SIG SAUER P210 User Manual

The Legendary Swiss Sports Pistol

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P 210-5LS, sectional view

Contents

1.	General instructions	2
2.	Safety regulations	3
3.	Product description	4
3.1.	General description of the firearm	4
3.2.	Main features	4
3.3.	Various models	6
3.4.	Options	6
3.5.	Technical data	7
3.6.	Scope of supply	8
4.	Transporting the firearm	8
5.	Handling the firearm	9
5.1.	General remarks	9
5.2.	Initial preparation	9
5.3.	Ammunition	9
5.4.	Loading the magazine	9
5.5.	Loading the firearm (ready to fire)	9
5.6.	Discharging a shot	10
5.7.	Reloading during shooting	10
5.8.	Unloading the firearm	11
5.8.1.	Unloading the firearm, magazine not emptied	11
5.8.2. Unloading the firearm, magazine emptied,
	slide open	11
6.	Adjusting Sight	12
6.1.	Correcting the sights	12
7.	Maintaining the firearm	13
7.1.	Stripping the firearm	13
7.2.	Removing the front sight base	13
7.3.	Maintenance	13
8.	Description of the functions	14
9.	Service and repairs	14
9.1.	Safekeeping and storage of firearm	14
9.2.	Shipping the firearm	14
10.	Accessories	15
11.	Disposal	15
12.	Spare parts	16

Instruction manual

1. General Instructions

Be sure to read through these instructions carefully before attempting any handling on this Swiss Arms firearm.

Understanding these instructions and the technically correct implementation of the information contained therein are imperative to correct initial preparation and safety during handling, care and maintenance of this Swiss Arms firearm. Only first use the firearm when you have fully understood all the safety instructions and the handling of the firearm. Should you require further information, do not hesitate to contact your dealer, importer or the manufacturer.

Ensure that you always comply with the local and national laws that govern ownership, carrying and use of firearms.

Be aware that this firearm, like all firearms, is dangerous. The firearm to which these safety instructions apply was sold under the expressed condition that the manufacturer and the importer of the firearm do not accept any liability for the consequences of mishandling or incorrect use of the firearm. This applies in particular to liability for bodily harm or damage to property resulting in whole or in part from:

–discharge with criminal intent or through negligence,

–improper or careless handling,

–defective, incorrect, hand-loaded or reloaded ammunition,

–inadequate care of the firearm (e.g. corrosion, damage),

–disregard of malfunctions,

–resale in contradiction of regional laws and legislation,

–other circumstances beyond our direct or immediate control.

These limitations apply, regardless of whether liability is asserted on the basis of a contract, negligence or strict liability (including any failure to warn).

Neither do the manufacturers or the importers bear any liability for incidental or consequental damages such as loss of use or property, commercial losses or loss of earnings and profits.

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