The cable-style lock (patent pending) supplied in Project ChildSafe
safety kits should be used in addition to, not as a substitute
for, safe firearms handling and storage methods. As a firearms
owner, it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to know how to
safely handle and securely store your firearms.
Please read the Project ChildSafe safety booklet and your firearm's
Owner's Manual for safe handling and storage methods.
WARNING: Before installing this or any gun lock, be sure the
firearm is completely UNLOADED and the safety is on SAFE. When
installing the lock, keep your finger off the trigger and always
have the firearm pointing in a safe direction.
REMEMBER:
No firearm's safety or lock can be a substitute for safe, careful
gun handling and storage. This lock is intended to discourage
unauthorized access to a firearm, particularly by young children.
This lock may be cut or defeated by a determined individual
and may not prevent intentional misuse of a firearm.
Please select the state in which you obtained your
Project ChildSafe safety kit to get the instructions specific to
your lock:
GUN LOCK SAFETY TIPS
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Keep cable and lock outside of trigger guard at all times.
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Always push cable into padlock until it locks securely.
After removing key, tug on cable to ensure connection is
secure.
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Store key to the gun lock and the firearm separately.
Be sure to store key in a location inaccessible to unauthorized
persons, particularly children.
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Do not work the firearm’s action with the lock in
place. This may damage the lock and/or the firearm.
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If the lock’s plastic coating becomes damaged or
separated from the steel cable or the lock face, replace
the lock.
GENERAL FIREARM SAFETY TIPS
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Keep all firearms locked in a safe place, away from children
and other unauthorized persons.
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Store ammunition under lock and key, separately from firearms.
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Read and understand the owner’s manual that came
with your firearm.
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Follow safe gun handling practices: keep muzzle pointed
in a safe direction; keep fingers off the trigger; and
keep the firearm unloaded when not in use.
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