SIG SAUER BLASER K95 User Manual
Instruction manual
WARNING !
Please read and understand this
i n s t ruction manual entire l y, bef o re using the rifle. Keep this
manual with your fire a rm. Upon
change of ownership, transfer
this manual with the fire a rm .
As a supporting measure to this
i n s t ruction manual, please ask
your dealer to explain your rifle
to you in detail and let him ins t ruct you about its use.
CAUTION!
Please always read this instruction manual
entirely, before using the break action
single shot rifle. The break action single
shot rifle may only be passed on together
with this instruction manual.
As a supporting measure to this
instruction manual, please ask your
dealer to explain your break action
single shot rifle to you in detail and
let him instruct you about its use.
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Table of Contents
Page
General Safety Rules 4-5
Description of the individual parts of the firearm 6
11. Assembling the rifle 7-8
12. Disassembling the rifle 9-12
13. Operating and handling 13-18
14. Front sight and rear sight 19
15. Mounting the scope 20-21
16. Care and maintenance 22
17. Warranty conditions 23
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Safety Rules
Due to its special design characteristics,
your new Blaser single shot rifle K 95
differs from other single shot rifles. The
improved safety features of your Blaser
rifle must however, never induce you to
disregard the required care and legal
provisions for handling arms.
Please check first, whether you have the
correct instruction manual.
The type designation K 95 and the
indication of the calibre are displayed on
the left side of the barrel, at the rear.
General safety rules for handling
firearms
- Make sure the firearm and ammunition
never get into unauthorized hands.
- Always store firearm and ammunition
under lock and key in separate cabinets
that are not accessible to unauthorized
persons.
- Observe current statutory regulations
for the carrying and safekeeping of
firearms and ammunition.
- Make sure you are thoroughly familiar
with how to handle your firearm and,
with the firearm unloaded, practice all
of the functions and the actions you
will need to make, before you carry it.
- Always treat any firearm as loaded and
ready to shoot. If you are not certain of
its status, check by opening the bolt
and looking in the magazine and
cartridge chamber (barrel). You should
handle an unloaded firearm in the same
way as a loaded one.
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Safety Rules
- Whenever holding the rifle, always
point the muzzle in a safe direction to
ensure you neither injure people nor
damage property.
- Before loading, check the barrel for
obstructions and make sure no foreign
matter (water, snow, soil) can get into
the barrel after loading, too.
- Only use CIP-approved ammunition
which is in good condition and check
that the ammunition is correct for the
caliber of the rifle. Wrongly re-loaded
ammunition can damage your rifle and
cause serious injury.
- Do not load your rifle until just before
you fire it.
- Do not cock your rifle (take off safety)
until you are ready to fire. When
cocking (taking off safety), point the
muzzle in a safe direction.
- Before making each shot, check the
terrain in front of and behind the
target.
- Aim your rifle only at targets you have
definitely identified.
- Keep your finger away from the trigger
unless you wish to fire the rifle.
- If a cartridge fails, wait approximately
60 seconds before opening the breech
to avoid danger from a cartridge that
may be late firing.
- Always wear ear defenders when firing
(ear plugs).
Unload your gun
- before negotiating obstacles
- before climbing into or leaving raised
blinds
- before entering a building
- before climbing into a vehicle
- before entering a town or village
- if you temporarily put the rifle down
or hand it to someone.
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Description of the individual parts of the firearm
1 Front sight
2 Rear sight
3 Pin notches for the original Blaser
saddle mount (DBP)
4 Indication of model and calibre
5 Breech block
6 Top lever
17 Safety slide
18 Stock
19 Trigger
10 Block release
11 Receiver
12 Barrel lugs
13 Fore-end
14 Barrel
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1. Assembling the rifle
1.1. Hooking in barrel
This is only possible with the fore-end
removed.
Pull out extractor all the way to the stop.
Do not touch top lever. Place the
foremost barrel lug on the hinge pin. Due
to the tight fit, you have to proceed carefully. Grip barrel lug part and receiver with
one hand, press the barrel lug into its
bed, closing the rifle at the same time.
Hooking in the barrel requires a certain
degree of skill; but please refrain from
using force! The best solution is, to ask an
expert to show you the procedure and to
do it in his presence several times.
CAUTION:
In the event of unskilful handling, the
breech block may, when the barrel is
tilted, slip out of its slightly inclined position (pointing to the front) and snap
backwards into a vertical position (green
dot on the left side of the breech block is
not visible any longer). If this happens,
the rifle cannot be closed any more.
In this case push the top lever all the way
to the right, and with the other hand,
return the breech block into its slightly
inclined position (to the front).
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1. Assembling the rifle
1.2 Attaching fore-end
Place the fore-end over the hinge pin,
flush with the receiver, and tilt it towards
the barrel all the way to the stop. We
recommend to lift the flap of the fore-end
with the forefinger and hold it in this
position. Press down the fore-end.
The flap of the fore-end snaps into place.
Close the flap of the fore-end completely.
The fore-end is now latched.
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