PS Magazine - SEPTEMBER 1972
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
1972 SERIES, ISSUE 238
SEPTEMBER 1972
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WMP ROUND
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Straight on is right on when you install
the M41E2 weapon round in the test set.
Same goes when you remove it.
Angling it in pLace or off breaks
pins in the l±uncher receptacLe.
THE RUBBER
BOOTS
on the triGger
gu±rd ±nd unc±ging
switch
so²eti²es
break loose from their adhesive, letting
in dirt and moisture.
If the switch boots ±re Loose, rese±l
tHe² wi³th adhesive, MI´-A-µµ5¶, FSN
80¶0-273-87µ7.
·41E2
weapon
rounds
with serial nu²bers starting Upward fro¸
306520 do not require ad¹esive for the
TRAINEr
The cable connector (for
Pl
plug ±nd
Jº j±ck) to the A» ¸odule always has to
be firmly in pl±ce, with screws snugged
down¼ ½¾st in case the perfor²±nce in¿
dicator on the trainer should unsn±p.
With theÀ cable snugged down, the inÁ
Dicator falls only a few inches. OtherÁ
wise,
it
can
go
bouncing
off
and get
zappeD by ground, floor or whatever.
COVER UP
When you're p¾tting the cover on the
tr±iner of yo¾r Redeye M76 ÂMS tr±ining
set, put it
aLL
the way onà friend.
Snugged down rigÄt, yÅu prevent d±²¿
age
to
the
covers
wHen
you
put
the
M49E3 trainer into its shipping anD storÁ
age container. ´oose covers snag on the
sides
of
the
cont±iner
anÆ
can
Be
da¸aged.
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