Gunstock Finishing and Care
This is an extensive and thoroughly complete contribution to the art of modern gunsmithing, a work equally valuable to either professional or amateur craftsmen. It includes materials suitability, methods of application and the history of ancicnt and modern protective and dccorativc films. The author of this timely book is a technician in the laboratory of one of the largest American pain and varnish manufacturers then, to further qualify in the preparation of so definitive a work he is a...
German Model Mauser Commission
German Model 1888 sectional drawing with action open ready for loading. The magazine feeding system varies from the Mannlicher. Note that barrel jacket is sere-wed in to receiver. Details of removable boli head can be seen. Since this design bolt is bored out from the front there is no bolt sleeve. Instead the cocking piece is mounted over the rear of the projecting striker and held by a nut screwed into the threaded rear end of the striker.
Handling The Rifle
Before handling the rifle, make sure you become familiar with all the safety instructions presented in this brochure. When you pick up the rifle, always check that it's unloaded by opening the bolt. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, even when the rifle is not loaded. All firearms, loaded or unloaded, should be treated with extreme caution. Keep in mind that most accidents happen when owners handle a firearm that they thought was unloaded. WARNING Don't shoot unless you are absolutely...
General And Comparative Data Tables
2 Comparative Data Several 20-mm Automatic 2 Comparative Data MG-213 and Three Designs of the 20-mm 2 General Data Caliber .60 T130 Model 3 General Data Caliber .60 T45 Machine 3 Comparative Data Caliber .60 T45 Machine 4 General Data Caliber .60 TIB Machine 4 General Data Caliber .60 T17E5 Machine 5 General Data 75-mm Gun 5 General Data 75-mm Gun 5 Comparative Data 75-mm M6 and M9 Gun 5 General Data 75-mm Gun 6 General Data 20-mm Gun Mechanism MK 11 Mod 7 General Data 20-mm Machine Gun...
Nomenclature
trigger guard Standard Model Shown Figure 1. Right-handed version shown. In this illustration the cocking piece is shown cocked protruding from the rear of the bolt sleeve . The bolt stop on the left side of the receiver permits the bolt to be withdrawn simply by pulling it out to the left. The safety selector should be in the Load-Unload position when the bolt is being removed or installed. trigger guard Standard Model Shown Figure 1. Right-handed version shown. In this illustration the...
The Sniper Engagement Sequence
Professional soldiers train for combat action by practicing battle drills, a set of specific steps they execute when suddenly thrust into dangerous situations, similar to football special teams mastering quarterback sacking and punt blocking. These drills are thought out carefully so each action happens in correct sequence and contributes to the overall engagement. After wrestling with all the actions a sniper must accomplish many of them critical but easy to forget or do out of order- I...
Decocking
If you have loaded the pistol according to the above instructions, the hammer will be cocked and a cartridge will be in the chamber. The pistol is ready to fire immediately. Due to the light trigger pull and for reasons of safety, the pistol should be in this condition of readiness only immediately before you intend to commence firing. Should you, however, wish to carry the pistol ready to fire or otherwise have it fully loaded in a high state of readiness, it is necessary to decock the pistol...
Removal of Bolt Carrier Assembly
1. Move the safety lever to the fire position as indicated by the letter F. Pull the cocking handle completely to the rear. This action is to ensure the hammer is in the cocked position. NOTE The hammer must be in this position to remove the bolt carrier. Release the charging handle allowing the bolt carrier to move forward. Now move the safety lever to the safe position as indicated by the letter S 2. Using the rim of a cartridge, push in the left side of the takedown pin as shown in Fig. 17....
Activating the Drum
The drum spring mechanism safety is moved towards the center of the drum, to the marking. This way the drum spring mechanism is on it is necessary to retract the driving spring only. Do it by hand turning the spring mechanism in clockwise direction. If the drum is filled up. 31 4 turns are necessary. When less cartridges inserted, the spring retraction to the end is not recommended. If then is only 1 row of cartridges up to 54 piecesi in the drum, 11 4 turn is sufficient, and by two full rows...
Characteristics
1 Loading. This rifle is a breech-loading magazine weapon of the bolt type. The magazine will hold five cartridges, and one additional cartridge may be inserted in the chamber, thus making the maximum capacity for any one loading six shots. To facilitate the loading of the magazine, cartridges are ordinarily put up in brass clips holding five cartridges each. The magazine, however, may be loaded by inserting single cartridges by hand, one after the other. a The rear sight is adjustable for...
Facial Pastes and Sticks
No veil or Spandoflage can substitute for correctly applied facial coloration. When used properly, a camoed face doesn't look like it's been painted it no longer looks like a face at all. Here are the basics for applying coloration. First, realize that the human eye sees dark colors as receding, or going away, but it interprets light colors as advancing, or sticking out toward the viewer. Therefore to trick the eye, reverse the high and low points of your face, using dark or light colors. The...
Die Wechselstze
Die Wechsels tze KaL.22 kurz, .22 I. r. und .32 S amp W long WC, bestehen aus kompl. Oberteil, 2 Magazinen und OSP-Abzugs-elnriehtung beim KaJ. .22 kurz. Die Modelle GSP OSP haben jetzt ein einheitliches Griffst ck, so da dieWechsel-sstze wahlweise mit wenigen Handgriffen und ohne Werkzeug montiert werden k nnen. So kann z. B. auf eine GSP .221. r. ab Waffennummer 67001 auch ein spater erworbener Wechselsatz Kai. .32 oder .22 kurz aufgesetzt werden. Lediglich beim Mod. OSP werden eine...
Kdf Taylor
This proprietary cartridge was developed by Phil Koene of Klein-guenther Distinguished Firearms. Barnes Bullets provided the necessary bullets cases are easily formed from 458 Winchester brass. Research proved that .411 diameter bullets feed through the magazine of the Voere rifles more reliably than .416 bullets used in the same cartridge. Accurate 2460 and 2520 are the best all-around powders. This data is also suitable for use in the 416 Taylor. The major difference between these two...
Winchester 1892 Ward Koozer
The only mechanical hearing protector. NOT AN EAR PLUG. Hear conversation without removing from ears. PRESCRIBED BY EAR SPECIALISTS. Acclaimed by top shooters. Tiny, comfortable, durable. 3.95 pair. Money back guarantee. Free literature. SIGMA ENGINEERING COMPANY 1491 Vine St.GBEIHollywood 28, Calif. and loaded with 22 grains 2400 in same Remington cases, bullets cast one to ten tin and lead, average of ten sbots with each load, velocity 1410 feet average pressure 37,220 P.S.I. Bullets also...
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curves. A detailed analysis of this type is particularly important because most of the critical actions and high accelerations occur during the progress of the propellant explosion and it is therefore highly desirable to determine what motion characteristics may be expected in the initial portion of the operating cycle. Since the effects of the powder gases can not be expressed by simple equations, a special method is employed to account for these effects in plotting the bolt motion curves. The...
General Operation
The series 92 Beretta pistols are semi-automatic firearms functioning on the short barrel recoil principle and using a falling block locking system. Upon firing, the pressure developped by combustion gas recoils the slide-barrel assembly. After a short run of slide-barrel assembly, the locking block falls and releases the slide letting it recoil while the barrel stops against frame. The slide, during its rearward movement, extracts and ejects the fired caratridge case, cocks the hammer and...
Warning
Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta S.p.A. assumes no responsibility for product malfunction or for physical injury or property damage resulting in whole or in part from criminal or negligent use of the product, improper or careless handling, unauthorized modifications, use of defective, improper, hand-loaded or reloaded ammunition, customer abuse or neglect of the product, or other influences beyond Beretta's direct and immediate control. CAUTION Always ensure that the safety is fully engaged until...
Remember
Press forward firmly on the handle to seat your primers. Primer jams or misfeeds can be caused by misadjustment of the set screw 13961 in the primer feed block. The most common case of primer misfeeds or jams is the primer punch not seating fully onto the primer slide. This will cause the primer cup to strike the flexible orifice on the bottom of the primer magazine tube. Watch the powder bar function, make sure you're getting powder. Set the bullet straight on the case at Station 3 so that it...
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Charging Handle Assembly
Small Arms Repairman Tool Kit SC 5180-95-CL-A07 19204 Materials Parts Cleaner, lubricant and preservative CLP item 5, app D b. Charging handle latch 2 , helical sprint 3 , and handle 4 Catch charging handle latch and helical spring to prevent loss. Inspect for serviceability. Replace if unserviceable. Items are unserviceable if broken, cracked, or mutilated. Lightly coat with CLP item 5, app D. Helical spring 1 , charging handle latch 2 , and handle 3 Position helical spring and charging handle...
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This task covers a. Disassembly b. Inspection Repair c. Reassembly INITIAL SETUP Tool Kit, Small Arms Repairman, PN SC 5180-95-B71 SL-3-08724A Marine Corps only SL-3-00607A Marine Corps only Cotter pin, PN MS24665-437 Cotter pin 3 , PN 590479 Pin, spring, PN MS39086-91 Weapons lubricating oil as required Washer, lock 6 , PN MS35335-32 Receiver assembly with all major components removed TM 9-1005-313-10 .
c nterfre boit action rifles
Vhen you choose a Ruger centerfire bolt action rifle, you have a wide range of options before you. All have precision hammer-forged barrels for superb accuracy, in lengths ranging from 16 1 2 for the Compact and Ruger Frontier Rifles to 26 for the supremely accurate Target Rifle. Material choices include blued or stainless steel barreled actions, and cut-checkered American walnut, laminated hardwood, or All-Weather synthetic stocks. All exposed stainless steel components on Target Grey models...
Barrels
.1 reamer pilot of bore diameter or slightly less. Of course, most 9mm and .45 ACP cartridges art-used in full atid semiautomatic arms, but there are also revolvers chambered for these calibers. Just to be on the safe side, go ahead and specify that the reamers are for rifle barrels. It should be noted that the higher priced reamers will usually come with an integral throat reamer, allowing you to perform the entire chambering operation with a single reamer. Many times the cheaf gt er ones will...
The Schueler Mausers
In the field of large caliber high priced sporting rifles, the Mauser action has been adapted very widely. Perhaps the finest of these adaptations is that by Schueler at Suhl, Germany. Most of these rifles, like the genuine Waffenfabrik Mausers, have magazines containing 5-cartridges. Barrels may be partly octagon and partly round. 1. Type I has a 24-inch barrel with malted top rib. A tangent curve sight can be regulated up to 1000 meters. Other types of rear sights are used however. These...
Trigger Assembly
plunger K. Hammer L. Hammer pin M. Trigger N. Trigger spring O. Sear P. Sear spring Q. Trigger pin ITo disassemble bolt, press in extractor spring plunger E with small screwdriver blade or similar tool and push extractor C up out of bolt A from bottom, taking care to prevent forcible ejection of compressed spring D . Ejector and spring G amp F and firing pin B are easily removed. Reassemble in reverse 2 Before removing front band 4 , front band lock spring 4A must be depressed as shown using...
Matchmaster Reassembly 1
with two-part recoil-spring guide system Turn slide upside down. Flip barrel link toward the muzzle and ease barrel into the slide until it seats on the locking lugs in the top of the slide. Insert the guide rod base, making sure that the ears on the guide rod are properly seated against the barrel. Flip barrel link to upright position. Thread the recoil spring onto the guide rod base from the front of the slide. Align the grooves in the receiver with the lugs on the slide and press them...
MATCHMASTER piece guide rod
Remove magazine and check to make sure pistol is unloaded. the slide stop. Insert allen wrench into the end of the guide rod unscrew and remove. Unlock slide and ease it back into battery. Depress the recoil spring cap - using the bottom of the magazine works well. While holding recoil spring cap down, rotate barrel bushing clockwise. While holding recoil spring cap down, rotate barrel bushing clockwise.
14.5x111.8mm Prts
The concept of the Assault Rifle began with the Soviets in the early 1900's. Later, during World War I Vladimir Federov introduced the Federov 1916 Automatic Rifle, which fired a 6.5x50.5SR Japanese cartridge At this time this cartridge was thought to be the best for use in rapid firing rifles. These guns were used toward the end of the 1914-18 war and the Russo-Finnish war of 1939-40. During World War II, the Russians' need for the Avtomal increased, and they adopted use of a 7.62x39mm...
Dmontage du pistolet
Saisissez le pistolet de la main droite Enlevez le chargeur en agissant sur son arr toir Retirez la glissi re vers l'arri re et maintenez- a au moyen de la s ret manuelle que vous poussez vers le haut dans le cran ant rieur Faites pivoter l'arr toir de glissi re vers le haut, autour de son axe, pour le d gager de son logement en appuyant sur la saillie de son axe sur le flanc droit de la carcasse retirez l'arr toir de glissi re figure 5 En prenant soin de maintenir la glissi re de la main...
Maintenance Instructions 1
Receiver with barrel, cocking lever housing and magazine release lever Cleaning the barrel, cocking lever housing and magazine release lever and checking all assemblies and subassemblies for proper seat gt Clean and oil receiver, barrel extension and barrel. Note When cleaning the barrel, the flash hider must be screwed onto the barrel. Cleaning rod 1013-101.49 W24 Chamber cleaning kit 1013 W3 1 Gauges
Bolt Carrier Assembly Cont
Remove carbon using CLP item 5, app D . Bolt Carrier Assembly a. Bolt assembly Check for worn rings by holding the bolt carrier assembly with the bolt assembly down. Check ring spacing. If bolt assembly falls out of carrier after retaining pin and cam pin are removed, the rings are worn. Notify support maintenance. Firing pin retaining pin and cam pin Notify support maintenance if unserviceabie. Items are unserviceable if cracked or mutilated. Firing pin is unserviceable if broken or if tip is...
Bolt Return Spring Kzm
Figure 19-2. Method of Retaining an External Captive Recoil Spring. operating spring mounts on outside of receiver Figure 19-2. Method of Retaining an External Captive Recoil Spring. cross pin retains operating spring in operating rod Figure 19-3. Captive Spring Used To Return Breech Bolt and Operating Rod. Figure 19-3. Captive Spring Used To Return Breech Bolt and Operating Rod.
M16a1 Stagger Ring Gaps To Stop Gas Loss How To Set
Make certain bolt ring gaps are staggered to prevent loss of gas pressure. New bolt rings will make installing the bolt assembly difficult. Lubricate inside key and bolt carrier assembly and use gentle pressure when installing. 2. Reassemble rifle, refer to page 3-77. Small Arms Shop Set item 1, app B ARMY Small Arms Repairman Tool Kit item 3, app B Carrier and key screws 2 8448508 3-16 Key and bolt carrier assembly removed
Bernardelli 1
The firm of Vincenzo Bernardelli, located at Gardone V.T., Italy, is one of the oldest manufacturers of Europe still in operation. It was founded in 1865 and has long enjoyed a reputation for fine workmanship. Bernardelli learned the art of firearms manufacture as an employee of the Franzini Arms Factory located in Gardone Val Trompia. This was one of the important factories of its day, and Bernardelli had become chief of the Damascus barrel division. In 1865 he had decided to set up his own...
Leather Companyxv
Double straps for stability Available for the HK P2000 and USP Compact Double straps for stability Available for the HK P2000 and USP Compact as he pursued boat thieves 200 miles in the dead of a Dakota winter to bring them and the boat back. Theodore Roosevelt was a forward looking individual always keeping up with the most recent firearms developments. When the .30-30 arrived in 1895 he quickly acquired one and with its new smokeless powder loading considered it excellent for longrange...
Identifying Sauer H38
1913 Model-The 7.65 mm. Sauer pistol was the first to be brought out and is properly called the 1913 Modell as it was introduced in that year. It frequently is referred to as the Old Model. As a matter of fact, no model designation was assigned to it until early in the 1920's, when a smaller version of the same model appeared in 6.35 caliber Fig. 241 . The 1913 Mod. is characterised by its rather unique appearance. The barrel is housed in a rather large tube or cylinder, with a spiral recoil...
No.7 Wm. Jenks 1838 54. Calibre
length of barrel 21 inches calibre .54. The hook-shaped catch for the preceding pattern having not only proved inconvenient for the cavalryman but also capable of inflicting troublesome wounds, a remedy was sought in this device. No. J, Hall. 3d type. Marked S. North, Middletown, Conn., 1842. The principal difference between this arm and No. 2 is in the catch. Improvement questionable. These three types were made from 1833 to 1843, and each is believed to be one of the first of its type issued,...
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or less according to caliber. Let it soak a few minutes, pour out the water, and refill it again several times. Then get busy with a good wire brush and see what you shall see. If dry crusts show after the first scouring, soak it some more. If they still show, slip a foot or two of rubber tubing over the muzzle, and hold the barrel filled with water over a gas burner until the water boils hard hold the end of tubing up high to prevent the water running out. A few minutes boiling will loosen a...
Bergmann Pocket Models 1
Production of the 5 and 6.5 mm. Bergmann blowback pistols of earlier type ceased about 1904. Inasmuch as it is reliably reported that the firm of V. Charles Schilling, long associated with Bergmann, actually made these pistols for Bergmann in the period 1896 to 1904, at which time the Schilling firm was taken over by H. Krieghoff, it seems a safe conclusion that these circumstances account for the cessation of production. Pistols of this type and vintage, bearing the name of Bergmann, are found...
K Cautions
1. ENSURE THAT MAGAZINE IS REMOVED AND THE PISTOL IS NOT LOADED BEFORE STRIPPING AND CLEANING, so that pistol will not fire. 2. WEAR SAFETY GLASSES in case you lose control of some spring loaded component such as the recoil spring or plug which could injure your eyes. 3. NEVER DRY FIRE THE PISTOL WHEN THE SLIDE IS REMOVED FROM THE RECEIVER, and do not alter parts as the level of safety could be reduced. NOTE Adjustment should rarely be necessary. SAFETY DEPENDS ON YOU 1. When adjustment is...
The Folly Of More Powder
Alas, how many times have I seen hand-loaders exceed published loading data until their actions barely opened And for the sake of a few extra FPS. Then they declare to the world how much more they know than those wimps who publish loading manuals. They describe their ammunition as maximum handloads. My definition of what has just occurred is dangerous handloads. My next definition of dangerous handloads is when published loading data is exceeded, any time, for any reason, intentional or...
Philcoford Corporation Xxa
The first patents that resulted in the M75 were applied for in 1961 and in that year the development and production of the M75 gun and the its special link was begun by Philco-Ford. The work continued until 1967 and resulted in the production of 500 guns. As part of the program for Army Aircraft Armament, the 40mm grenade launcher subsystem, designated M5, was developed for UH-1 series helicopter to provide fire suppression, self-protection, and short-duration air-to-ground fire support. Two...
Aufbewahrung
Entladen sie die Waffe wie beschrieben, berzeugen sie sich sodann, das die Waffe auch tats chlich ungeladen ist Lauf leer, 3 Magazin abgenommen . Bewahren sie die Waffe im entsprechenden Sicherungszustand auf. 7 Schiessen sie nie auf harte Oberfl chen wie Steine oder Felsen oder auf die Oberfl che einer Fl ssigkeit wie etwa Wasser. Das Geschoss k nnte durch den Abprall in eine ungewollte Richtung gelenkt werden und sie selbst oder ein anderes, von ihnen nicht eingesehenes Ziel treffen. 8...
Shooting
Weapon loaded cartridge chambered and safety off. Either Firing with the hammer cocked with the normal, or precision trigger. Short trigger pull, low trigger-pull weight, as only the cocked hammer must be released. Precision shot Or Firing with the hammer uncocked with the double action trigger. Longer trigger pull, higher trigger-pull weight, since in this case the hammer must be cocked by the trigger and the force of the main spring overcome. This is used when the pistol has to be fired...
Manipulation de larrt de culasse
Tirez la culasse vers l'arri re aux poign es d'armement a positionn es de chaque c t . Actionnez simultan ment au moins un des arr ts de culasse b plac s de chaque c t , si celui-ci s'enclenche pour ainsi dire automatiquement dans la position arri re, aucune autre intervention n'est n cessaire Si la culasse doit tre ferm e, la tirer vers l'arri re aux poign es d'armement a , ce faisant, veiller ne pas appuyer sur les arr ts de culasse b .
Maintenance Instructions Lzi
Stripping, cleaning and checking the bolt assembly. gt Clean the bolt components. gt Check bolt components 23-26 for damages, dents and wear, replace, if necessary see sheet 3.4 .
Charge Shaped Poundr MA
a. Description. This charge fig. 10 contains approximately 12 pounds of 50 50 pentolite, or COMP B with a 50 50 pentolite booster, in a moisture-resisting molded fiber container. The charge may be used m wet locations without deformation of the case. The top of the charge has a threaded cap well for receiving a blasting cap and adapter or any standard firing device. A cylindrical fiber base slips on the end of the charge, to hold the charge at the proper stand-off distance. A cone of glass is...
Rarden United Kingdom
Royal Armament Research and Development Establishment In the late 1960's, Royal Armament Research and Development Establishment, Fort Halsted and the Royal Small Arms Factory in Enfield began jointly developing a new 20mm gun for use in the 1970's. Research showed that guns of 20mm and 25mm would have insufficient punch to be effective in the 1970's, and the requirement for the new gun, therefore, demanded first the defeat of light armour at ranges up to at least 1,000 meters, and secondly,...
