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ADJUSTING THE STOCK DROP AND
CAST BY MEANS OF SPACER AND PLATE
WARNING: Check that the gun is unloaded (empty cartridge chamber and carrier).
If necessary, unload the gun as described in the relevant section.
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WARNING: Never point the gun at someone or at a hard or flat surfaces. Always
treat the gun as if it were loaded. (See points 1, 2 and 4 of the BASIC SAFETY
RULES).
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The Beretta break-open semiautomatic UGB25 Xcel with standard stock has been
factory preset with cast-off (for right-handed shooters) and with 40-45 mm (1.571.77 in.) drop (Sporting and Skeet versions) or with 42.50 mm (1.67 in.) drop
(trap version).
The components which determine the drop and the cast are:
① the receiver drop-cast spacer which is made of fiberglass reinforced
technopolymer.
② the stock steel plate.
Both spacer ① and plate ② are designed to secure two different drops, each with
a cast-off or a cast-on (for left-handed shooters) depending on how they are
assembled. Other stock drop values can be obtained using the set of spacers
supplied.
REMOVING THE GEL•TEK RECOIL PAD
VERSION WITH STANDARD STOCK
• Using a flathead screwdriver (approx. 4 mm/0.2”), pull out the retaining clasp
of the Gel•Tek recoil pad (Fig. 41).
• Remove the Gel•Tek recoil pad (Fig. 42).
For the Beretta break-open semiautomatic UGB25 Xcel with multi-adjustable
stock, remove the recoil pad assembly as described in the section entitled
“ADJUSTING THE MULTI-ADJUSTABLE STOCK”.
REPLACING THE SPACER AND PLATE
NOTICE: The “DX” mark on the spacer and on the plate means “cast-off”, the
“SX” mark means “cast-on”. The stock drop values are expressed in millimeters.
The stock drop and cast of the spacer ① must always correspond to those of the
metal plate ②.
NOTICE: The stock drop and cast modification must be carried out by a competent
gunsmith.
NOTICE: It is advisable to carry out the following operations over a table to catch
components should they drop.
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