WARNING: ENSURE YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE ADJUSTING YOUR SIGHT. AT ALL TIMES FOLLOW THE BASIC FIREARMS SAFETY RULES IN THE SECTION ENTITLED YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES.
How to Identify/Date a S&W. The serial number is here, especially in later models. I was looking for. The serial # charts did not help me at all.
WARNING: VISIBLE LASER RADIATION EMITS FROM THE CRIMSON TRACE® LASER WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. Mount a target with a clearly visible aiming point downrange at the desired zeroing distance. Turn ON the Crimson Trace® Laser by pressing the activation button once. While aiming the M&P® BODYGUARD® 38 revolver with its iron sights, rotate the adjustment screws as needed to superimpose the laser strike point over the M&P® BODYGUARD® 38 revolver’s aiming point. To determine the required direction of rotation, refer to the Laser Adjustment Table on page 37 of the owner's user manual. Direct the Crimson Trace® Laser at the target aiming point.
Fire a 3-round shot group and note the center of the shot group relative to the target aiming point. Rotate the adjustment screws (FIGURES A10 & A11 see owner's user manual) as needed to move the center of the shot group to the target aiming point.
To determine the required direction of rotation, refer to the Shot Group Movement column in the Laser Adjustment Table on page 37 of the owner's user manual. Fire another 3-round shot group to confirm zero. Repeat these steps until the shot group falls within an acceptable radius around the target aim point. WARNING: ENSURE YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE ADJUSTING YOUR SIGHT. AT ALL TIMES FOLLOW THE BASIC FIREARMS SAFETY RULES IN THE SECTION ENTITLED YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES. WARNING: VISIBLE LASER RADIATION EMITS FROM THE CRIMSON TRACE® LASER WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. Mount a target with a clearly visible aiming point downrange at the desired zeroing distance.
Turn ON the Crimson Trace® Laser by pressing the activation button once. While aiming the M&P® BODYGUARD® 380 with its iron sights, rotate the adjustment screws as needed to superimpose the laser strike point over the M&P® BODYGUARD® 380’s aiming point (FIGURE A11). To determine the required direction of rotation, refer to the Laser Adjustment Table on page 46 of the owner's user manual. Direct the Crimson Trace® Laser at the target aiming point. Fire a 3-round shot group and note the center of the shot group relative to the target aiming point. Rotate the adjustment screws as needed to move the center of the shot group to the target aiming point. To determine the required direction of rotation, refer to the Shot Group Movement column in the Laser Adjustment Table on page 46 of the owner's user manual.
Fire another 3-round shot group to confirm zero. Repeat these steps until the shot group falls within an acceptable radius around the target aim point. WARNING: ENSURE YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE ADJUSTING YOUR SIGHT. AT ALL TIMES FOLLOW THE BASIC FIREARMS SAFETY RULES IN THE SECTION ENTITLED 'YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES' OF YOUR BODYGUARD® 38 SAFETY AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
WARNING: VISIBLE LASER RADIATION EMITS FROM THE INSIGHT® LASER WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION - AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. Turn the elevation adjustment screw (on top of the laser) four (4) complete rotations counter-clockwise with the allen wrench provided with your BODYGUARD® 38 revolver. Turn the windage adjustment screw (on the side of the laser) four (4) complete rotations counter-clockwise with the allen wrench provided with your BODYGUARD® 38 revolver. Pick a suitable aiming point where you can see the fixed sight picture and the laser beam at the same time. The point should be 8 to 10 feet from the BODYGUARD® 38 revolver. Turn the elevation adjustment screw so that the beam is two inches (2') above point of impact as referenced from the fixed sight picture.
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(Note: the beam will move approximately one inch (1') left of point of impact.). Turn the windage adjustment screw so that the beam is to the point of impact as referenced from the fixed sight picture.
Turn the elevation adjustment screw so that the beam is to the point of impact as referenced from the fixed sight picture. Test fire the BODYGUARD® 38 revolver with your particular type and brand of ammunition and make any final adjustments necessary, making sure the revolver is unloaded prior to making any adjustments to the laser sight.
Click Here For Downloadable Instructions. Use only commercially manufactured ammunition with internal ballistic pressures which are in strict accordance with the specifications of the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute (SAAMI). Be certain all ammunition you use complies with the SAAMI specifications. If you are uncertain, contact your ammunition supplier for verification. If you would like any further information on specific ammunition, you may contact one of the major ammunition manufacturers from the link listed below. Limited Lifetime Warranty: The product is warranted to the original consumer purchaser, for as long as he or she lives, against defects in materials, manufacture of assembly. Damage due to abuse, misuse or neglect is not covered.
Defective products will be repaired or replaced. Discontinued items that are not repairable will be exchanged for items of equal value. In order to get service under this warranty, send the product prepaid, together with an explanation of the defect to the address listed below. Please add $6.95 for return freight.
It is recommended that you insure the defective products to be returned. Smith & Wesson Knives will not be responsible for any damages for loss or use of defective products or for other consequential or incidental damages. BTI Tools Attn: Warranty and Repair 2501 Lemone Industrial Blvd Columbia, MO 65201. Smith & Wesson discontinued manufacturing air and pellet guns in 1980. The air and pellet gun line included the models: 77A, 78G, 79G and 80G.
Should your Smith & Wesson air gun require parts and/or repairs, please contact: Bimrose Precision Airgun Repair is now located at: 13090 Navajo Road #3 Apple Valley, CA 92308 (760) 646-9108 TMac's Airgun Service C/O Tony McDaniel 1120 Finger Bridge Road Hickory NC 28602 (828) 294-2468 Models 586 and 686 pellet guns, please contact: Umarex USA, Inc. 6007 S 29th Street Fort Smith, AR 72908 (479) 646-4210 We suggest that you call before shipping your air gun to ensure they have the required parts.