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ANY mechanical system- including the safety on a firearm- CAN fail. This is the reason for the basic firearm safety rules- including "do not point a firearm at anything you do not mean to shoot." It is rare, but CAN happen.
It prevents the firearm from discharging before the shooter means to have it discharge.
To insure that a firearm is in safe condition to use.
Learning to, and handling a firearm in such a manner as to not cause unintended harm or damage.
The purpose of a safety inspection on a firearm is to ensure that the weapon is mechanically sound and functioning properly, thereby minimizing the risk of accidental discharge or malfunctions. This inspection typically includes checking the firearm's components, such as the trigger mechanism, safety features, and barrel, for any signs of wear or damage. Regular safety inspections help promote responsible firearm ownership and usage, ensuring both the user's safety and the safety of others. Moreover, it ensures compliance with legal standards and enhances overall firearm reliability.
The Safety recall only includes M700 and M40X made before March 1982 which have a bolt lock system. Contact Remington or a Remington authorized repair center for details. Repair will cost owner of said firearm $US20 plus S&H cost.
To prevent a premature or unintended discharge of the firearm. It does NOT replace common sense.
To address a recall for the Bryco Model 59, you should contact Bryco Arms or the retailer where the firearm was purchased for instructions on the repair or replacement process. They will provide specific information on how to safely return the firearm, as well as any necessary shipping details. It's essential to follow their guidance to ensure compliance with safety protocols during the recall process.
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Different places on different guns.
To render the firearm incapable of firing.
When you do not intend to fire the weapon.