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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] xx                                                             NEXT PAGE 0 PREVIOUS PAGE 0 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 4 x xx 0 0 Rifle Operation 0 No safety is a substitute for safe gun handling practices or common sense! Never load your TUBB 2000 until you are ready to fire it. 0 Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. 0 QUICK LINKS Introduction Familiarization Rifle operation Stock adjustment Sight installation Fine tuning Anschutz trigger Barrel changing . Safety Actuation The safety is located on the left side of the rifle. It is a flat black lever which pivots fore and aft alongside the action. The lever's forward position (facing the muzzle side of the rifle) is the "fire" position [top photo]; its "safe" position is to the rear (facing the butt of the rifle) [bottom photo]. Slide the safety lever using the thumb. NOTE: When using the safety be aware that the safety bar lever needs to feel as if it snaps into its "safe" and "fire" positions. Just moving the lever until it feels tight will not engage or disengage the safety; it has a positive click stop in each direction. NOTE: The TUBB 2000 can be disassembled with the safety on or off. x Action Disassembly and Maintenance DAVID TUBB -- I use the bipod on my 2000t to serve as a stand to support the rifle for maintenance chores. With the buttstock extension removed, the pistol grip and bipod hold the rifle upright. Rotating the forend even allows the 2000t to be turned on its side, just like a portable workbench. Small bipods intended only to prop a rifle upright are available from OK Weber Inc. that also can function in this manner for 2000c owners. xx Dissassembly Further disassembly of your TUBB 2000 is easily accomplished with a 3/16 allen wrench. After removing the buttstock assembly as per instructions, remove the pistol grip screw (located on the inside of the pistol grip) and pistol grip. Next remove the screw that's under the pistol grip using the same wrench. Now remove the screw forward of the magazine housing. Pull the magazine housing straight down and away from the rifle. The trigger is now fully accessible for adjustment. Reassemble in reverse. There is no specific torque requirement for the magazine housing screws, but they should be tightened snugly. [No further disassembly other than removing the buttstock assembly as described earlier is necessary under normal circumstances. The only reason the magazine housing needs to be separated from the action is to gain access to the Anschutz trigger. It is not necessary to remove the magazine housing to perform routine maintenance.] Maintenance The primary components on the TUBB 2000 are constructed of aluminum alloys and stainless steel. These materials are highly durable and corrosion resistant. We do recommend, however, cleaning away any corrosive materials from the stainless surfaces as it is not impervious to pitting. A wipe down after use with a soft, lint-free cloth is usually all that's required, although in areas of high humidity or prolonged exposure to corrosive elements, use of a rust inhibiting chemical treatment may be warranted. The barrel of the TUBB 2000 should be cleaned from the breech (chamber) end. This reduces the likelihood of damage to the delicate muzzle crown area from inserting the cleaning rod into the muzzle. A custom rod guide is available. This tool is inserted into the chamber from the rear of the action and will help prevent cleaning rod contact with the rifling. There are numerous barrel cleaning products and methods. For specific information and recommendations on barrel cleaning, including cleaning up after moly-coated bullet use, there are several articles on the Zediker Publishing web site. There is no need to disassemble the bolt unless it needs to be repaired. Wipe off the exterior surfaces of the bolt and relubricate the bolt bearing surfaces and lug recesses. Also clean the lug recesses themselves. After reassembly, we recommend wiping down the portion of the bolt body that is accessible through the action loading port to reduce its attraction to airborne particulate. Should the bolt ever need to be recocked when it is removed from the rifle, insert the bolt's firing pin fingers backward into their channels in the action and twist the bolt to recock the firing pin. Inspect magazines prior to each use and remove any debris or residues from the follower and body. Magazine disassembly is possible by inserting a suitably sized tool into the hole on the base plate and sliding the plate to the rear. The spring and follower may then be removed through the bottom of the magazine. Cleaning and relubrication is recommended after extended periods of use in dusty conditions. 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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