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Many of the files on these pages are in Acrobat .pdf format for easy viewing and printing. Download Acrobat Reader free of charge by clicking the above link. x DavidTubb.com x xx . xx GET SPEC SHEET xx READ MORE xx 2000t PAGE xx DOWNLOAD MANUAL [APPROXIMATELY 1.0 MEGABYTES] 0                                                                                                                                     NEXT PAGE XX PREVIOUS PAGE XX MANUAL HOME	x "Take your time to learn all you can about your TUBB 2000 rifle. There are numerous features that set this firearm apart from all the others, and learning how to use them to your advantage really pays off." x x TUBB 2000 ON-LINE MANUAL, PAGE 3 x xx 0 0 xxPrices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Familiarization x QUICK LINKS Introduction Familiarization Rifle operation Stock adjustment Sight installation Fine tuning Anschutz trigger Barrel changing The bolt for your TUBB 2000 is packed separately. To insert the bolt you must first remove the buttstock assembly. To disassemble the rifle to get it ready for initial use, loosen the screw located at the rear of the sight mounting rail using a 5/32 inch allen wrench. This screw needs only to be snug: do not overtighten! Its only function is as secondary security in retaining the buttstock assembly. Locate the knurled catch on the rear of the action above the pistol grip. Slide the latch down toward the grip and pull the buttstock assembly rearward and remove it. We recommend now running a couple of patches through the bore to remove any residues that might have resulted from shipping and handling. Insert the bolt and replace the buttstock assembly. The bolt release is located on the left side of the action. To prevent wear from continued disassembly/assembly we recommend cleaning and lightly lubricating the interior portion of the buttstock assembly that mates to the receiver. Depressing the catch when reattaching the buttstock will help prevent unnecessary wear to the latching mechanism. Assuming the rifle will be dry-fired a number of times prior to live firing, there is no need to lubricate the action and bolt mating surfaces initially -- however, make sure all surfaces which attain metal-to-metal contact receive lubrication prior to firing the rifle with live ammunition. The initial dry-firing and bolt operation without lubrication will serve to provide "break in" of the parts. Prior to firing, remove the bolt, wipe down its exterior, and apply lubrication to the lugs and body. The firing pin may also be lubricated with a high quality oil. Ammunition x Use only match grade ammunition in the correct caliber and that which is most suitable for the use the rifle will be put to. Handloaded ammunition will usually perform best because it can be tuned to specific shooting requirements. Follow all precautions in handloading ammunition and always begin load development with the aid of a good reloading manual, such as the publication from Sierra Bullets. Always start at the lowest published charge and work up in charge weight using a chronograph and keeping a close eye out for signs of excessive pressure. The chamber specifications in the TUBB 2000 have been carefully chosen to provide optimum acceptance of a variety of factory and handloaded rounds. However, keep in mind that there is a great likelihood that the chamber in your 2000 will be different from that of other rifles using the same cartridge. The 2000 has a throat wherein there is no straight section ahead of the case neck. This was done to provide maximum accurate barrel life. This simply means that overall cartridge length maximums may be a little shorter for the TUBB 2000 than it might be on another rifle. Please take time to ascertain the correct bullet seating depth. Tools and gages that facilitate this operation are readily available and their use is encouraged. Insert a magazine with the bullets facing forward until the magazine latches fully in place. Release the magazine by depressing the magazine release button on the right side of the magazine housing just above the magazine well opening. DAVID TUBB -- Although the TUBB 2000 magazine will house a round loaded at an overall cartridge length of approximately 2.870 inches, to ensure function, seat any rounds that are to be fed from the magazines to no more than 2.840 inches. This allows a little leeway for round shifting and inconsistencies in bullet points. I always make sure each case head is seated back flush against the rear of the magazine when I load rounds into my magazines. It helps to use the thumb of the hand holding the magazine to depress the rear of the last cartridge loaded. DAVID TUBB -- I have found that I prefer using 20-round magazines with the 2000t because it provides a secure hand hold when shooting off the bipod. For across the course competition, the 10-round magazines are the best choice as they do not encumber sling supported shooting positions. There is no difference in the functioning or reliability of either capacity magazine. xx NOTE: To stay within the Rules for NRA High Power Rifle, the Delrin single-loading device (included with the 2000c) must be used instead of a magazine for the offhand (standing) position phase of a competition. This device maintains the 3.25 inch depth requirement stated in the 2000 NRA High Power Rifle rule book. Click on any image below to learn more. 0 Rifle Specifications T2K accessories TUBB 2000 downloads. [pdf. files] x Rifle Specifications CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Printable Manual CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Phone: x806-323-9488, FAX 806-323-9483 CONTACT McBros. Inc. 1638 W. Knudsen Rd. #102 Phoenix AZ 85027 623-780-2115 00Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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