Robinson Armament Super Vepr Rifle Instruction Manual

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Insert the front of the recoil spring guide into the hole in 
the rear of the bolt carrier.  Push the recoil spring guide 
forward, moving the tongue of its rear portion down and 
into alignment with its slot on the back of the receiver.  
Release the recoil spring guide so that it fully engages the 
receiver (See Fig.23). 
Replace the receiver cover by  inserting  its forward end 
into its slot in the receiver (located just behind and beneath 
the rear sight).   Push the rear of  the receiver cover down 
over the rear of the recoil spring guide  until the rear of the     
recoil spring  guide button locks the receiver cover into 
place (See Fig.24). 
Fig. 22 
Fig. 23 
Fig. 24  
						

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SECTION X - CLEANING AND LUBRICATION 
 
WARNING!!!  DO NOT USE HARSH BORE 
CLEANERS TO CLEAN THE OUTSIDE OF 
THE BARREL OR TO OIL THE STOCK.  USE 
ONLY LIGHT OIL TO CLEAN THESE PARTS.  
HARSH CLEANERS MAY HURT THE FINISH 
OF THESE PARTS.
 
 
The rifle should be cleaned and lubricated after firing, long 
storage or exposure to dirt and moisture.  For complete 
cleaning the rifle should be field stripped.  Before cleaning, 
the rifle should be unloaded (see SECTION VII) and 
disassembled (see SECTION VIII).  
 
 
A cleaning kit is included with your rifle.  The kit supplied is 
not comprehensive.  Additional supplies such as patches, 
brushes, etc. will be required for complete and comprehensive 
cleaning.   
 
Using a cleaning rod and brush, saturate the brush with a 
commercial gun cleaning solvent and run the brush through 
the barrel and chamber.  Repeat this process several times.  
Remove the brush and run a dry patch through the barrel and 
chamber.  Next alternate running patches soaked with gun 
cleaning solvent and dry patches through the barrel and 
chamber.  Repeat this process until  the barrel and chamber 
are clean.  Once clean, run a patch with light oil through the 
barrel and chamber.  
 
Do not use grease or heavy oil in the barrel unless the rifle 
will be stored for a long period.  It is necessary to remove all 
heavy deposits of oil and grease from the barrel before at-
tempting to use the rifle. Before attempting to fire the rifle, 
carefully follow the barrel inspection and loading procedures 
outlined in SECTION IV.  The bolt  and bolt carrier should 
 
  
						

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SECTION XI - ATTACHING THE SCOPE 
MOUNT 
 
The scope mount has 26mm rings.  Spacers are provided for 
use with one inch scopes.   
 
1. Install the scope on the scope mount using the rings and 
spacers provided. 
 
2. With your scope securely installed in the rings, raise  the 
locking lever of the scope mount by swinging it up from 
the body as shown in Fig. 24. 
3. Look at the bottom of the front end of the scope 
mount.  Make sure the flat section of the catch is facing 
straight down (as shown in Fig. 25) while the locking 
lever is in the up position.  Note:  It may be necessary to 
loosen the hand nut of 
the locking lever and 
adjust the locking 
lever so it is in the up 
position while the flat 
of the catch is in the 
down position.  Then 
retighten the hand nut. 
 
 
be cleaned using a brush dipped in solvent. A light film of gun oil 
should be applied for protection and lubrication.
  The gas tube 
and gas piston should be cleaned and dried but not
 oiled. 
Fig. 24 
Fig. 25  
						

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4. Carefully align the channels of the scope mount with  the  
scope mount rail located just below the rear sight. Also 
the legs of the scope mount must be aligned with the pro-
trusions on each side of the receiver.  See Fig. 26. 
5. Carefully slide the scope mount forward until 
its square front edge is aligned with the square front edge 
of the receiver.  It should end up in the position shown in 
Fig. 27 below. 
 
6. Rotate the locking lever down to the locked position flush 
with the mount (See Fig. 27). 
Fig. 26 
Fig. 27  
						

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SECTION  XII - CHILD SAFETY LOCK 
 
WARNING! USE OF THE CHILD SAFETY 
LOCK DOES NOT GUARANTY THAT THE 
FIREARM WILL NOT BE MISUSED.  KEEP 
YOU FIREARMS LOCKED UP IN A SECURE 
PLACE OUT OF SIGHT.
 
 
Your new rifle has been provided with a child safety lock.  In-
stall the lock as follows: 
 
1. Pull back the charging handle as far as it will go and hold 
it. 
2. Thread the cable of the lock through the ejection port and 
down through the magazine well as shown in Fig. 28. 
3. Push the cable into the lock firmly and verify that it is se-
cure by giving a tug on the cable. 
4. While holding onto the charging handle, let the charging 
handle go forward slowly until it stops.  NOTE:  Letting 
go of the charging handle allowing it to slam forward may 
damage the cable of the child safety lock. 
5. Place the key where only you have access. 
Fig. 28  
						

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SECTION   XII -  MODIFICATIONS 
 
WARNING!!!  THE MODIFICATION OF ANY 
PART OF THE FIREARM MAY RESULT IN 
DEATH, SERIOUS BODILY INJURY, AND 
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.  MODIFICATIONS 
MAY ALSO BE ILLEGAL. 
 
SECTION XIII - SPECIFICATIONS 
 
 
 
SUPER VEPR
TM .308 RIFLE SPECIFICATIONS 
 
Semiauto Action Kalashnikov, Gas Operated, Rotat-
ing Bolt, Modified for Low Recoil 
Caliber .308 Win. (7.62x51mm) 
Barrel 21.65” (550mm) Long  Fluted, 
Chome-Lined, Hammer-Forged 
Overall length 40.94” (1040mm) 
Weight 8.55 lbs. (3880 grams) 
Feeding Devices 5 and 10 Round VEPR Magazines 
Safety Push Button, Hunting Type 
Stock Turkish Walnut with Ambidextrous 
Grip & Recoil Pad 
Scope Mounting Sure Quick Attach Mount with 
Weaver Style Rail 
Sling Mounting U.S. Style Sling Studs  
						

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