Model .22 Bolt Sport .22 long rifle Owners Manual

Read the instructions and warnings contained in the manual carefully before using this .

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KIMBER

Dear Kimber rifle owner:

Congratulations on your purchase of your new Kimber .22 sporting rifle. - pro t fines e th f o e on s a s rank e rifl s thi t tha e assuranc h wit u yo l tel n ca e W duction rim fire bolt action made in the world.

Predestined to become a classic in its own time the Kimber model .22 com- - tech g manufacturin n moder h wit s feature n desig d time-teste y man s bine n America f o s taste e th e pleas o t s State d Unite e th n i y onl e Mad . nology p craftsmanshi d han d an l detai o t n attentio e th s include e rifl s thi , riflemen generally associated with custom costing much more.

All the way through the manufacturing process our objective has been to - life a e provid l wil h whic y quantit m heirloo e dependabl f o e rifl a e produc time of satisfaction for the owner and be a worthwhile investment. o N . choice r othe o n e hav w no t bes e th t bu g nothin r fo e settl l wil o wh e Thos , elegance , design e th h wit e compet n ca , price f o s regardles , rifle e rimfir . .22 r Kimbe w ne e th f o y dependabilit d an y accurac

To assure satisfaction with your new Kimber rifle we urge you to carefully e hav u yo d Shoul . firing l initia r o n operatio o t r prio s instruction e thes d rea any questions please feel free to contact our customer service personal at the factory in Yonkers, NY. o t e everyon s urge r Kimbe . share l al e w y responsibilit a s i y safet s Firearm use proper care and precautions with their firearms. For additional safety information, see the National Rifle Association, the National Shooting Sports Foundation or Kimber's safety instructions at our web site: www.kimberamerica.com.

Sincerely,

Kimber Mfg., Inc.

3 S CONTENT F O E TABL

...... s Procedure y Safet s Firearm ...... 5 General information and mechanical characteristics ...... t Bol e th g Installin . A ...... 9 B. Loading and Unloading...... 9 ...... g Warnin d Lea . C ...... 10 D. Safety...... 11 ...... n Ejectio d an n Extractio . E ...... 11 F. Removal of the Bolt ...... 11 G. Replacing the Bolt...... 12 H. ...... 13 I. Accuracy ...... 13 J. Disassembly of the Bolt ...... 13 K. Removal of Barreled Action from Stock ...... 13 L. Action Cleaning and Care...... 14 M. Care and Cleaning...... 14 N. Dry Firing ...... 15 O. Maintenance ...... 15 . Bases...... d an s Mount e Scop . P ...... 15 Kimber Service Policy ...... 16 Ammunition...... 16 Warranty ...... 17 Parts list...... 18 Exploded view...... 19

...... s Part g Orderin r fo s Instruction & 20 Instructions for Factory Service ...... 21

4 KIMBER MFG., INC. MODEL .22 s Procedure y Safet s Firearm

Firearm safety is every gun owner's responsibility. Since making our first rimfire rifle Kimber has advocated the safe use, handling, secure storage and proper edu- - specif d an l genera h Bot . ownership s firearm e responsibl y accompan t tha n catio y ever h wit d package n bee s alway e hav n informatio d an s rule y safet s firearm c i Kimber firearm. e tak o t d an , key d an k loc r unde s gun l al e stor o t e everyon s encourage r Kimbe . children f o h reac d an t sigh e th f o t ou s gun p kee o t s precaution l specia g loadin s prohibit d use n whe t tha k loc e cabl a h wit d shippe e ar s firearm l al y Toda and discharge. If you do not have a cable for your Kimber firearm we will provide one. Just send a request in writing to: Kimber Mfg., Inc., 1 Lawton Street, Yonkers, NY 10705. Please include five dollars per lock for shipping and han- . notice t withou e chang o t t subjec s i r offe s Thi . dling

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This product is classified as a lethal weapon. The failure to read and properly exe- - seri n i t resul d coul l manua s thi n i d containe s warning d an s instruction e th e cut . property d damage r o h deat r o y injur s ou e on o n t tha y responsibilit a s i e us d an p ownershi m firear t tha r Remembe should take lightly. Most firearm accidents would not occur if the following rules were observed o d u yo g anythin t a e muzzl e th t poin r Neve . loaded m firear y ever r Conside . 1 t shoo o t d inten t no Always do this even though you are certain the gun is unloaded. Be extremely alert and aware of all persons ammunition. your of range the within property or

5 e you'r m firear e th f o s characteristic g handlin d an l mechanica e th n Lear . 2 using Always assume that your gun can be fired at any engaged. mechanisms safety all with even time, Like any mechanical device, a safety can sometimes fail; it can be jarred or inadvertently manipulated into an unsafe condition. Mechanical safeties merely aid pointing for excuse no are and handling gun safe your guns muzzle in an unsafe direction. Safe gun mechanical guns your with stop not does handling safety devices - it starts there. Always treat all firearms deserves. gun fire to ready loaded, a respect the with

3. Use the correct ammunition of the and type intended for the firearm has been made with made been has action and barrel Kimber The pressures the over margins safety substantial developed by established American commercial loads. Nevertheless, Kimber, assumes no liability for incidents cartridges nonstandard of use the through occur which which develop pressures in excess of commercially available ammunition.

, mud g includin n obstructio y an m fro e fre s alway s i l barre r you e sur e Mak . 4 . matter n foreig r othe r o l oi y heav , grease , snow , dirt malfunction. ammunition of signs the to alert be Always If you detect an off sound or light recoil when the cartridges before chamber the into another load not do fire, checking for obstructions.

5. Always wear eye and ear protection when shooting. cause can gunfire to exposure repeated Unprotected, hearing damage. Wear hearing protection, shooting damage. such against guard to muffs, or earplugs Wear shooting glasses to protect your eyes from when protection eye wear Also, particles. flying prevent to firearms all cleaning and disassembling parts, tensioned spring springs, of possibility the your eyes. your contacting from agents other or solvents k loc r unde y separatel n ammunitio d an s gun d unloade e stor , use n i t no n Whe . 6 and key. Store your firearm and ammunition separately well to safeguards all Take children. of reach the beyond insure that any firearm does not become available to untrained, inexperienced or unwelcome hands.

6 7. Never climb a fence or tree or jump a ditch with a loaded gun. Safe Carrying Condition: Do not carry a loaded gun with a live round there where obstacle, any crossing or running walking, while chamber the in possible a to lead could this as falling or slipping of possibility any is unintentional discharge. Never lean or place any loaded firearm on or may gun the done is this If object. similar other or car tree, fence, a against accidentally. fire to gun the causing fall, inadvertently 8 Never pull a gun toward your body by the muzzle. discharge, accidental an is there and done, is this If wounded. fatally or injured be surely will you 9. Keep your fingers away from the trigger, while unloading or loading, until you are ready to shoot. t fla d har e us r Neve . shoot u yo e befor d beyon d an t targe r you f o sure e B . 10 . backstop r you s a r wate r o e surfac the range of range the Know conditions. light low during Especially as objects hard or water at fire Never ammunition. your may occur. may ricochets 11. If repairs are necessary or indicated, contact Kimber Mfg., Inc. for further instructions. trigger, the alter circumstances, any under not, Do this on mechanism firing the of parts other or safety or any other firearm. Failure to obey this warning may result in injury or death to yourself or others. . precautions e thes h wit r unfamilia e anyon o t n gu r you n loa r Neve . 12 members all to safety firearms teach and Supervise non-shooters. and children to especially - family your of Closely supervise newcomers to the shooting sports. safety courses. safety hunting/shooting in enrollment Encourage The National Rifle Association's Eddie Eagle program is a great starting point. . others d an u yo d aroun g handlin n gu e unsaf t agains d guar n o d an e defensiv e B . 13 Don't be timid when it comes to gun safety. any violating shooters other observed you If politely suggest politely precautions, safety the of safer handling practices. g durin r o e befor s drug f o e typ y an e tak r o s beverage c alcoholi k drin r Neve . 14 shooting. Your vision and judgement could be dangerously impaired, making your gun handling unsafe to you and to others.

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. servicing d unauthorize d Avoi . maintenance c periodi t neglec t Don' . 15 Your new firearm is a mechanical device, which will not and requires and wear to subject is such, as and forever, last periodic inspection, adjustment, and service. Kimber firearms should only be serviced by authorized gunsmiths responsibility any assume cannot Kimber factory. the at for injuries suffered or caused by unauthorized servicing, alterations or modifications.

Important: Before firing, thoroughly clean the inside or oil grease any remove to chamber and barrel the of obstructions. possible other

8 n Informatio e Servic

A. Installing the Bolt

Your rifle is completely assembled except for the bolt, which has been removed e th n i y separatel d packe s i t bol e Th . storage d an n transportatio g durin y safet r fo shipping carton. Hold the rifle in your left hand. With your right hand slip the bolt . receiver e th o int d forwar d hea

It is extremely important when replacing the bolt to line up the cocking piece - extrac w cla e th e sur e mak o Als . receiver e th f o g tan e th n i t slo e th h wit n extensio tor is lined up with its slot on the right side of the receiver. Failure to do so will . warranty r you r unde d covere e b o t t no l wil h whic e rifl r you o t e damag n i t resul

B. Loading and Unloading

Use .22 long rifle ammunition only. Feed one cartridge at a time into the clip

9 and insert it into the bottom of the floor plate in front of the trigger guard. The magazine catch should click into a locked position even with the bolt closed.

By recycling the bolt backwards and forwards, loaded rounds should enter into the chamber in a controlled manner. In other words, the rim of the cartridge case should slide up into the bolt face as the bolt is moved forward and cartridges picked up t bulle e Th . chamber e th o int d fee n the l wil e cartridg e Th . magazine e th f o t ou . chamber e th o int g feedin s i t i s a m mechanis e th f o t par y an h touc t no d shoul

Live rounds can be taken out of the chamber just as easily as they were inserted. . done s i s thi n whe n positio e saf e th n i d place e b d shoul y safet e Th

To remove the magazine clip, pull back the magazine catch and the magazine should drop out of the rifle by its own weight.

C. Lead Warning g handlin r o , firearms g cleanin , areas d ventilate y poorl n i s firearm g Dischargin e caus o t n know s chemical r othe d an d lea o t e exposur n i t resul y ma n ammunitio birth defects, reproductive harm, cancer, and other serious physical injury. Have adequate ventilation at all times. Wash hands thoroughly after exposure.

10 D. Safety

The safety lever is the classic two position version of the model 70 R type, it allows . piece g cockin e th n o y directl s act n desig w ne e Th . position e saf e th m fro g unloadin

The safety lever is located at the right rear of the bolt and engages by pulling the . rear e th o t y full r leve d serrate

When you are ready to fire push the serrated lever fully to the forward position. . factory e th s leave e rifl e th e befor n positio o int d fitte s i m mechanis y safet e Th You should see a red dot on the back of the safety.

No safety or mechanical device is a substitute careless handling of firearms. Even with the with Even firearms. of handling careless for safety on, never point the muzzle at anything shoot. to intend not do you

E. Extraction and Ejection

To insure clear ejection of the fired case the bolt should be pulled back with a brisk, quick motion.

F. Removal of the bolt

Remove the detachable box magazine. Lift the bolt handle with the safety full m confir o t t por n ejectio e th t a k Loo . back t bol e th l pul d an ) safe n (o d backwar . empty s i r chambe g firin e th t tha

11 e th o s n pi g firin e th s block y automaticall t i e handl t bol e th t lif u yo e tim y Ever u yo s unles e fir o t y read e b l wil e rifl e th d close s i t bol e th f I . fired e b t canno e rifl manually apply the safety.

The bolt stop lever is a small rectangular knob at the left-hand rear section of the receiver, it must be held down while the bolt is pulled fully to the rear and out of the receiver. Be careful not to hit the wood stock with the back of the bolt, as . result l wil e damag

G. Replacing the bolt e piec g cockin e th p u e lin o t t bol e th g replacin n whe t importan y extremel s i t I - extrac w cla e th e sur e mak o Als . receiver e th f o g tan e th n i t slo e th h wit n extensio

12 l wil o s o d o t e Failur . receiver e th f o e sid t righ e th n o t slo s it h wit p u d line s i r to . warranty r you r unde d covere e b t no l wil h whic e rifl r you o t e damag n i t resul

H. Trigger d an 2 2-1/ n betwee r fo t se s i h whic m mechanis e stag e singl a s i r trigge e Th . factory e th t a e pressur f o . Ibs 3 It is fully adjustable for over travel, depth of sear engagement and weight of r prope h wit y factor e th t a t se n bee s ha l pul r trigge e th , However . pull overtravel and sear engagement, so we do not recommend disassembly or adjustment except by a qualified gunsmith or by our factory personnel. should gunsmiths Kimber experience Only mechanism. trigger the adjust

I. Accuracy All rifles are tested for accuracy. Each must shoot a 5 shot group not larger . factory e th e leav r neve l wil t i r o s yard 0 5 t a h inc 0 .40 n tha g feedin e magazin e th e us r neve y accurac e possibl t bes e th e achiev o T system. It is best to feed cartridges directly into the chamber one at a time. m fro t cos l nomina t a e availabl s i m platfor g loadin t sho e singl l optiona n A . NY , Yonkers n i p Sho m Custo r Kimbe e th t Bol e th f o y Disassembl . J e th e ar e Her . bolt e th m fro d disassemble e b n ca y assembl n pi g firin e th y Onl instructions. Lift the bolt handle and close it to cock the . With the f o t ou t bol e th l Pul . position e saf e th o int y safet e th l pul d cocke n pi g firin the receiver and with your hand unscrew the cocking piece housing counter r fo y read y assembl n pi g firin e th e hav w no u Yo . bolt e th f o t ou e clockwis inspection, cleaning and oiling. Further disassembly of the bolt is not o d , together t bol e th e assembl t canno u yo n reaso y an r fo f I . recommended . Inc , Mfg. r Kimbe o t s part e th d Sen . force e us t no Only experience Kimber gunsmiths should attempt assembly. pin firing the of disassembly further

K. Removing Barreled Action for Stock When taking the barreled action out of the stock, the following procedure should be carefully followed to avoid damage to the stock. e magazin e th e Remov . 1 t bol e th e Remov . 2 3. Remove both take down screws 4. Carefully lift the barreled action from the stock taking particular care to . area g tan r receive e th d aroun d woo e th t protec

13 The floor plate and trigger guard do not have to be removed in order to take e b , removed e ar y the n reaso e som r fo f I . stock e th f o t ou n actio d barrele e th sure to replace them before the barreled action is put back into the stock. e th , stock e th m fro d remove e b t mus d guar r trigge e th n reaso e som r fo f I e th h wit , aft d an e for , it f o d en h eac p ta y lightl o t s i s thi e achiev o t y wa t bes . stock e th e insid m fro r screwdrive a f o p ti o t e sur e B . 4 h throug 1 s procedure e revers , stock e th o t n actio e th n retur o T tighten the front take down screw first, then the rear screw. Do not forget to put the magazine front guide in place.

I. Action Cleaning and Care . removed e b d shoul k stoc e th , action e th n clea o t y necessar e b t i d Shoul Wash the action with a good quality gun cleaning solvent such as Shooter Choices' Extreme Clean or equivalent. (Always follow Manufacturers Directions) Wipe clean and re-oil lightly. The cocking cam surfaces on the . lubricated t kep e b d shoul t bol When shooting in freezing weather, remove excess oil and use dry graphite as a lubricant.

M. Care and Cleaning .22 long rifle cartridges are pre-lubricated and this generally provides f o e bor e th f o g oilin r regula r fo d nee e th g eliminatin , lubrication e adequat the barrel. d unprotecte x bo r thei e outsid t lef n whe d an d grease e ar s bullet e rifl g lon 2 .2 . barrel e th r wea y rapidl l wil t tha d san d an t dus t collec y ma y the l wil d an s dust e abrasiv t collec s sometime o t d ten s barrel , However occasionally need oiling and cleaning. A regular .22 caliber cleaning rod and patch are ideal for this task. Be aware that too much oil can damage a barrel when fired. Be sure to remove excess oil before firing. It is important that the cleaning rod be inserted from the action end and not e th o int l fal t no s doe l barre e th n i e residu g shootin e insur o t d en e muzzl e th m aluminu y onl e Us . solvent r powde g usin , necessary f i , brush e Wir . action g cleanin d covere c plasti e damag y ma r ejecto e Th . rods g cleanin s bras r o rods. come to solvent powder liquid allow to not careful Be s seriou e caus l wil t I surfaces. wood or blue with contact in powder liquid the remove Immediately parts. these to damage oil. gun of film light a apply and solvent Handling leaves invisible prints of moisture that can cause rust to metal parts. e preventativ t Rus r o h clot d oile n a h wit l barre d an r receive e wip s Alway such as Shooters Choice Rust Prevent after handling. Remember: Rust is neglect. 14 Abrupt temperature changes cause condensation and moisture; therefore, special care to interior metal parts is needed to prevent rusting. t sof a e insid s i t i f i n eve , car a f o k trun e th n i t overnigh e rifl e th e stor t no o D gun case. Humid, cool conditions can cause condensation and rust in a short period of time. Insure that a light coating of oil like Shooters Choice FP-10 or equivalent, is maintained on the bolt and receiver thus insuring a smooth fluid functioning of these two major parts. no that see to check always bore, the cleaning after Warning: part of the cleaning rod or pan of a patch remains inside the barrel as an obstruction. The wood stock on your rifle has a beautiful Natural Oil Finish to protect and enhance the fine wood. From time to time you may want to condition y Case d Birchwoo e th g usin d recommen e W . stock r you n o h finis d woo e th line of Stock Care products. Follow the manufacturer directions with all products. If used properly, they will enhance the beauty, and durability of your rifles stock. If the stock becomes dirty, a light wipe down with a cloth soaked in Mineral Spirits will usually remove surface grime. Allow the stock to dry. Follow this up wiping the stock with good quality boiled linseed oil or Tung oil. Apply using your fingers or a lightly soaked lint free cloth. Wipe e th b ru , cloth e fre t lin y dr r o l towe r pape a h wit k stoc e th m fro l oi s exces stock vigorously by hand to seal and bring the oiled stock up to a beautiful n whe k stoc e th m fro n actio d barrele e th g removin t sugges s alway e W . luster e th g "Removin n o s instruction e th w Follo . conditioning k Stoc g performin Barreled Action from the Stock" in the Owners Manual.

N. Dry Firing n a f o r trigge e th g pullin d an g aimin , cocking f o s action e th h throug g Goin unloaded gun is known as dry firing. Dry firing can be useful to learn the n i d pointe d an d unloade s i e rifl e th n certai e B . rifle r Kimbe w ne r you f o l fee a safe direction even when practicing. The new Kimber .22 can be dry fired without damage to the firing pin or other components.

O. Maintenance e ensur o t s gunsmith t competen y b y periodicall d checke e b d shoul e rifl s Thi proper function and replacement of any worn or damaged part. This is best . gunsmiths d traine r Kimbe y b y factor e th t a d performe s Base d an s Mount e Scop . P The model .22 long rifle receiver is drilled and tapped for Kimber two piece m fro t differen s i e bas t moun e scop t fron e Th . bases t moun e scop d contoure the rear. Order only Kimber .22 scope mount base in sets. They are available from your dealer or from our customer service department in Yonkers.

15 Remember that you will need one base for the front and one for the rear. The . bases e th h wit d supplie e ar h wrenc d an s screw The Kimber scope mount bases will accept Redfield, Leupold and Burris . rears e adjustabl e windag h wit s set g rin s Dovetail g Rotatin Before ordering scope rings it is very important to first decide on the scope you want to fit. This will have a bearing on the height of the rings you need to order. Most styles of rings come in at least three different heights. Medium h hig d an w Lo . scopes e siz d standar l al r fo e adequat e b d shoul s ring t heigh rings are available for special applications. y Polic e Servic r Kimbe Kimber Mfg., Inc. does not recommend and is not responsible for any alteration or modification to the rifle not made by Kimber factory personnel, nor the replacement of worn or damaged parts with those not manufactured by Kimber Mfg., Inc. We reserve the right to refuse service on firearms that . changed y substantiall r o o t d adde , altered n bee e hav Every rifle is carefully inspected and test fired for function and accuracy d an n conditio t perfec n i y factor e th s leave t i t tha e insur o t t shipmen e befor fully conforms to our specifications and standards. Should damage occur , call e pleas , performance s it g regardin s question y an e ar e ther f i r o , enroute Fax, Email or write our Customer Service department in Yonkers, NY and fully describe the problem encountered. Ammunition The .22 long rifle cartridge is by far the most popular cartridge produced in the world today. There are literally dozens of manufacturers in many different countries. There is also a wide variation of types of long rifle ammo, ranging from . ammo g plinkin y velocit r hype o t s type t targe c subsoni , velocity w lo y relativel The quality of .22 ammunition has a very significant bearing on accuracy. Inexpensive brands will not produce accuracy close to that of premium brands of target ammunition. Top grade target ammo in a fine rifle is capable of sub MOA accuracy (1" diameter at 100 yards). Cheap ammo on the other hand sometimes cannot produce groups of less than three inches. At Kimber we have test fired millions of rounds of .22 long rifle ammunition and we have decided that for ultimate performance in consistency and accuracy h Matc y Remington/Ele r o n ammunitio l Meda d Gol l Federa h wit d obtaine s i Xtra Plus. The test target attached your new rifle was shot with either Federal t bes e th r Fo . ammunition s Plu a Xtr h Matc y Remington/Ele r o l Meda d Gol accuracy use standard velocity or match competition ammo only. High velocity cartridges tend to be more powerful but less accurate.

16 Ammunition should always be stored and carried in its original packaging. Never carry loose cartridges in your pocket because loose cartridges attract dust and dirt that will cause premature wear in your barrel. Ammunition should never be exposed to direct sunlight or be stored under glass inside an automobile. The test target attached your rifle can be used as a benchmark in sourcing d bran a y identif o t t wan y ma u yo f buf y accurac n a e ar u yo f I . ammunition w ne and lot which shoots well and purchase a good supply from the same lot.

Warranty s Magnuson-Mos e th h wit y compl o t d drafte n bee s ha y warrant d limite s Thi Warranty Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act which is effective . 1995 , 31 r Decembe r afte r o n o d manufacture s good r fo Kimber Mfg., Inc. firearms are warranted to be free from defects in n gu w ne l origina f o e dat e th r afte r yea e on r fo p workmanshi d an l materia retail purchase. The manufacturer agrees to correct by repair or replacement (with the same or comparable quality model) your firearm, without charge, if returned prepaid with a copy of the bill of sale. Kimber Mfg., Inc. assumes no responsibility for product malfunction or m fro t par n i r o e whol n i g resultin e damag y propert r o y injur l physica r fo , handling s careles r o r imprope , product e th f o e us t negligen r o l crimina unauthorized modifications, use of defective, improper, hand-loaded ammunition, customer abuse or neglect of the product, or other influences l norma o t y appl t no s doe y warrant s Thi . control s Inc.' , Mfg. r Kimbe d beyon s material r othe d an r rubbe , plastic , wood , metal g includin , parts y an f o r wea surface finish or if unauthorized repair and/or alteration has been performed. This warranty does not cover repairs related to unreasonable use, corrosion, failure to provide proper maintenance, damaged or shopworn display guns, gun barrels damaged by an obstructed bore or guns damaged in return . handling d an g packin r imprope o t e du t shipmen g makin e befor t produc y an t inspec o t t righ e th s reserve . Inc , Mfg. r Kimbe any adjustment covered by this warranty. Under no circumstances shall Kimber Mfg., Inc. be liable for incidental or consequential damages with respect to economic loss or injury or property damage whether the result of breach of express or implied warranty. Some states do not allow the exclusion of consequential or incidental damages so the limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives only e b o als y ma s right r Othe . rights l lega c specifi r purchase l retai l origina e th available which may vary from state to state. n a y b g writin n i t excep d change e b t canno y warrant s thi f o s term e Th officer of Kimber Mfg., Inc. The Kimber factory at: 1 Lawton Street, Yonkers, NY 10705 is the only 7 1 . location r repai d authorize 18 w Vie d Explode e Rifl n Actio t Bol 2 K2 l Mode r Kimbe s Part g Orderin r fo s Instruction

Please provide model number/name, part number and part name. Supply serial number and caliber of gun. Identify parts from list, or exploded view. o t g fittin r o t adjustmen t sligh e requir y ma , dimensions e clos o t e mad g bein s Part . firearm e th f o n functio r prope e insur e b y onl n ca s part e thes - d restricte d marke e ar s part e som t tha e not e Pleas ordered and mailed to gunsmiths with FFL's on record.

Send part orders directly to;

Kimber Mfg. Inc. t Departmen s Part 1 Lawton Street 5 1070 Y N , Yonkers

20 Instructions for Factory Service

Return firearms to Kimber Mfg. Inc. for factory service only upon n authorizatio n retur A . personnel e servic r custome r Kimbe y b n authorizatio . return m firear d authorize y ever o t d assigne e b l wil r numbe

Please package your firearm carefully. Ship firearm in original shipping r o n gu f o t movemen t preven o t l materia g cushionin r prope h wit r containe parts and package. Gun cases are especially recommended for return shipping. Clearly mark forwarding and return address on the outside of the . letter d attache n o s a l wel s a e packag

Securely attached complete letter to outside of each package returned to the e Th . letter e sam e th f o y cop a e packag e th e insid o als e Includ . factory , address g mailin e complet , name r you : include t mus r lette e th f o s content your telephone number, serial number of firearm and a complete description of the problem.

Please do not return gun accessories such as sling straps, quick release y factor e th o t t equipmen special r othe y an r o s mount , telescopes , swivels with the gun shipment. Identify complete condition of firearm and contents - any parts missing or damaged

. instructions r repai h wit s order t par e includ t no o d e pleas s delay d avoi o T

Unless otherwise specified return shipments will be made by UPS. Kimber gun parts are not interchangeable with those of any other make. For this reason . manufacture s it f o t no n gu y an e servic t canno r Kimbe

Before packaging guns for return to the factory, all ammunition must be removed.

Please send repairs directly to:

KMI Warranty Repair Department t Stree n Lawto 1 Yonkers New York, 10705

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