Kel-tec SU-16 Instructions Manual
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back to eject the round in the chamber. Do not obstruct the ejector port and keep fingers away from trigger and muzzle. With the operating handle fully pulled back push up on the bolt stop and slowly release the operating handle, the bolt should stay open. Visually inspect the chamber to make sure it is empty. Pull back on the operating handle to release the bolt stop and release the operating handle to close the chamber. Push the remaining cartridges in the magazine forward and out. Loading To load,...
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If you wish to restore the magazine in your rifle to full capacity, press the magazine catch and remove the magazine to load the missing round. Remember to keep the safety engaged and your rifle pointed in a safe direction under all conditions and always keep your finger off the trigger and outside the trigger guard until ready to fire. DISASSEMBLY NOTE: Disassembly can be performed with only a cartridge but a few simple tools such as a small punch and small pliers can make things much easier. A Phillips...
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With a cartridge or other pointed object push out and remove the assembly pin. Fold the stock down and forward and press it onto the barrel. Unlatch the bipod. Grip the recoil spring tube, pull it towards the muzzle and twist it ¼ turn so that the locking tab points towards the top of the rifle, it should slide into the receiver about ¼ inch as you release the recoil spring tube. Slowly pull back on the operating handle, the recoil spring tube should also move back and there should not be any spring...
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and recoil spring first align the holes in the recoil spring tube with the pin in the piston head. While holding the piston head with one hand, press out the piston pin with the firing pin or a small tool. CAUTION: the piston head is under pressure from the compressed recoil spring and the piston head and recoil spring can easily fly out and injure yourself or bystanders, always keep a hand on the piston head and point the piston head in a safe direction when removing it. With the piston pin removed the...
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spring tube so that the locking tab points towards the top of the bolt carrier. Check the operation of the recoil spring by lightly pulling on the recoil spring tube to compress the spring. To install the bolt, cam pin, firing pin, and firing pin pin insert the bolt into the front of the bolt carrier. Twist the bolt so that the extractor is on the right side of the carrier and the cam pin hole in the bolt lines up with the cam pin slot in the bolt carrier. Insert the cam pin into the hole in the bolt,...
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Rifle assembly With the rifle stock folded and the bipod unlatched rest the rifle on its left side. Take the bolt carrier assembly, pull the bolt out as far as it will go and twist the recoil spring tube so that the lock tab is at the top of the bolt carrier. Insert the carrier from the rear of the receiver, be sure not to twist the bolt tube or push in the bolt as you insert it. Align the operating hole in the carrier with the cut-out in the receiver and insert the operating handle. Push the carrier up...
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position and the safety is engaged. Put the rifle on one of its sides and loosen the four screws on the sock that are closest to the muzzle end of the rifle as shown in the figure. Do not loosen screws that are screwed into the receiver. Flip the rifle over and loosen the four screws that were in the same position as the previous four you just loosened. Hold the rifle so that it is upside down and resting on it’s top, you may need to remove the sight and any other accessories that are mounted to the...
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when the rear sight is placed on the farthest rearward slot on the picatinny rail, the data in parentheses is for when the rear sight is placed on the farthest forward slot on the picatinny rail. Use a coin or large screwdriver to adjust the windage by the two screws on each side of the front sight block. Before turning a screw clockwise (in) the opposite must be backed out the same amount. 1/4 of a turn changes the point of impact 1.3(1.6”) at 100 yards or 1.3 m.o.a. (1.6 m.o.a.). One full turn is 5.2...
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carrier where the bolt, cam pin, and firing pin slide. Apply a light coat of oil on the piston rod and assemble the bolt carrier assembly and rifle as stated in the assembly part of this manual. Manually cycle the bolt back and forth to check the function of the rifle. If any parts are damaged or badly worn or the rifle does not work correctly the rifle should not be fired and should be returned to Kel-Tec for servicing immediately. LUBRICATION WARNING: Firing a rifle with oil, grease, or any other...