Bushmaster Xm15 Instruction Manual
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FRONT SIGHT DETENT 19 LU BR IC A TIO N - U pper R eceiv er… L ig htly lu bric ate th e in sid e o f u pper re ce iv e r, th e b ore a nd ch am ber (u sin g th e cle a nin g ro d a nd a p atc h ), th e o ute r s u rfa ce s o f b arre l a nd fr o n t s ig ht, a nd s u rfa ce s u nde r th e h and guard . B e s u re y o u lu be i n a nd a ro u nd a ll th e L ockin g L ugs ( s e e illu str a tio n a t r ig ht) . D epre ss th e F ro nt S ig ht D ete n t a nd a pply tw o o r th re...
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21 Note : R eco rd h ow fa r y o u m ove th e r e ar s ig ht s o it c a n b e r e tu rn ed to it s o rig in al p osit io n u pon t h e c o m ple tio n o f th is ta sk. R ear S ig ht 1.) E le va tio n k n ob 2.) E le va tio n s cre w s h aft 3 .) W in dage k n ob 4.) W in dage s cre w 5.) D ete nt h ole s E le vatio n S cre w S haft: A ls o lu be fr o m in sid e t h e u pper r e ce iv e r a s fo llo w s: 1 .) T urn u pper r e ce iv e r u psid e d ow n 2.) R em ove c h arg in g...
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23 REASSEMBLY (continued)… 3.) Push in Extractor Pin. 4.) Slide Bolt into Carrier. STAGGER THE GAS RING GAPS TO REDUCE GAS LOSS. Position the three ring gaps 120 apart around the bolt. 24 REASSEMBLY (continued)… 5.) Replace Bolt Cam Pin. GIVE CAM PIN A 1/4 TURN AFTER INSERTION 6.) Drop in and seat the Firing Pin. FIRING PIN 7.) Pull Bolt out. WARNING: Be sure the Cam Pin is installed in the Bolt Group. If it isnt, your r\ ifle can still fire and will explode! NOTE: The Bolt is machined so as to...
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25 REASSEMBLY (continued)… 8.) Replace Firing Pin Retaining Pin. 9.) Engage, then push Charging Handle part way. 10.) Position Carrier Key in slotted bottom of Charging Handle. Slide in Bolt Carrier Group. NOTE: Firing Pin should not fall out when Bolt Carrier Group is turned upside down. CAUTION: Bushmaster does not recommend the practice of swapping bolts between different rifles. Doing so could result in damage, personal injury or de\ ath. 26 CAUTION: Selector Lever should be on SAFE...
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28 MAGAZINE DISASSEMBLY / REASSEMBLY … 1.) Release Base Catch by prying up gently on the Magazine Floor Plate (just enough to clear). 3.) Jiggle Spring and Follower to remove. Do not remove the Follower from the Spring. TO CLEAN and LUBRICATE, Wipe dirt from Magazine Body, Spring, and Follower. Then lightly lubricate the Spring.REASSEMBLY is reverse of steps above. Make sure to slide the base under all four tabs until it snaps back under the catch. 2.) Remove Magazine Floor Plate...
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29 30 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS & SERVICES… CHECK BEFORE YOU FIRE! … 1.) Check to see that there is no excessive oil in the Bore. If there i\ s, swab it out with a patch and the cleaning rod. 2.) Retract the Bolt to ensure free movement between Bolt Carrier and Gas Tube. 3.) Perform Safety Function Check to ensure that Safety Selector Lever works properly. 4.) Check to ensure that the Magazine is secure. SAFETY FUNCTION CHECK… UNLOAD RIFLE - REMOVE MAGAZINE - CHECK CHAMBER See Safety Check next...
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31 32 ADJUSTABLE FRONT SIGHT POST… A2 DUAL APERTURE REAR SIGHT… (See Page 36 for A1 Sight information) The Front Sight Post is moved up and down when “Zeroing ” the Rear Sight. Once the Rear Sight is zeroed, the Front Sight Post should not be moved.\ LOADING A MAGAZINE … SH O RT R ANG E - T his “la rg er” a pertu re is u se d fo r 0 - 2 00 m ete rs ra nge. A s sh ow n a bove , th e s ig ht is s e t to r 0 - 2 00 m ete rs . T his l a rg er a pertu re is o nly u se d w hen th...
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34 ZEROING ADJUSTMENTS (continued)… *A II th e a bove v a lu es h ave b een r o un ded o ff . T o re m em ber y o ur c o rre ct z e ro w in dage , n ote lo ca tio n o f W in dage S ca le a nd W in dage K nob WINDAGE KNOB POINTERIMPACT0.3 cm (1/8 in.)1.25 cm (1/2 in.)2.50 cm (1 in.) 3.8 cm (1 1/2 in.)5.0 cm (2 in.)6.3 cm (21/2 in.)7.6 cm (3 in.)8.8 cm (3 1/2 in.)10.0 cm (4 in.) FOR WINDAGE KNOB (per click)*… DISTANCE25 meters100 meters200 meters300 meters400 meters500 meters600 meters700...
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25 METER ZEROING PROCEDURES (continued)…4.) N ow r o ta te th e e le va tio n k n o b u p o ne c lic k p ast th e 3 00-m ete r m ark . F ro m th is p oin t o n, th e e le va tio n k n ob s h ould n ot b e m ove d. A ny c h an g es in e le va tio n re quir e d in th e fo ll o w in g z e ro in g s te ps a re m ad e to t h e f r o nt s ig ht p ost o nly . 5 .) C are fu lly a im a nd fir e a t th e c e nte r o f th e ta rg et b ulls -e ye . 6.) If y o ur s h ot g ro up is n ot...
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A1 SIGHTS - DIFFERENCES & ADJUSTMENTS (continued)… NO TE : T o z e ro th e r if le , a dju st th e fr o nt s ig ht ( e le va tio n) a nd th e r e a r s ig ht ( w in dage ) s o th at y o u c a n h it th e a im in g p o in t a t a g iv e n r a nge. F R O NT S IG HT - T o adju st ele va tio n, depre ss de te nt and ro ta te post as d escrib ed p re vio usly fo r A 2 F ro nt S ig h t P ost. T he 5 n otc h es o f th e A 1 p ost a llo w fo r a fin er a dju stm en t th...