Types, the slide action, sometimes termed pump action, and the autoloading or semiautomatic. The repeating shotguns covered in this manual are of two general A general description of the gun for identification, together with such identification marks as may be found upon the gun, are given at the beginning of the section pertaining to the gun in question.ģ. Instructions for disassembly and assembly, and special care and maintenance are covered in the section pertaining to the gun and in section XI while cleaning, lubrication, and general maintenance, which are more or less common to all the guns, are covered in section II, covering the Winchester M97 gun, and can be applied in general to the other guns as indicated.Ĭ. Where slight variations occur in different models of the same make, they are grouped and the differences explained as they occur. Each make of gun herein is treated separately and where there is extreme variation in model, the model is treated as a separate gun. In design, in others the differences are principally in detail of design. In some cases different models of the same make differ widely 2 The shotguns covered in this manual are of various makes, models,Īnd types. In all cases where the nature of the repair, modification, or adjustment is beyond the scope or facilities of the unit, the responsible ordnance service should be informed in order that trained personnel with suitable tools and equipment may be provided, or proper instructions issued.Ģ. Disassembly, assembly, and such repairs as may be handled by using arm personnel will be undertaken only under the supervision of an officer or the chief mechanic.ĭ. M520 Gage, Sportsman Stevens Repeater, 12-Gage, Savage, Auto-loading, 12-Gage,Ĭ. M620A Gage, M11 Stevens Repeater, 12-Gage, Remington Auto-loading, 12 M12 M31 Stevens Repeater, 12-Gage, Remington Auto-loading, 12 M97 M10 Winchester Repeater, 12-Gage, Remington Repeater, 12-Gage, Shotguns covered in this bulletin are as follows: Winchester Repeater, 12-Gage, Remington Repeater, 12-Gage, In addition is included the disassembly and assembly of the guns for the purpose of cleaning and lubrication, and available information on ammunition.
This manual contains in brief the available information necessary for the identification, operation, care, and cleaning of the shotguns listed below. The publication of a more complete revision) to give information and guidance to personnel of the using arms charged with the operation, maintenance and minor repair of this materiel.ī. This technical manual is intended to serve temporarily (pending TECHNICAL MANUAL WAR DEPARTMENT TM 9-285 Washington, September 21, 1942
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