Robinson Armament Super Vepr Rifle Instruction Manual

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4.      Disengage the safety by pushing the safety button 
from right to left as far as it will go.  The safety is off 
when the safety button is protruding from the left side 
of the rifle as shown in Fig. 8 below.  
 
5.Keeping the rifle pointed in a safe direction, pull the 
charging handle to its rear-most position then release 
it. WARNING!!! THE CHARGING HANDLE 
CANNOT BE RETRACTED IF THE SAFETY 
BUTTON OF THE FIREARM IS IN THE SAFE 
POSITION AND THE HAMMER IS IN THE 
REALEASED POSITION (I.E.,...

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SECTION V  -  AIMING THE VEPR 
 
1.     Align  the sight  post of the front sight with the squared 
notch of the rear sight so that  the top of the front  
sight  post is level with the top plane of the rear sight.  
Make sure that the space on either side of the front 
sight post is equal.  Place the center of the target on 
top of the front sight  post as shown in Fig. 9 below. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2.    Sight adjustments for zeroing are made by screwing 
the front sight post up and down for...

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SECTION  VI -   FIRING THE VEPR 
                                                                                      
WARNING!!! ALWAYS ASSUME  A STABLE  SHOOT-
ING  POSITION,   CLEARLY IDENTIFY YOUR TAR-
GET, AND HAVE AN ADEQUATE BACK  STOP BE-
FORE PLACING YOUR FINGER ON THE TRIGGER. 
 
WARNING!!!  IF THE RIFLE FAILS TO FIRE A 
PROPERLY CHAMBERED CARTRIDGE, YOU MAY 
HAVE EXPERIENCED A “HANG FIRE”, A DELAYED 
DISCHARGE OF THE CARTRIDGE.  KEEP THE RI-
FLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION AT ALL 
TIMES...

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2.   With the target clearly in your sights, place your 
finger on the trigger (See Fig.12).  Keeping your 
intended target within the sights at all times, slowly 
and gently squeeze the trigger until the rifle dis-
charges.  If your sights move off the target during 
the trigger pull, release the trigger immediately.  
You may begin pulling the trigger again when your 
target is within your sights. 
Fig. 12 
 
3.    The procedure described above may be repeated until 
the rifle is empty. When...

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SECTION  VII – UNLOADING THE VEPR 
 
WARNING!!! THE RIFLE MAY STILL BE LOADED 
EVEN THOUGH THE MAGAZINE IS REMOVED.  
THERE MAY STILL BE A ROUND IN THE CHAMBER 
WHICH COULD BE DISCHARGED IF THE TRIGGER 
IS PULLED. 
 
1.     Remove  the magazine from the rifle by depressing the 
magazine release lever with your right index finger 
while simultaneously rotating the rear of the magazine 
down and away from the rifle with your left hand (See 
Fig. 13). Completely remove the magazine from the 
rifle (See...

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2.   While keeping the rifle pointed in a safe direction, 
push the safety button from the right to the left as far 
as it will go (the “Fire Position”) and pull the charging 
handle to its rearmost position.  WARNING!!! THE 
CHARGING HANDLE CANNOT BE RE-
TRACTED IF THE SAFETY BUTTON OF THE 
FIREARM IS IN THE SAFE POSITION AND 
THE HAMMER IS IN THE REALEASED POSI-
TION (I.E., THE TRIGGER WAS PULLED RE-
LEASING THE HAMMER BUT A ROUND WAS 
NOT FIRED.).  TRYING TO FORCE THE 
CHARGING HANDLE TO THE...

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4.    After visually inspecting the chamber and finding no 
round is present, release the bolt carrier.  Keeping the 
firearm pointed in a safe direction pull the trigger to 
release the hammer. Next, engage the safety by  push-
ing the safety button from the left to right as far as it 
will go (See Section IV, Paragraph 20.). The rifle is 
now ready for safe transportation. 
SECTION VIII - DISASSEMBLY PROCE-
DURES 
 
WARNING!!!  ADEQUATE EYE PROTECTION 
SHOULD ALWAYS BE WORN WHILE DISASSEM-
BLING...

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4.     Remove  the recoil guide and spring by pushing it for-
ward to disengage the tongue from the slot in the back of 
the receiver.  Once clear of the slot, the receiver guide 
and spring may be pulled up and out of the bolt carrier 
 
5.     Remove  the bolt carrier from the receiver by pulling it 
towards the rear of  the receiver.  Slots cut in the rear 
of the receiver allow the bolt carrier to be lifted up and 
out of the receiver (See Fig. 18). 
Fig. 18 
Fig. 17  

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5.     Remove  the gas tube by pushing the sight catch to the 
rear of the rifle as far as it will go.  (See Fig. 19).   It 
may be necessary to wiggle the rear sight leaf about its 
axis to push the sight catch all the way to the rear.  
Once the sight catch is completely pushed to the rear 
and the notch of the gas tube is fully visible, the gas 
tube may be removed from the rifle.  Now grip the gas 
tube and lift it up and away from the rifle (See Fig.20). 
Fig. 19 
Fig. 20 
WARNING!  FURTHER...

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SECTION IX - ASSEMBLY  PROCEEDURES 
 
WARNING!!! ADEQUATE EYE PROTECTION 
SHOULD ALWAYS BE WORN WHILE ASSEM-
BLING ANY FIREARM AS SPRING LOADED 
PARTS MAY JUMP FROM THE FIREARM 
DURING THIS PROCEDURE AND MAY 
CAUSE PERMANENT VISION LOSS.  
 
 
Attach the gas tube to the receiver by sliding its forward 
opening over the end of the  gas block  on the  barrel.  Make 
sure the notch of the gas tube is pointed straight up.  Pull the 
sight catch back until the gas tube can be dropped into the re-
ceiver....