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General| Caliber | .22 LR, .22 WMR, .17 HMR |
|---|---|
| Magazine Capacity | 10 |
| Barrel Length | 22 in |
| Stock Material | Synthetic or Wood (depending on model) |
| Finish | Matte or Blued (depending on model) |
| Twist Rate | 1:16 inches (for .22 LR models) |
Emphasizes safe muzzle direction and warns against sole reliance on the mechanical safety device.
Covers safe firearm handling when transferring and the importance of wearing hearing and eye protection.
Addresses safe transport, storage from children, dropping hazards, elevated surface dangers, and barrel obstructions.
Details safe obstruction checks and warns about ammunition malfunctions and incorrect caliber usage.
Covers cartridge examination, ventilation, trigger discipline, and avoiding dry firing on empty chambers.
Addresses target certainty, obstacle crossing, safety supervision, and avoiding substances before shooting.
Stresses reading warnings, performing maintenance, and outlines policies on altered firearms service.
Describes the Browning T-Bolt rifle as a rimfire rifle with a straight-pull bolt action.
Explains conventional firearm terminology for part positions and movements.
Details where to find the serial number on the T-Bolt rifle for future reference.
Provides specific precautions for cleaning firearms with special finishes like camouflage or Dura-Touch.
Explains how to remove factory rust preventative compound from metal parts using gun oil.
Instructs on safety operation and warns about the reliability of the visual indicator.
Describes the red cocking indicator on the bolt and how it changes position when the rifle is cocked or fired.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for installing the bolt into the rifle receiver.
Details the steps required to safely remove the bolt from the rifle receiver.
Advises using only specified ammunition and warns about lead exposure and safe handling.
Describes the unique detachable Double Helix™ rotary magazine and its 10-round capacity.
Guides on how to remove the magazine and load cartridges into it.
Explains the process of loading a cartridge into the chamber from the magazine.
Covers loading the rifle to full capacity and operating it as a single-shot firearm.
Explains how to prepare the rifle for firing and the actions to take after shooting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unloading the rifle and its magazine.
Details the process of preparing the rifle receiver and installing scope bases.
Covers tightening screws, mounting scope rings, and ensuring proper eye relief.
Explains how to adjust the trigger pull weight using an Allen wrench and the proper procedure.
Describes the integrated magazine storage feature found in the buttstock of composite stock models.
Provides precautions for special finishes and general cleaning steps for the firearm.
Details bore/chamber cleaning and lubricating moving parts for optimal firearm function.
Covers cleaning exposed metal surfaces and wood surfaces, including finger mark removal and polishing.
Provides instructions for cleaning the Double Helix™ magazine without disassembly.
Explains how to maintain and treat oil-finished wood surfaces on the firearm's stock.
Discusses the durability and wear characteristics of special finishes like engraving and gold plating.
Provides contact info for service and outlines steps for returning a firearm for repair.
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