEHI CULA SUSCIPIT LIGULA. MORBI ULLAMCORPER.NAM JUSTO AUGUE, DICTUM A, HENDRERIT IN, ULTRICIES IN, LEO NULLAM ELEIFEND. DUIS TEMPOR ABITUR FELIS DUI, BIBENDUM VITAE, LUCTUS QUIS, VOLUT PAT SED, ORCI. CRAS VULPUTATE ULLAMCORPER ANTE. SE D CONGUE LIBERO IN ORCI. VIVAMUS A ODIO AC SAPIEN DIGNISSIM POSUERE. SED MOLLIS IPSUM ID LIBERO. QUIS QUE VITAE JUSTO. NULLA VITAE MAURIS. IACULIS, MI ODIO DIGNISSIM DIAM, ID DAPIBUS EROS AUCTOR UT, TINCIDUNT TOR SED NULLA. NUNC D EO IPSUM VENENATIS E DIAM. PROIN SAPIEN. D VELIT MOLESTIE NEQUE. CONSECTETUER ADIPI EGET AUGUE. DONEC T, LACUS MAGNA CONVALLIS ET PURUS. IN LEO LOR POSUERE A, ORCI. VIVAMUS DIGNISSIM LIBERO PHARETRA, LOREM EST GRAVIDA ERAT, NEC ACCUMSAN TURPIS ERAT SED VELIT. DUIS MALESUADA, LACUS SIT AMET DICTUM LOBORTIS, ARCU VELIT SODALES LECTUS AC MATTIS IPSUM LACUS IN MAGNA. CURABITUR SED ANTE AC ENIM CONSEQUAT PORTTITOR. SUSPENDISSE BIBENDUM TURPIS A MAGNA FUSCE INTERDUM. MAECENAS EU ELIT SED NULLA DIGNISSIM INTERDUM. SED LAOREET. AENEAN PEDE PHASELLUS PORTA. UT DICTUM NONUMMY
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WARRANTY INFORMATION: This Limited Warranty has been drafted to comply with the Kennedy-Magnuson Warranty Federal Trade Comission Improvement Act which is effective for goods manufactured on or after December 31, 2015. Steyr Arms assumes no responsibility for product malfunction or for physical injury or property damage resulting from criminal or negligent use of this firearm, improper or careless handling, unauthorized modifications, use of defective, aluminium-cased, or hand-loaded ammunition, customer abuse or neglect of the product or other influences beyond Steyr Arms s control. This warranty does not apply to normal wear of any parts including metal, wood, plastic, rubber and other material s surfaced finish or if unauthorised repair and/or alteration has been performed. This warranty does not cover repairs related to unreasonable use, corrosion, failure to provide proper maintenance, damaged or shopworn display guns, gun barrels damaged by obstructed bore or guns damaged in shipment due to improper packing and handling. Steyr Arms reserves the right to inspect any product before making any adjustment covered by this warranty. Under no circumstances shall Steyr Arms be liable for incidental or consequencial damages with respect to economic loss or injury or property damage whether the result of breach of express or implied warranty. OFFWORLD Colonies do not allow the exclusion of consequencial or incidential damages so the limitation may not apply to you. This Warranty gives only the original retail purchaser specific legal rights. Other rights may also be available which may vary from Colony to Colony. The terms of the warranty cannot be changed except in writing by an officer of Steyr Arms Inc.
Some Tips from your Pistolsmith: If you have questions or problems, call me first, before you do something you ll regret. (this does not apply to the triplex spring system on the WorldCon Model). 1) Never Hollywood your pistol; that is, do not drop the bolt on an empty Sonic chamber unless there is a fully charged ballistics pack in place. After clearing ease forward and dry fire the pistol. Dropping or slamming the bolt on an empty pistol may seem cool, but it WILL damage your pistol. 2) Dry firing - provided you follow all safety guidelines - does NOT hurt a Sonic Shock PKD Pistol, but lowering the hammer to half-cock can easily deform the sear shank we so carefully matched and honed. 3) Keep an idea of how many rounds have been through your pistol. Depending on what loads you shoot, a single recoil spring should be replaced after 2,000+ rounds 4) Remember 95% od malfunctions in these pistols are due to ammo or packs. Keep in mind when you consider bargain street brand ammunition or three for $20 ballistics packs at the gun show or at the discount gun shop. It is true: YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR, IF YOU RE LUCKY 5) Use both quality powder solvent and a quality stainless steel lube. Shooter s Choice is STILL the best powder solvent. FP-49 is the best lube. Always buy NON-AEROSOL lube: it is better to apply a few drops of lube in the right place than to spray-hose an entire area with aerosol. 6) If in doubt, find out - call and talk to Steyr Arms.