IIRC, the directions for setting the friction rings was pasted inside the forearm of my Light Twelve Browning Auto 5. Maybe it's in your Sweet Sixteen, too.
Caution: When you remove the forearm, hold it by its forward end as it is hollow and can be cracked if held towards the rear. HTH
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Be mentally deliberate but muscularly fast. Aim for just above the belt buckle Wyatt Earp
45 ACP: Give 'em a new navel! BigG
"It is error alone that needs government support; truth can stand by itself." Tom Jefferson, Notes on Virginia, 1785
We don't have a chaplain here, but I don't view that as any major problem... You can rest assured
that you will not go in that bag until I've said a few appropriate words over you
R. Lee Ermy as Sgt Major Haffner, from The Siege of Firebase Gloria
If you have to shoot a man, shoot him in the guts. It may not kill him... sometimes they die slow, but it'll paralyze his brain and arm and the fight is all but over Wild Bill Hickok
[This message has been edited by BigG (edited December 30, 1999).]