SIG SAUER SIG50 - Manual (Page 36)

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6.0. Procedures in case of a stoppage
a “Stoppage” is an interruption in the cycle of operation as depicted in Section 4.0. a stoppage can normally be repaired by
the operator by performing one of the following immediate actions described.
6.1. failure to fire (cold Rifle) trigger is pressed, firing pin releases, rifle does
not fire.
1. ensure the magazine is properly seated in the magazine well by applying upward pressure and then pulling down on the
magazine.
2. retract the bolt all the way back and observe the ejection of the expended case or a live cartridge; and
3. Visually inspect the chamber for any obstructions, if the chamber shows to be clear, slide bolt forward to feed a new
cartridge.
4. attempt to fire the rifle again.
6.2. failure to fire (hot Rifle) trigger is pressed, striker releases, the rifle does
not fire.
1. Keep the muzzle pointed down range, place the rifle on Safe, remove the magazine, if you cannot extract the loaded
cartridge within ten (10) seconds you must wait a minimum of 15 minutes before handling the rifle.
2. upon completion of the 15 minutes, retract the bolt all the way back and observe the ejection of the cartridge; and
3. Visually inspect the chamber for any obstructions, if the chamber shows to be clear, slide bolt forward to feed a new
cartridge.
4. attempt to fire the rifle again.