Fabarm L4S: Assembly, Cleaning and Maintenance

In this brief but informative overview, we’ll discuss how to assemble and disassemble your Fabarm L4S shotgun. We’ll also discuss cleaning, lubrication and maintenance for optimal performance of your shotgun. For more information, or questions related to the maintenance of your Fabarm shotgun please call 410-901-1260 or visit us online at FabarmUSA.com
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*EDIT: At 7:40 a photo showing the pins states 38mm and 39mm. However, the actual sizing is 35mm for rear pin and 38mm for front pin.

[@littlejoey22]

Thanks for the video

[@FabarmUSA]

You are very welcome!

[@glxbe]

You should make a video of cleaning one of your O/U shotguns for reference.

[@FabarmUSA]

A video for this is coming. Please be sure you are subscribed to our channel and hit the bell for instant updates to see the video when it is published.

[@jamesprice1746]

I’m also having trouble removing cocking handle on my black hunter

[@FabarmUSA]

Hi James, give our gunsmith's a call at 410-901-1260. They can help you out and answer any questions you might have.

[@joewerner4822]

Having difficulty removing cocking handle. Any tips welcome.

[@FabarmUSA]

Hi Joe, yes please give us a call at 410-901-1260 and one of our gunsmith's will be happy to help you out.

[@m.lymann2185]

Should have used a white table cover. It's difficult to see the parts/ procedure with a black background.

[@FabarmUSA]

I'm sorry you had trouble seeing the parts. We are always working to improve our videos. We used black for this one because it doesn't get as dirty and marked up. We'll do our best to make the parts clear to see. Also if you have any questions and are in the U.S. please give our gunsmiths a call at 410-901-1260 and they would be happy to answer them for you.

[@icaearmas]

Hello, I have verified that having the lock locked in its most delayed position (ejection window open) when moving the shotgun a metallic sound is heard. I imagine that it is the plunger of the piston pulse and that it is normal. They could confirm it to me. Thank you.

[@FabarmUSA]

Yes you are correct and this is normal. If you are in the U.S. please give our gunsmiths a call at 410-901-1260 and they can help answer any other questions you may have.