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How to Load Inks and Price Gun Labels into a Samark 26

Here is an indepth guide to loading your Samark 26 pricing and labeling gun: -

Whilst holding your Samark 26 pricing and labeling gun in your left hand, open the machine in the following three places:

1) Pull the reel holder back towards the handle
2) Pull the straight bottom cover, out
3) Pull the internal platen flap down

With your roll of labels lightly pinch about 15cms of label strip into a ‘V’ shape. Place the roll of labels clockwise onto the holder and close the holder in an upward direction.

Thread your labels diagonally through the Samark 26 pricing and labeling gun leaving about 10cms extending from the price gun.

Close the internal platen, and hold this down firmly with your fingers, whilst operating the handle of the machine several times, your labels will start to feed through the price gun.

Continue to operate the handle until the label strip extends beyond the edge of the bottom cover.  Fold the label strip straight back towards the handle and close the bottom cover.

To check that the Samark 26 pricing and labeling machine has been loaded properly, ensure that the label strip is extending from the pricing and labeling machine in a straight line, squeeze the handle firmly and your labels will appear printed and ready to promote your product, you can now price up and label quickly and efficiently.

It is very easy to change the digits in your Samark 26 pricing and labeling gun, select the column to be altered by lining the orange arrow with the print column and turning the knob to the desired digit. Do not dial beyond the yellow figures.

To change the Samark 26 pricing and labeling gun ink roller, squeeze the handle half way and the roller will protrude at the front of the gun, grasp the roller arm firmly.

Slide the roller off to the right or left and replace it with Samark 26 ink roller then gently allow the roller arm to return.  

Your Samark 26 pricing and labeling machine is now completely ready to begin its hard work.

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I was told this included crossbows, do you know if this also includes normal bows, and arrows?

I just got into a discussion with a few Friends that are avid hunters but in their past bad a few mistakes and got felonies.

Here in Wisconsin your not allowed to use a firearm they also consider a muzzle loader one of those even if they don't have a serial number & you can buy them directly from a catalog.

As for the crossbow here there limited for disabled hunters. Even without a felony a normal hunter can't use one.

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