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3. All personnel operating the trap should be thoroughly familiar with the operating instructions
and the safety issues relating to the trap.
4. Do not leave trap in the cocked position. Not only is this potentially dangerous, but it puts
undue stress on the mainspring.
5. Always load the trap magazine from the rear of the trap.
6. Keep hands and body outside the trap and throwing arm path indicator areas (FIGURE 4)
while the trap is operating. This ring shows the throwing arm’s path when throwing a target.
WARNING! FAILURE TO FOLLOW SAFETY RULES CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.
FIGURE 4
Throwing Arm Path Indicator
Throwing Arm
Path Indicator
FIGURE 3
Throwing Arm in
UNCOCKED Position
(arm position varies from 8 o’clock to 10
o’clock when viewed from rear of trap)
Throwing Arm
FIGURE 2
Throwing Arm in
COCKED Position
Throwing Arm
Flight Rail
