Browning B-80 Owners Manual
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assembly. If you remove the gas piston, replace it so that it stands on its flanges atop the magazine tube. Depress carrier release. Pull the bolt to the rear by means of the operating handle until the bolt locks in the open position. Carefully insert the barrel into the receiver while aligning the barrel guide with the magazine spring retainer and forearm cap stud. (See Figure 7.) 19
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Align the forearm with the barrel and carefully slide it over the gas piston and magazine tube. CAUTION: DO NOT APPLY FORCE AS DAMAGE TO THE FOREARM COULD RESULT. ANY RESISTANCE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BY A VISUAL CHECK FOR ALIGNMENT. (See Figure 8.) Replace the forearm cap assembly. BE CERTAIN THE FOREARM CAP ASSEMBLY IS SCREWED COMPLETELY DOWN SO THAT THE REAR END OF THE FOREARM IS IN FIRM CONTACT WITH THE FRONT END OF THE RECEIVER,...
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For convenience in casing and carrying the dismantled gun, return the forearm to its position on the magazine tube and screw on the forearm cap assembly. You will then have two compact units. One is the barrel; the other is the action with forearm and stock. The cross -bolt “safety” is designed to block the trigger from traveling. In the “off -safe” or “fire” position a red warning band is visible on the left side of the trigger guard alerting...
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There are two basic methods for getting a loaded shell into the chamber of a B -80. First, the shell can be directly loaded through the ejection port. Second, a shell can be loaded manually from the magazine. Loading of the magazine is the same for both procedures. CAUTION: AT ALL TIMES DURING THE LOADING PROCEDURE, BE SURE YOUR MUZZLE IS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION AND THE SAFETY IS ON SAFE. 22
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DO NOT PUT A 20 GAUGE SHELL IN A 12 GAUGE GUN. Store shells of different gauges in completely separate and well -marked containers. See caution number 9 on page 6 of this booklet. Do not store shells of mixed gauges in a common container or in your pockets. LOADING THROUGH THE EJECTION PORT— Pull the operating handle to the rear until the bolt locks in the open position. If the bolt will not lock in rear, press the carrier release....
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Insert the second cartridge through the loading port at bottom of receiver as shown in Figure 12. Note: MAKE SURE THAT THE CARTRIDGE IS PUSHED PAST THE CARTRIDGE STOP, AND THE CARRIER IS FREE TO MOVE. (See Figure 13.) 24
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Repeat the above procedure until your gun is fully loaded. Your B -80 will hold three 3 inch or three 2 3/4 inch cartridges in its magazine plus one in its chamber. NOTE: A magazine plug restricting the B-80’s magazine capacity to two cartridges is installed at the factory. lnstructions for removing the magazine plug will be found on page 42. LOADING MANUALLY FROM THE MAGAZINE- Make sure the muzzle is pointed in a safe direction. Open the bolt and...
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Schematic is provided for parts Identification only and should not be used as a guide to assemble guns. IMPORTANT: When ordering parts, list part number, part name, callber, model and serial number. CAUTION: Browning parts are made exclusively for Browning guns and should not be used In other guns even though models may be similar. Inadequately fitted parts may be dangerous. 27
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B-80 Gas Operated Semi-Automatic Shotgun 12 and 20 Gauge PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. DESCRIPTION P013002 Action Bar &Sleeve 12 Ga. P013118 Cartridge Stop Button P013004 Action Bar &Sleeve 20 Ga. 12 & 20 Ga. P013006 Action Spring 12 & 20 Ga. P013122 Cartridge Stop Pin 12 & 2O Ga. PO13009 Action Spring Follower P013126 Cartridge Stop Spring P013013 P013017 Action Spring Plug Pin P013134 Disconnector Pin 12 & 20 Ga. P013020 12 & 20 Ga....