Congratulations on Your Choice of a Remington Pistol. Wits proper ear, it should give you many years of dependable use and enjoy. ‘mont For best result, we recormmend that you use Remington Ammon: the "smmunion used in factory testing your frearm agains ur igorous uncon and perormanc standards Safety is Critical to Performance. ‘Asuperiy crated firearms only as good asthe hans that ho. You can never be co caret. Shooting sclde's oe fen caused by cals ovr uch 128 fling to conto he recon ofthe muzzle, fling to ily engage te safety Isavng anmunton te chamber o using mproper ina. These oversight can resuin the destruction oie, mb, or propery. Tere no cating backs Ble ‘nce thas bon fired, ots ical hat you know te pines of sal farm Nan ding and soage before you ever tke your new fresm out ofthe box. “The proper use and perfomance of you farm depends on correct assembly and maintenance, 0 it ica that you familanize ours with he inormaton inthis manual Even you area veteran shooter wah aealectono fra, ake the time to read ths manval, Nota reams are te same Tat means he fsstop insahering st lam and become fair wth fetes ad eqveant o your new fear en ead Tiss the most inpotart firearm safety rue. sto direc toni one in which an aesental charge wil pot ease inury to yourself or aners, Never alow your frearm 2 point at anyhing you donot intend o shot. Be especialy care- f {ul when you ae loading or uroading Treat avery fear 28 it were loaded. And make ta habit koow where the ot nieraag muzzle pointed ata es, even when your frearm sun- {4 loaded. No one wil be injured by an accidental charge You keep your ream poitad ia ate dracon ts that simple, Lod your rear only when you aren the fel ron the trget range and ready {0 fre. Never loaded firearm out of you sight oc of your hands. Unload '8s soon as you are fred shooting «before you ting tito your ea, camp oF home. Remember, unloading your fearm maans unloading comple 0 there ‘Sno ammunition n te chamber or inthe magazine. Bofore handling a fren of Passing 10 somoone ose, vsualy check he chamber, receiver and magezine 0 bo corn they do not eorain ammumion. Aways keep the rearn's acon open ‘when notin use. Never assume a reams unloaded ven you wer the as por 00 fo use I. Aways check for youre + Let common sense ro when you cay loaded fream. "you rena stuaton that cul risk acoder tacnarge Such as crossing a fence, wading tough a seam or climbing tre «always unload your arm, Neve pull or push a loaded fream toward yourself or another person. Newer cay lade Fear in a seabbar, detaches ha ster o gun case. + Certain frearms aro equipped wih intemal secunty "atattts send devices to prevent unauthorized use. Some foams ence sium Pu A ‘owners use external dovces, auch as cable lacks and tigger bios, for the same purpose. Even Mf you use uch a device, you should sti koop your ear unioadod when stored ar not in se. And using ntaal or extemal devices canna subsite, nowever for secu ing your roams and ammunition in a separate, locked location + Safe sorage of frearms is just as etic s safe handling. Never store firearms loaded. Be sure to keep yout rearme in a secure place where unauthorized pe sons cannot gt their hands on hem without your knowledge. + Take specal care if here are children around. Chicren ae fascinated by ‘reams. Is a natural curesy that can have tragic consequences when et ‘rope supervised. Stove your roarme in a locked gun ste of some otha oe tin that physically bars chia ftom ganing acces. + Ammuniton should be stoted and locked in locaton separate fom your frearm. Never leave an unsecured feearm or ammunion in s closet, dresser ‘rawr or under the bed. Remember, tis your responsiblity to make sure that ‘hlren and othos unfair with reams cannot gt acoees to your frearm and Treat ever Frearm as ican fre a any tne, whether or not theo i pressure on {he tage: Your ream has been eartuy designed to maxmize perfomance and sae), Homever, because a earn’ sft is @ mechantcal device ou fl Human ois @ more ikly reason fora farm sey to fal. By mistake, you may ‘hike safety son when real is not Or the safely may have been dsangaged 3vihout your knowledge. Or you could think your eam is unloaded when thers ‘unl a caridge o& ele Amochanical safety is neta subst or eommon ‘senso is rey a supplement o your proper handing ofa ear. evr touch he tigger on a fearm unl you re ready to staat. Keep yeurfingors ‘ay rom th gor when yu ae cig or unloading. And do net al he tigger ‘aon the safety engoges or pesioned botwoon safe and te. 2efre using your ream red hs nstucton book to understand the exact oaton ‘and operation of your fears safety. Even when te safety is on, mann conto ‘of your loaded frarm and con! he ection of be muzzle. hater words, do nt roiyon your safety to jy careless handling, your fream'setemal mechanisms te broken orhave been are, your fearm may he even when De saat i on, Remember. you and your sae ream handling prastoes ar your reas best sty, Omeee aa Yeu ean ot sop @ hot in mia, 80 never fre ‘elas you etl hare yu Sha ging fn watt i sik. Never feo sue, 2 move 7 Q _entora pater of colo: Autor camoutage can By cosy be. mistaken fora lrg by an impulsive Shoot Bufo you pulthekngoer be abso - Se of yourtargat and whats behind. Make Sue ‘fe stot nas a backelop such at = fide o dense malarial Ike sand Remember, bules can tovl great tances wih temendove valet. Krow ‘row far your at go you mes your target ote ule coches Opes vary frearm is designed to use a certain caliber or gauge of ammurtio. Using the wrong ammunition, mising ammuniion ee using Improperly reloaded ammu ion can cause serous personal injury or death. Andi only fakes one cartridge for shofehol ofthe incorrect calber Or gauge, oF which Nas been Improperly Teloaded to dastoy your trea. tis your responsibly to make sue the aneurin you use exactly matches t calberor gauge of your fear. Refer to this nstucton book to ind ut the pe ‘fc requirements of your firearm. Always read and hood the insructions on ‘anno boxes. Conusing shal. or caries can cause serious personal in or oath ane destroy ‘you freamm Examine your hols or canis esl and use nly the reosecalbor {cr gauge er your spect frearn. Fr exarpe, suppose you acer loaded a 20 ‘a shelintoa 12 ga. ehelgun Because to 20 ga. sel is too smal the chamber, the 20 ga. shel could travel oun the barel and get loged in tw bore. you then ‘coded a standard 12 9a shel tehind Wand fred he 12 ga hot wl st the leded 20 ga shel and may cause he bare oexpode ght in you hand 4 Tiss commont cals a 12120 brs, anditcan ll you Chek al aremuniten bate youtbado make suet matches your fears requroment.Tyacaly evry fream ‘tide and hol is heaa-stampad wih ts ealber o gauge fr easy entation [Uke you vl fe the calber or gauge of your new Remington fea mpd on the bara, | for seme reason the ammunition does nat re when you ul the tigger, top and remember the 1st Commanament of Firearm Safety - always keep the mu 2 poned ina safe drecion. Aer wating a minmun of ane minuto, Keep your face away rom the breech, put te safety on, carefully open the action, unload the fear, and dsposeof he canrdige sty, Remember that any me there is ‘2 shallin the chamber your frearm i loaded and ready to use, Even f you ted to shoot and your frearm ci not ro, eat your fearm as coud sta sche, © ier aa ero oe PRCT ETS] Your sight and hearing rik injury from shooting and shouts be protected a al times. Wear protcive shooting gasses to urd agin fling shot, ly target chips, powder residue, ruptured carrgge caes and even twigs and branches in he fl, Also be sure to wear eye protection when you are dsassembing or caning & ‘rearm so ta ensoned pas ike springs) and leaning solvents do nat come in contact with your eyes. Continued exposure to shecing noise can permanentiy damage your hearing, On the range where shoating vl lume sth loudest, be sure to use the maximum patec- tion of headset Lear to use ear peotecton a al bes, Before acing your ear, open the acton and make sure thar sno amr tion ine chambor or magazine. Check he barrel or any obstctens or debs Even a small amount of snow, ru, exces lubieant or grease nthe bore can ‘dangerously increase pressure and causo the baal to Bulge o burst when fring, Use a cleaning rod and patch to wipe away ant-ust compounds or any oer ‘residues or obstructions in tho bare. Never by 10 shoot ou an obatucton by ‘oading anethor shall and frig! \inen fing, rely on your instincts. I the noise or reco of your fear seems ‘weak, stop everthing, unload your frearm and be sue sthing is lodged in the Darel Remember the 1220 oust? Thats what ean happen when te bar! structed, Aways be sure you arousing the corect ammunition in your tearm and that itis ee of obstructions, 5‘Your ream has been designed (o operate according to cetin factory specie tions. Yo nl joopardize your safety and that of others around you By attempting focal ts tagger machanea safety or othe mechanisms. So never alter or mod ‘iy your fer in any way Luke any mechanical device, a fearm is subject © wear. It must De maintained ‘and penoseal sorvce to assure optimum safety an performance. Ory a qual ied sence facity shoud sence, repair or most your fram. Consul yout Instruction bak for instructions on how to send your rear to the factory or for the location ofthe neacest Remington autorzad repair staton, Proper clearing And lubreaton ae ase important to fearm mainte hance and are necessary i assure accuracy, ste {yand reliably Before ceaning, always make sure that your frearm is completely unloaded. And ‘ays clean the bare fom the chamber end tothe ‘muzzle when posse, Make ta praces to dean your bore every ime you ‘are ging shoot. Be sre oclean your nt rear bofre and aftr lenge storage and no lass han ‘noe 9 yea tis ase mparant to dean your ream ‘whenever thas been exposed to abverse condtions {uch ai, dt, ms, sn, loot or saat. For safe and dependable operation of your from, al parts of your fear must be propery cleaned and lureated. Pesoscaly inapect the internal workings of your fear tobe sure they ae dean and re of ust, unwanted dt and debi Use recrmmendd lubricants on your firearm and do not over-ubrcato. Excessive tse of a nonecommended luca could adver affect the Knee and safe ‘operation of you ream. Remember, you arb responible forthe rope care and ‘maintenance of you eam. Faure to reper maintain your fear cannot oy ‘damage onan You trea, ean expose you and thers to urwcessary risks of Dersonalinhry oF death Remington has a wie range of rear care produts and resoutess or best resus ‘ahen cesring your Frearm; everyting fom solvers and ubreans to rods and patches. They ae all valabe fom your Remingion desler ‘eta trans ae lke. They have ferent mechanical carats tat dale how yu sould cary and hande tm. Arne whe plans to se a frearm shuld est eoame oy fami wth the pe ef froarm ht ana te ale handing prosaic ferlading, nlosng, caring, shooting and stoning Before you even unpack your new fear, read hs instucion book fram cover fo ‘cover ond famiarze youre wh fe diferent component pata of he ea, Ten ‘ead, undestnd an elon the Ten Commancmants of Firearm Salty in i man a. WARNING! Discharging freams in pooty veraled eras, cleaning freams or han ‘ing anmuniion may result in exposure to lead, a substance known to cause bet of, ropeducive harm, cancr and other sous physica inky. Have adoquale vera tallies Wash Pands oro ater erponie ‘SHOOT SOBER! “Ther sone cher ue hat must be olowed whon hardin rears fact respect fortis rules naoessary in order eflecisy grace fhe Ten Commandments of Fea Safety. The rules: SHOOT SOBER! Frearms and acre or uss make @ ead combination, Never consume anyhg tat woul icy impair your sgrent ‘or physical coornaton when you are using a fea. A agetng percorago of Pe shooting accdons that occur every year ivelve acho or dugs. Be mart. ANS ‘shoot aber and stay ave WARNING! Faure fo fofow any of these safety rules may cause personal uy of death oe shooter or bystander ad damage to property. Donat use a rear nt {you fuly understand and pracice the Ten Commandments of Fear Safety. you have any questions abot tho solo use of a Reminglon farm, we to uP a Femegten, Consumer Saree, PO. Bax 191%, Madson, NC 270250700, o cal ut ‘a 200-249-9700 [DON'T KEEP THIS TO YOURSELF. "Now tht you area frearm over youhave fe gain inhelp ensure hat shooting sports a sole fer everyne,partspanis and byetanrs alike. You can do that by practing hes prnipls of ream sey and passe thom on 6 ahs - espa ow shooter. Set an exam for beginners. Be a guide to thle sfe erty a he fencing wor of shooting spor. Invest you tne ar patience forthe love oth pct land fr 8 faze. Aor lt your lve ofthe spon ated you to buy a wear, Foam ownership is ight ana preg. t's prvige wich caries witht ac ‘ona respons 0 use yeu farm ina way which wil ans your safely and ho sly of thers. The presenaton of his rg and prviege depends onthe personal mmiment of you and your flow shooters tothe slo ae response use of fraams. Latte Ten Commandment f eam Saft oulned nthe book side you Atal imes. Teach and promote these res whenever you can. Remember fear ‘let depends on you! Thats th oly way really enjoy your Now fram and pres Spr shoaing 2s we know 8 ay.ALWAYS PRACTICE SAFE FIREARMS HANDLING WARNING! It's very important that you read and understand this man- Lal before using the new firearm. Each ofthe warnings should be read ‘and heeded carefuly. Always folow the “Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety" Iisted in this manual. Failure to follow these rules, warn- ings, and instructions, can result in property damage, personal injury andor death WARNING! I this firearm is carelessly or improperly handled, uninten- tional discharge can result in property damage, personal injury andlor death. WARNING! Use only lean, dry, high quality commercially manufactured ‘ammunition in good condition which is appropiate tothe caliber of your firearm, Remington recommends against the use of remanufactured of hand loaded ammunition. The use of improperly loaded or reloaded ‘ammunition may cause property damage, personal injury andlor death, DANGEROUS PROCEDURES WARNING! This firearm may inadvertently chamber a cartridge if tis ‘dropped or jarred with a loaded magazine in place. An unintentional c= ‘charge ofa firearm may cause property damage, personal injury ‘andlor death. WARNING! An untied cartridge can discharge iff ina hot barre, this is offen referred to as a “cook-of"- Aways keep the firearm pointed in 2 ‘safe direction. if an unfred cartridge cannot be cleared from a hot barrel ‘quickly, remove the magazine from the farm and alow the barrel and Untred cartridge to coal 15 minutes. A cook-off can cause property dam- ‘age, personal injury, andlor deat. WARNING! Never discharge a firearm with water in the barrel Discharging the frearm with wate in the barrel can cause property dam- age, personal injury, andlor death WARNING! If you experience a change in sound report andlor recol while discharging the firearm, do not attempt to discharge the firearm ‘again. A change in sound report andior recoil can be symptoms of a elective cartridge, which could lead to an obstructed bore. Discharging 'frearm with an obstructed bore can cause property damage, personal injury, andlor death, ‘THANK YOU FOR BUYING A REMINGTON PRODUCT Congratulations on your choice of the Remington R51 firearm, With proper care, lt should give you many years of dependable use and ‘enjoyment. For best results, we recommend that you use Remington or Barnes Ammunition - the ammunition used to test your R5t against our Figorous function and performance standards. GENERAL OPERATION ‘The Model R51 series handguns are fixed barreled, delayed blowback, single acton, autotoading pistols. The R51 handguns are capable of fr- ing successive shots with each pul of the tigger. Once the last cartidge In the magazine is discharged and ejected, the side wil romain in Ihe ‘pen postion FoRSH Sie Eecon Pa oe esr Sgt Teese yo Magazine FIGURE 1 This picture shows the main pars of@ MODEL RST Sanes Pistol The igure wil aid in understanding te InstructorsIMPORTANT PARTS OF THE FIREARM ‘THE SERIAL NUMBER AND CALIBER IDENTIFICATION ‘The serial number is located on the shooter's right side ofthe Frame, below the Slide, See Figure 2 The RS1's callber and cartridge com. palability designation 1s located on the Barrel, The markings visible through the ‘jection port when the Slide is fully fr Ward, See Figure 3 WARNING! Only use ammunition desig nated by the Barrel. Using ammunition ‘ot designated by the Barrel (improper caliber) may cause property damage, personal injury andior death. THE BARREL ‘The Barrel has a serias of grooves neat the muzzle. These grooves are intended to aid in gripping the Barrel during the isassembiy process. See Figure 4. This is nota threaded barel ‘THE GRIP SAFETY ‘The Grip Safely is located on the back side of the grip. The Trigger can only be fully pulled when the Grip Safety i fully depressed, See Figure 5 10 4 wal ADDITIONAL FEATURES The Grip Safely is the Model R51's manual safety mechanism. ‘Additionally, the R51's incorporate passive features providing aditonal protection against accidental or unintentional discharge during normal usage when in good working order, These passive features, such as the sconnector, inertia fring pin system, hammer block, and trigger guard all work without direct input from the user as long as your firearm is kept clean and in good working order. WARNING! Do not aiter, bypass, or render these features inoperative Altering, bypassing, or rendering these features inoperative may cause property damage, personal injury andlor death ‘THE CHAMBER INDICATOR ‘The chamber ndicatoris located on the top ofthe side. See Figure 6. Proved there is adequete bghtng and he handgunis clean, ‘observing the chamber indicator opering allows the user to observe If brass is pees cent, indicating a chambered cartidge, Never rely on the chamber indicator alone to determine if canidge is chambered ‘Alvays open the side and visually check Pecos the chamber and magazine to very the presance ofa caridge. Always keep the firearm pointed in safe direction, See the “The Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety’ section of this manual THE LOCKING DEVICE ‘This firearm was originally sol with a key- ‘operated locking dvice to assist the ‘owner in protecting against unauthorized use. For proper installation ofthe locking | device, see separate instructions provid fed with the locking device. These are storage locking devices. Keep your lock ing device engaged wien your firearm Is rot in use. See Figure 7. Sioe the pistol Fame Unloaded and locked in @ safe place, Store the ammunition and key seperately from the pistol WARNING! The locking device does not eliminate the need for safe frearm handling and storage, including keeping this and every frearm un- loaded and locked in a secure place when notin use. Read and follow these and other safety rules in this intruction book. See the “The Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety’ section of this manual, Fale to ‘ead, understand, and obey these instrucions may cause property dam- ‘age, personal injury andlor death "THE MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON ‘The Magazine Release Button is used to release the magazine from the frearm. The Magazine Release Button is ‘ambidextrous and is located on both Sides ofthe pistol behind the tigger. To Telease a magazine from the pistol, hold fone hand under the magazine while depressing the Magazine Release BButlon from elther side. See Figure 8. ‘THE TRIGGER ASSEMBLY Pulling the trigger DISCHARGES the firearm. ‘The Trigger Assembly ofthe Mode! R51 series of handguns has been designed for optimal tiger pul. The Trigger Assembly i not adjustable, ‘Al repairs to the Trigger ASsombly musi be made by the factory oF @ Remington Authorized Repair Center, WARNING! Never place your finger onthe Tigger unless you are ready to discharge of FIRE the firearm. An unintentional or uncontrolled dis- charge of your firearm may cause property damage, personal inury andor death WARNING! Never manipulate, adjust or change any of the intemal ‘components of your farm unless specifically Girected to do so in this, Instruction manual. Improper manipulation of ary intemal component ‘may affect the safety and reliability of your frearm and may cause prop ferty damage, personal injury andlor death, CLEARING / UNLOADING THE FIREARM WARNING! Never assume your firearm is unloaded to justiy careless handling. Always control the direction ofthe muzzia of your tearm, ‘even i you think itis completely unloaded, Careless handling of 2 firearm may cause property damage, personal injury andior death WARNING! The firearm can be discharged with the magazine removed, Ifa cartridge is chambered, the Slide is closed, and the Grip Safety is ‘depressed, pulling or depressing the Trigger wil cause the firearm to dis- charge. An unintentional or uncontrolled discharge of your firearm may Cause property damage, personal injury andlor death. 41. Keep the firearm pointed in a safe rection 2. Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button. 3. Fiemly hold the frearm with your shooting hand, while keeping the “Trigger clear of contact with fingers andlor other objects, 4, Pulland hold the Slide ful rearward with your support hand, Ifa ar. trdge was in the chamber t should be ejected at fis time, See Figure 8 Fane 12 5. With the Slide fully rearward, lock the ‘Slide inthe open position by pushing the Slide Stop up, fully engaging the slide stop notch. See Figure 10. 6. Look into the ection port and visual- Iy check the chamber and magazine well for carvidges, making sure the handgun is completely unloaded. 7. To unload the magazine, hold the magazine seperate and apart from Pore? the pistol {8 Place your thumb on the top car- tidge and slide it forward and out of the magazine. See Figure 11, 9. Repeat Step & uni the magazine is completely empy. CHECKING THE BARREL FOR OBSTRUCTIONS WARNING! NEVER try to clear or remove a barrel obstruction by loading Fee another caridge and firing it into the ‘obstruction. This may cause property ‘damage, personal injury andor death 1. Always keep the firearm pointed in 2 ‘safe direction, 2. Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button 3. Fimly hold the firearm with your shooting hand, while Keeping the Trigger clear of contact with fingers roe andior other objects. 4. Pulland hold the Slide fully rearward with your support hand. If car- tvdge was in the chamber k should be ejected at this ime. See Figure 8 5. With the Slide fully rearward, lock the Slide in the open position by pushing the Slide Stop up, fully engaging the side stop natch See Figure 10. 6. Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and mag- azine well o make sure the handgun is completely unloaded 7. Ifthe firearm is not unloaded, See the “Clearing / Unloading the Firearm” section ofthis manda. 8. Only afer the firearm is unloaded, insert a cleaning rod ofthe correct, size into the muzzle. 8. Push the rod completely through the Barrel unl the rod can be seen al the election port. 3Removing an Object from Inside the Barrel: 410: Insert the clearing rod ino the muzzle and lightly tap rod to fee object from the Barrel 11, Push rod all the way through the Barrel unl the rod can be seen at ‘he chamber opening, 12. fan object cannot be easily pushed out of the Barrel with 3 clean Ing r0d, etum the fearm tothe factory or a Remington Authorized Repair Center. WARNING! Before loading the firearm, make sure the inside of the Barrel is free of dit, ol, or other obstructions. Discharging the firearm with a dity andior obstructed Barrel may cause property damage, per- ‘sonal injury andlor death. LOADING THE FIREARM WARNING! Never assume your firearm is Unloaded to justify careless handling Bullet ‘Always control the dretion of the muzzle of Case your firearm, even if you think it Is com Dletely unloaded. Careless handling of any firearm can lead to property damage, per- sonal injury andlor death, AMMUNITION WARNING! Only use ammunition desig | rated by the Bartel. Using ammunition not Sesignated by the Barrel improper caliber) may cause property damage, personal injury andior death WARNING! Always wash hands after handling ammunition. See the “Ten Commandments of Firearm Safely” section ofthis manual WARNING! Do not apply ol, grease or any lubricants to cartridges. Applying lubricants to cartridges may interfere with proper operation of the cardge, resulting in property damage, personal injury andlor death ‘Always check the cartridge forthe correct designation before loading the frearm. ‘The Model R51 handguns were designad for use with Remington and Barnes ammunition. To find mare Information on the afferent ammuri- tion types avaliable, see a Remington Arms or Bames catalog. The ‘ww-remington.com and wwrs.barnesbulets.com are also valuable web- Stes for learning about available ammunition types. “The use of ammunition not branded Remington or Bames may produce malfunctions. Reminglon Arms Company, LLC. Is not responsible for malfunctions encountered whe using ammunition ther than Remington land Bames branded ammunition Primer Caiber Meffing Head 4 LOADING THE CHAMBER AND MAGAZINE WARNING! Safe Firearms Handling dictates that you only load live ‘ammunition info your frearm when you wish to fre it See the "Ten ‘Commandments of Firearm Safely” section of this manual NOTE: The bore should be cleaned before loading the firearm the frst time, Folow cleaning insiructons shown inthe “Cleaning the Barrel” sec- ton ofthis manual ‘Always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button Very the firearm is completely unloaded. See the “Cleating!Unloading the Firearm” section ofthis manual Firmly hold the freaem with your shooting hand, while Keeping the TTrgger clear of contact with fingers andlor other objects, 5. Pulland hold the Slide fully rearward with your support han. Ia car- trdge was in the chamber, it should be ejected at this time. See Figure 9 6. With the Side fully rearward, lock the Slide in the open position by pushing the Slide Stop up, fully engaging the side stop notch. See Figure 10. Loading the Magazine: WARNING! Always check the cartidge for the correct caliber designation bofore ra loading the firearm. Use of an incorrect caliber cartidge could result in property damage, personal injury and/or death, WARNING! The use of improperly loaded or hand-loaded ammunition can lead to barrel obstructions, excessive pressure andior inadvertent discharge of 2 firearm, resuling in personal injury, Fine Tz Property damage andlor death. Use only quality factory ammunition suit- able for your firearm. Examine each carte, pariculaly around the primer. Look for dents, soratches, and other signs of damage. DO NOT LOAD DAMAGED AMMUNITION! 7, Push the correct numberof cartidges ofthe correct type and caliber, fone at a ime, into the magazine, sing the cartridge under the mag: azine feed lips until the cartridge head is against the rear wall ofthe magazine. See Figure 12. 8. Keeping the carridge bullet aligned toward the chamber, push the full ‘magazine into the magazine well of the firearm, 8, Make sure the magazine is fuly and securely latched into position. WARNING! Do not use excessive upward force when inserting a loaded ‘magazine into the magazine well, Excessive Upward force could cause an open slide to move forward, chambering a cartridge. An unintention- al or uncontrolled discharge of your firearm may cause property dam- ge, personal injury andor death 18Loading the Chamber: 40.Fimly Rold the firearm with your shooting hand, while keeping the Trigger clear of contact with fingers andior other objects. 11, Pull and hold the side fully rearward with your support hand. See Figure 13. WARNING! Before releasing the side make sure fingers, hands, and clothing are clear of the slide as lt moves Fee forward, Failure to keep your fingers, hands, and clothing clear of the Slide's forward movement property damage and personal injury. 12, Once the slide sin the ful rear poston, release the slide, letting the slide move freely forward WARNING! The firearm is now fully loaded. Puling or depressing the “Trigger with the Grp Safety Depressed will discharge the firearm. An unintentional discharge of a firearm may cause property damage, per- sonal injury, and or death, DISCHARGING THE FIREARM WARNING! Always wear eye and hearing protection when discharging ‘any firearm. Failure to do so could resul n personal inury, See "The ‘Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety,” section of this manual. WARNING! The inside of the Barrel must be clean and free of any ‘obstructions. Discharging the firearm with @ dirty andlor obstructed Barrel may cause property damage, personal injury, andlor death. See the "Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety" section ofthis manual, WARNING! Keep your body, face, and hands clear ofthe Slides recip- Tocating movement and the ejection port. Failure to keep your body, face, and hands clear of the Siide's reciprocating movement and the ‘action port can lead to property damage, personal injury andlor death 1. Always keep the frearm pointed in a safe direction 2, Toensute proper contol due to recoil while fring, grip the handgun firmly with both shooting hand and support hand, fully dopressing the grip safely. See Figure 14 Point the muzzle at the Intended target. ‘Acquire target and pul the Trigger — ‘The firearm will discharge each time the trigger is pulled until the magazine and chamber are empty. When the last cartndge is discharged, the Side Stop will engage the Sle, noiding tin the open positon 16 5. Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and mag= azine well to make sure the handgun is completely unloaded. WARNING! I cartridge does not discharge when the Tigger is pulled (misfire), keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction and wait one ‘minute before opening the action. See the “Clearing/Unloading Your Firearm section of this manual. Faure to wait the allotted time could result a delayed andlor uncontrolled discharge of the catidge, poss! by causing property damage, personal injury, andor death. WARNING! I the “report” of a discharged cartridge is noticeably softer Cor louder or in any way regular, stop shooting. Keep the frearm point- fed ina safe directo , and carefully unload the firearm. Check the bore for obstructions. See the section “Checking for and Removing a Barrel Obstruction of this manual, Discharging a frearm with an obstruction ‘can cause property damage, personal injury, andor death WARNING! Ifthe recol ofthe firearm is harder or softer or any way eg- Lar, stop shooting. Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction; unload the frearm. Check the bore for obstructions. See the section “Checking for and Removing a Barrel Obstruction” of this manual. Discharging a firearm with an obstruction can cause property damage, personal injury, ‘andlor death CLEANING, LUBRICATION, AND MAINTENANCE. WARNING! Before cleaning or disassembling your frearm, make sure it is completely unloaded (both the chamber and the magazine). See the ‘ClearingiUnioading Your Fres'n’ socian ofthis manual. Failure to fo. low these instructions. may cause property damage, personal inury andlor death. WARNING! After each use, folow the lubrication and maintenance dlrections inthis Owner's Manual. If the firearm i immersed in water, it ‘must be thoroughly cleaned and lubricated as soon as possible. In case Of saltwater immersion, frst ush all pars with fresh water, then dry, Clean and lbricate te farm. Ifthe firearm does not function property, have it checked and corrected by a Remington Authorized Repair Center before further use. Failure to follow these instructions may lead to firearm malfunctions which resulting in property damage, serous por- sonal injuries andlor death LUBRICATION WARNING! The use of non-recommended lubricants or cleaners ould adversely affect the function and safe operation of your firearm. ‘Do not use congealing lubricants. The use of non-congealing lubri- ‘canis such as Rem® Oil's strongly recommended. The use of Improper lubricants may interfere with the safe operation of your firearm, resulting in property damage, personal injury andlor death, For safe and dependable operation of your handgun, the barrel and ‘action must be periodically leaned and lubricated. 7\When the frearm isto be stored, it should be carefully cleaned and 8. Remove the Slide from the Frame [— thoroughly oled” Outside metal surfaces should be wiped accason ‘Assembly by firmly pling the Baral |e aly wth Rem Oi forward. See Figure 18. ‘en te frearm so be reused al exces ubcaton must be removed aectas fa paleo es “Te chamber and bore must be horcughy wiped dy, ‘iis the Sige eromoved Doing some? NOTE: Remington Rem® Oilis available from your local dealer. f result in damage tothe Frame or other Cec teivan artnet oie comennns | coven Remington istrbutor. | 9. witout ating goo he Baro rasp rear ofthe Fring Pin proud DISASSEMBLING THE FIREARM FOR CLEANING Failte ech BistkAcsounne Pawo WARNING! Unicad te fearm belore cleaning, Lookin the ejecton ga, fo MME Broach Bloc Asse pot and visually check the chamber and magazine to make sure he fontscecea nate 2 frearm i completay unloaded. Always wear eye protecton when han- 44, mary ine side. See Figure 19. F dling, disassembling and reassembling tho frearm. Fale to folow ear these instructions may cause property damage, personal nury Se epee ey ae andr death the Sido uni stops. See Figure 20. CAUTION: The Model R51 series of 48. Using a thumb and forefinger, ull the handguns should not be disassembled ‘Action Spring Bushing towards the e beyond what is described in this manual, front ofthe slide unth tis aligned with except by the factory or a Remington the action spring bushing clearance Fae notch, See Figure 21 WARNING! Use extreme care when dis- assembling the Action Spring and Acton ‘Spring Bushing, as the Acton Spring Is uncer compression. Wear eye protection Authorized Repair Center. Removing the Side: ‘Always keop the firearm pointed in a sate direction, 2, Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button Fores ta avoid serious personnel injury Failure 3. Verify the. firearm is completely to follow these instructions may cause Unloaded. See the property damage andior personal injury. “Cleanngiunioacing. the Firearm socton ot ths mano 4, Pulte Slide reanvard unt the Sie Sion is opposite the cisassembly rich See Pagure 15 5, From ine snoctrs ight sido of he firearm, push nan the Side Stop, 8 Remove tre Side Stop fom the Shooter eh side of he rear. See Figure 16. 7. With ihe Sige retracted, fmly grasp the Baral Soo Figure 17 j 18 1918, While continuing to hold the Action ‘Spring Bushing, tit the chamber end t ofthe Barrel up and out ofthe Slide. See Figure 22. 14.Remove the Action Spring Bushing ‘and Action Spring from the Side through the action spring bushing clearance notch, See Figure 23, Disassembling the Magaziné : WARNING! Unioad the frearm before cleaning andlor servicing. Look into the ejection por and vsualy check the chamber and magazine to make sure the firearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro- tection when handling, disassembling and reassembling the firearm Failure to follow these instructions may cause property damage, per- sonal injury andlor death WARNING! Keep the bottom ofthe magazine body pointed away fom you and ina safe direction during al steps ofthe magazine disassembly process. Falue to flow these Insrucions may cause property damage f’ndior personal injury 41. Always keep the firearm pointed ina safe direction. 2, Remove the magazine by pressing tho Magazine Release Button 53. Verity” the firearm Is completely unloaded. See the “Clearing/Unloading the Firearm’ section of this manual 4. Completely unload the magazine 5. Using a pointed tool, push ward on the tab of the Magazine Floor Plata Retainer See Figure 24 20 6. While pushing inward, begin to slide the Magazine Floor Pate toward the front of the Magazine Body. See Figure 25. 7. Place a finger over the Magazine Floor Plate Retainer to prevent the pars from being expelled outward 8, Remove the pointed tol and carefu- ly finish siding the Magazine Floor Pate off ofthe Magazine Body. See Figure 26, 9. Slowly allow the Magazine Spring to ‘expand outward unti all sping load isreleved, 10.Remove the Magazine Floor Plate Retainer and Magazine Spring from the bottom of the Magazine Body See Figure 27. 11, Remove the Magazine Follower from the bottom of the Magazine Body Foes Ss Cleaning / Reassembling the Magazine: WARNING! Unload the frearm before cleaning andior servicing. Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine to ‘make sure the frearm Is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro- tection when handling, disassembling and reassembling the frearm. Failure to follow these instructions may cause property damage, per- sonal injury andor death WARNING! Keep the bottom of the Magazine Body pointed away from you and in a safe direction during all steps of the magazine disassembly process, Faure to folow these instructions may cause property damage andlor personal injury. 4. Disassemble the magazine following the instructions in the ‘Disassembling the Magazine" section ofthis manual 2. Thoroughly spray all magazine components with Rome Action Cleaner. 3. Use a brush to remove any fouling residue, If necessary, ai‘Wie the magazine components with a clean patch. Allow to air dry. ‘Apply a ight application of Rem® Oil to Magazine Body, Magazine Spring, and Magazine Follower Insert ine Magazine Folower into the bottom ofthe Magazine Body. Insert the Magazine Spring into the bottom of the Magazine Body. ‘See Figure 2? for proper spring arlentation. 8. Place the Magazine Floor Plate Retainer on the botlom of the ‘Magazine Spring. withthe tab facing away from the spring, 8. Compress the Magazine Spring unt the Magazine Floor Plate Retainer is below flush with the bottom of the Magazine Body. 10, Slide the Magazine Floor Piate on the bottom of the Magazine Body. Ensure the Magazine Floor Piate Retainer tab snaps into the hole on the Magazine Floor Plate CLEANING THE BARREL WARNING! Unioad the firearm before cleaning andior servicing, Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine 10 ake sure the frearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro lection when handing, disassembling and reassembling the frearm Fallure to follow these insiructons may cause property damage, per- ‘sonal injury andlor death. 41. Always keep the frearm pointed ina safe direction 2. Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button 3. Verify” the firearm Is completely unloaded. See the 4 ‘Cearing/Unioading the Firearm” section of this manual Use the instructions and equipment provided ina quality clearing kit such as a Remington Cleaning Ki_For recommendations, soe Your Gealer or a Remington Authorized Repalt Center. Attach a patch toa cleaning rod tip, Saturate the cleaning patch with Brite Bore™ or equivalent cleaning solvent product. 7. Pass tne patch through the bore stating from the chamber end to the muzzle several times to remove loose residue and fouling, 8, Select the correct caliber cleaning brush and attach the brush to the cleaning rod 8. Spray the bore brush with Brite Bore™ cleaning solvent 10. Push the cleaning os trough th complete lng of he Barat several mes, 11, Remove the brush from the rod and attach a tip with @ ‘leaning patch, 12. Push the cleaning patch through the bore. 13. Repeat several imes using a new cleaning patch each time until the ‘removed patch is free from fouling residue, 14 Push a clean patch saturated with Rem® Oil trough the Barre 18.Push a clean, dry patch through the Barrel to remove. ‘excess lubricant 16. Brush the barel feed ramp and outside surfaces to remove all four ing residue 2 47. Wipe the Bartel witha clean patch and allow to air dy. 18. Apply ight application of Rem® Oil to the ouside ofthe Barrel with ‘sof clean clth WARNING! Alter cleaning, make sure the Barrel free of obstructions, see the “Checking the Barrel for Obstructions” section of this manuel Discharging the firearm with a dity andlor obstructed barrel may cause property damage, personal injury andlor death CLEANING THE ACTION SPRING BUSHING WARNING! Liload the firearm before leaning andlor servicing. Look into the electon port and visually check the chamber and magazine to make sure the firearm is completely unloaded. Always wear aye pro- ‘ection when handling, disassembling and reassembiing the firearm, Fallure to follow these instructions may cause property damage, per- sonal injury andor death 1. Disassemble the firearm following the instructions in. the “Disassembling the Firearm for Cleaning” section ofthis manual, 2. Spray the Action Spring Bushing with Rem® Action Cleaner. 3. Use a brush to remove any fouling residve, if necessary 44 Wipe the Action Spring Bushing witha clean patch and’ allow to air dy. 45. Apply a light application of Rem® Oil to the Action Spring Bushing ‘with a Soft clean coth CLEANING THE SLIDE ASSEMBLY WARNING! Unload the firearm before cleaning andlor servicing, Look Into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine fo make sure the firearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro- tection when handling, disassembling and reassembling the firearm Failure to folow these instructions may cause property ¢amage, per- sonal injury andor death 4, Disassemble the firearm following the instructions in the “Disassembling the Firearm for Cleaning” section ofthis manual 2. Spray the Slide with Rem® Action Cleaner, including the breech block cuts, breech block pick-up ramps, rail cuts, disconnector cuts, sammie Sen ea as ta the outside ofthe Slide with a soft clean cot Fae 23CLEANING THE BREECH BLOCK ASSEMBLY WARNING! Unioad the firearm before cleaning andlor servicing, Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine fo make sure the firearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro tection when handling, cisassembling and reassembling the lrearm. Fallure to follow these instructions may cause property damage, per ‘sonal injury andlor death. NOTE: Clean and lubricate the Breech Block as an assembly. Do not remove ‘any additional components from the Breech Block Assembly. Any further dis- ‘assembly should only be completed by @ Remington Authorized Repair Center. 1, Disassemble the firearm following the instructions in the ‘Disassembling ‘reson Face ctor ot the Firearm for Cleaning’ section of this manual, Fae 2. Spray the complete Breech Block Assembly with Rem® Action Ceaner. Include the breech face, the extractor, and the ejector cut Brush f necessary to remove any fouling residue. See Figure 29. 3. Wipe the Breach Block Assembly with a clean patch and alow to air dry. 4. Spray all sides ofthe Breech Block Assembly with Rem® Oil CLEANING THE FRAME ASSEMBLY WARNING! Unioad the firearm before clearing andlor servicing, Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine to make sure the frearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye pro- tection when handing, cisassembling and reassembling the firearm. Fallure to follow these instuctions may cause property damage, per- ‘sonal injury andlor death. NOTE: Clean and lubricate the Frame as ‘an assembly. Do not remove any ‘additional components. trom. the Frame Assembly. Any further disas- ‘sembly should oniy be completed by a. Remington Authorized Repair Contr. starr crc 1. Disassemble the firearm following anes Con the Instructions in the Fae “Disassembling the Firearm for Cleaning’ section ofthis manual Spray the Frame Assembly with Rem® Action Cleaner, Use a brush to remove any fouling residue, If necessary Wipe the Frame Assembly witha clean patch and allow to air dy. Apply alight application of Rem® Oil to the inside surfaces of the Frame Assembly Inude around the Magazine Catch Assembly, the Fire Control, Hammer, and Disconnector. See Figure 30 24 REASSEMBLING THE FIREARM WARNING! The firearm owner and user must accopt full responsibil for ine correct reassembly and functioning ofthe frearm afer the disassem- sly oF the replacement of pars, Incorrectly assembling the firearm or the se of modified or incorrect paris can result in property damage, personal injury andor death. Remington recommends all service and replacement ‘of components be performed by @ Remington Authorized Repair Center, If 2 repair or component replacement was not completed by a Remington ‘Authorized Repair Center, we recommend that you have your firearm cked by an Authorized Repair Center to very your earm is operat ing property and safely WARNING! Always wear eye protection when handling, disassembling ond reassembling the frearm, allure to folow these instructions may Cause property damage, personal injury andlor death, 1, Place the Action Spring Bushing over either end of the Action Spring. 2. Insert the free end. of the Action Spring into the side. Soe Figure 31 3, Compress the Action Spring until the ‘tion Spring Bushing lines. up with the action spring bushing clearance cut. See Figure 32 4, Insert the muzzle of the Barrel into the Action Spring Bushing 5. Rotate the Barrel and Action Spring Bushing into the Side. ‘See Figure 33. rarest roves 1 Fae 256. Push the Barrel fly forward, ensur- ing the muzzle of the Barrel is prop- erty aligned in the Sid. See Figure 34 7. Using a thumb, slighty push the Bartel towards the muzzle end of the Slide 8 Place the Breech Block Assembly into the Slide. Ensure that the ejector cutis visible, anc the Firing Pin pro ttuding from. the Breech Block ‘Assembly Is pointed towards the rear ofthe Slide, See Figure 35. 9, Release the Barel 10. Align the front als on the Frame with the slots in the rear of the sie, Push the Slide Assembly onto the Frame unti the rear ofthe Side lines up withthe rear of the Frame, ‘See Figure 36 NOTE: The assembly may now be held upright 12.Pull the Slide rearward unt the dis- assembly notch is aligned with the side stop hole. See Figure 37, 26 '3.From the pistols lef, push the Slide ‘Sop in the slide stop hole unti it looks Into place. Ensure the Side ‘Slop Spring snaps over the tab on the ‘Slide Stop. See Figure 38. 14.0nee the Slide Stop is lacked into position, move the Side fll forward. arFUNCTION TESTING THE FIREARM WARNING! I the fearm experiences a malfunction during the Function Test, the firearm isnot safe to use, Ths frearm should be serviced by a Remington authorized repair center. See the “How to Obiain Parts and Service From Remington For Your Remington R51" section ofthis manual fo have your firearm repaired. Use of @ frearm ‘which fails the Function Test may cause property damage, personal injury andlor death, ‘When the frearm is reassembled, a shot function test should be conduct to ensure proper operation before fading or dscharging the farm. Ite fear es not function as desorbed in any ofthe Funcien Testing, the farm NOT ina safe operating condon and must NOT fe used unt you have inspected by a ‘Authorized Repair Ceter or cal the consumer sefvice number, 1-800-243-9700, Mon.-Fri, 9:00 ANS:00 PA Eastern Standard Time WARNING! Unioad the firearm before functon testing. Look into the ejection port and visually check the chamber and magazine to make sure the frearm is completely unloaded. Always wear eye protection when handling, disassembling and reassembling the frearm, Failure to folow these instructions may cause property damage, personal Injury andior death 1. Always keep the frearm pointed in a safe direction. 2. Remove the magazine by pressing the Magazine Release Button, 3, Verify the firearm is completely unloaded. See the “Clearing/Unioading the Fireatm” section of this manual 4. While holding the frearm with your shooting hand, ensure the Grip 5. 6 ‘Safety is fuly depressed and pul Side fully roarward and release Release the Grip Safety allowing it to return to tha ‘engaged positon. Pall the Tigger with the Grip Safety in the engaged postion, The Hammer should not fall (NO audible click). 7. Depress the Grp Safety and pull the Trigger. The Hammer shoul fall (audible cick) Keep the Trigger fully depressed, 8. While holding the frearm with your shooting hand and keeping the ‘Trigger and Grip Safety fully depressed, pull Sle fully rearward and release. ‘9. Fully release the Trigger and pull the Trigger. The Hammer should fall (audible click). 10. Insert and empty magazine into the magazine well 11. While Holding the fearm with your shooting hand, ensure the Grip Safety is fully dopressed and pul Side fully rearward and release ‘The slide should NOT move forward 12, Remove the magazine 28 19.1 the frearm does not function as described in any of the Function “esting. the frearm is NOT in a safe operating condition and it must NOT be used unt you have inspected by a Remington ‘Authorized Repair Center of call te consumer service number, 4-800-243-9700, Mon.-Fri, :00 AM-S:00 PM Easter Standard Time. WARNING! The frearm owner and user must accept fll responsibilty for the correct reassembly and functioning of the frearm aftr the disassem- By or the replacement of paris, Incorrectly assembling the firearm or the Use of modified or incorrect pars can result in property damage, personal injury andlor death, Remington recommends al service and replacement fof components be performed by # Remington Authorized Repair Center IF a repair or component replacement was not completed by a Remington ‘Authorized Repair Center, we recommend that you have your earn ‘checked by an Authorized Repair Center to very your firearm is operat- ing properly and safely. (ATrgnts to Tie insvuction manual are reserved. The information ir Ins document is subject to change without notice. Remington eserves the right to change the content herein without the obliga- Ion to notify any person or organization of such changes. |Remington® is a registered trademark of Remington Arms [Company. LLC. and may not be used in any way without the lexpress writen consent of Remington. Al other trademarks used herein remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Nothing contained in this manual should be construed as granting, loy impicaton or trademarks displayed herein. Misuse of any trade- marks or any content ofthis manual is strielly prohibited. Remington shall aggressively enforce its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent ofthe aw. 29MODEL R31 Series Autoloading Pistol Exploded View MODEL R51 Series Autoloading Pistol Parts List PART NAME Side Front Sight, Rear Sight ‘Action Spring ‘Action Spring Bushing Barrel Breech Block Extractor Pin Elastomer Extractor Button Extractor Firing Pin Firing Pin Return Spring Hammer Strut Pin Frame Assembly Slide Stop Retum Spring Slide Siop Right Grip Let rip Back Strap Pivot Pin Grip Screw (8) Back Strap Magazine Assembly Strut Plunger Main Spring Main Spring End Cap ‘Schematics provided fr part dentition only an! should not be used a8 & (90e fo assombie the Fear. 30 34HOW TO OBTAIN PARTS AND SERVICE FROM REMINGTON To Order Parts: ‘To order pars please visit Reminglon's website @ www.remington.com Or cal 800-289-0700 For asdna aati on service omence tenis, uorades,repar, addona bars, and spac pas at von emington com To place an order or for additional information on service enhanee- ments, upgrades, and additional barrels, please cal us tll free con- ‘sumer service number, 1-800-243-9700, Mon-Fri, 8:00 AN-5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time 1. Fax completed order form (from the catalog) to 1-336-548-7711, 2. To order by phone without the order form call 1-800-243-9700, Please have the following information ready before you call + Firearm model and serial number. + Part description and quantity. Part descriptions can be found on the parts listing page 31 inthis manual, + Your complete mailing address (PO. Box and Street Address) including zip code, telephone number and e-mail address, + Method of payment: MasterCard, Visa, Amex or Discover card number and expiration date. A quote may be made to you over the hone, (Sony, no C.0.0.s) WARNING! Uso only Remington parts in Remington's frearms, NOTE: Some parts may be restricted. See pars lst fr details. Owner's ‘manvalsiinstrucion books may be requested via our web ste at \wa.remington.com or by ealing 1-800-243-9700. 32 Repair Services: If there isa defect with your Reminston firearm tha (i) you believe is, br should be, covered by the Warranty, i) ou would like Remington to ‘address at your cost and expense, oil) you would otherwise like to fiscuss with Remington, please contact Remington Consumer Services [at 1-800-243-9700, Mon.-Fl, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Easter Standard Time. Please do not send your firearm or other tem to Remington with dat fest (a) ealing this number, (0) receiving instructions from the Remington representative, and (c) obtaining a Service Request docu: ment containing your Service Repair Number. With regards to the Service Request document, Remington wil either e-mail this document to you or, you do not have an e-mail address, Remington will mail it to you. Please be sure fo store your Service Request document in {our records so that tis bath safe ané accessible, Finally to the Extent you seek Warranty coverage, please review the Warranty for ‘your Remington rearm and note that you may void your Warranty by {aking action without frst contacting Remington, Hf shipment of your firearm is required, a RMA must be obtained prior to shipment and please folow the instructions below: + Record the serial numberof your frearm before shipping, + Pack your firearm for safety and to prevent further damage in shipping and handing. Preferably, ship ina firearms box. Remove all accessories from the firearm to prevent loss or damage, Enclose the filed out return form with your firearm, The return form ‘can be found at www: remington.com of call Remington at 1-800-243-9700 to request a copy of the form. Be sure to incude your ful name and address (P.O. Box and Street Address), including 2ip code, daytime telephone number and e-mail address. Place your RMA on the shipping label + Check your government guidelines before shipping + Remington fs not responsible for damage or oss during shipment ‘You may elect to purchase insurance from your carrie. {GI_Do nol send Ive oF spent shells a your firearm orn He] lsame box wit the frearm. This is a violaton of Federal Law. Mf you lice! you must send spent shells, please send them in a separate Jpackage and include your name, address (with zip code), telephone [number, model and serial numberof your firearm. 33Firearm Owner's Record Model: Serial No, Date Purchased: Purchased From: Price Paid: Remember to complete and return the Firearm Warranty Registration Card in order to obtain full benefit of your Limited Two Year Firearm Warranty, This instruction manual should always accompany this frearm and be transferred witht upon change of ownership. AWORD ON THE MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF YOUR REMINGTON PISTOL. Don't Alter or Modify Your R51 Pistol and Have it Serviced Regularly. Your firearm has been designed Remington recommend that you {0 operate according to certain have your frearm professionally factory specifications. You'll serviced annually. You should jeopardize your safely and that also have your firearm profes- of others around you by attempt. sionally serviced after prolonged ing o alter its tigger, mechanical storage, or if there is ever any safety or other mechanisms. question pertaining to the proper Never alter or modify your functioning characteristics of firearm in any way. your firearm, Like any mechanical device, a Proper cleaning and lubrication firearm is subject to wear. It are also important to firearm must be maintained and periodi-- maintenance and are necessary cally serviced to assure optimum to assure accuracy, safely and safety and performance. Only a reliability. - Before cleaning, qualified service facility should always make sure that yout service, repair or modify your firearm is completely unloaded Remington firearm. Consult And always clean the barre from wwrw.remington.com for the the chamber end to the muzzle location “of the nearest when possible. ‘Authorized Remington Repair Center. Firearm Maintenance Record OH SSUCETEFOOED RED 35ARNOT, A B85 293°96430053 8085293964301 3 i 2