Yamaha K-31 Service Manual download pdf (Page 54)

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60 When choosing a storage location, an uninhabited and isolated place should be chosen, if possible.

Good storage locations for munitions will be dry, easy to aerate and provided with a floor. Storing

munitions on rock or dirt will damage the packaging. If the packaging becomes wet and

impossible to transport in cartons, find a dry floor and ensure that there is sufficient aeration in the

storage area.

Stacking cartons more than 5 cartons high is prohibited. Between different stacks as well as the

between the walls of the storage facility and the stacks the spacing should be such to ensure good

aeration of the cartons.

Part 3

Rifle Handling

I. Loading, Reloading and Unloading

(Fig. 34-37)

61 Handling cartridges instead of live ball or blank ammunition should be used to practice all

different handling movements.

The shooter should be able to load and reload rapidly and without malfunctions in all shooting

positions, on the march and in the dark.

The soldier need not be concerned about loading details that are not covered in the following

sections:

62 Loading: is should be performed either in the prone or combat position:

-Grasp the weapon in the left hand next to the trigger guard (toward the center of gravity),

-Right thumb placed on the left side of the cocking ring, the other fingers on the bolt handle on the

cam follower,

-Open the bolt by pushing with the right thumb ,

-Grasp the charger in the right hand and place it in the loading slot (fig. 34),

-Insert the cartridges in two movements (fig. 35), press the cartridges downward with the base of

the thumb, and then press the cartridges firmly down to the bottom, into the magazine with the tip

of the thumb,

-Grasp the charger in the right hand,

-With the right hand firmly closed, close the bolt with one, hard movement.

-Place the charger in the ammo pouch and close it with the right hand.

-Rest the rifle alongside the body if not immediately shooting.

To load standing, place the left foot slightly forward and angle the rifle slightly upward while

resting it on the ammo pouch.

The load command is as follows: “Load” (Chargez)

63 Reloading: After each shot the shooter reloads of his own accord without order:

-With the rifle on the shoulder, grasp the handle on the cam follower in the right hand and pull

quickly to the rear.

-Close the bolt again with one hard movement forward.

-Hold the rifle near the center of gravity; place index finger inside the trigger guard,

-Lower the rifle if shooting is interrupted.

If the bolt will not close because the magazine is empty, the shooter will reload using a fresh

charger as follows:

-Lower the weapon

-Place the charger into the loading slot,

-Insert the cartridges per section 62.

-Discard the empty charger,

-Close the bolt per section 62,

-Close the ammo pouch,

-Per the situation: Shoot, observe, or secure the weapon

64 Remove the cartridges (the weapon has been secured)

-Rest the weapon at an upward angle, as if loading in a standing position,

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