Walther PPK-S User Manual

SOFT-AIR-PISTOL

PPK/S BLOW BACK

05-07 2265003

350 ft/s

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 3-10 MODE D´EMPLOI 11-18

DE INSTRUCCIONES 19-26

MANUAL

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THIS AIRGUN IS INTENDED FOR USE BY THOSE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.

REQUIRED.

ADULT SUPERVISION

RULES FOR SAFE FIRING:

1. Get to know the single parts of your new soft-air pistol

2. Operation of the safety

3. Loading the gun

4. Proper aiming and firing

5. Hop-Up

6. Care and maintenance

7. Safe gun handling

8. Technical data

YOU AND OTHERS WITH YOU SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR SHOOTING GLASSES TO PROTECT YOUR EYES. READ

INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING. BUYER AND USER HAVE THE DUTY TO OBEY ALL LAWS REGARDING THE

ALL USE AND OWNERSHIP OF THIS AIRGUN. Please

the same respect you would a firearm. Always carefully follow the safety instructions found in this owner's manual and keep this manual in a safe place for future use.

WARNING:

NOT A TOY. ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED. MISUSE OR CARELESS USE MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY, PARTICULARLY TO THE EYES. MAY BE DANGEROUS UP TO 100 YARDS (91.44 METERS).

Never assume that because the air pistol no longer fires a BB and/or the magazine is removed from the grip frame a plastic BB is not lodged in the barrel. Always treat the soft air pistol as though it is loaded and with the same respect you would a firearm.

Do not brandish or display this soft air pistol in public - it may confuse people and may be a crime. Police and others may think it is a firearm. Do not change the coloration and markings to make it look more like a firearm. That is dangerous and may be a crime.

Never leave a cocked or loaded gun unattended! You should store this gun in unloaded and decocked condition. Put the safety on "safe" and make carefully sure that the barrel is clear. Keep the gun away from children and persons not skilled in the use of arms. Keep gun and projectiles separate from each other so that unauthorized persons have no access to it.

The gas used for blow-back guns is flammable. Do not smoke while handling the gun. Gas must only be charged in well-ventilated rooms. Do not fire into naked flames!

read this owner's manual completely. Treat this pistol with

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1. GET TO KNOW THE SINGLE PARTS OF YOUR NEW SOFT-AIR PISTOL

It will help you to understand these instructions if you get to know the designation of the parts of your gun. Carefully read and understand these instructions in order to enjoy shooting this gun.

1 muzzle 2 foresight 3 slide 4 rear sight 5 hammer 6 safety lever 7 red (safety off) 8 grip plate 9 magazine holder 10 trigger guard

11 trigger 12 grip 13 grip plate screw 14 seal 15 tapped rod 16 gas charging hole 17 magazine base 18 magazine follower 19 loading port 20 cleaning rod

Magazine

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2. OPERATION OF THE SAFETY

The gun's safety is on "safe" when the safety lever is in a position where the red dot is covered. The trigger is blocked and the gun cannot be fired. To put the safety on "fire", turn the safety lever to the other position until the red dot is visible.

the hammer is cocked after firing it will be decocked as

Note: If soon as the safety is put on "safe".

CAUTION:

You should make it a habit to leave the safety always in the "safe" position until you really intend to fire.

3. LOADING THE GUN

3.1 Removing the magazine:

To remove the magazine, press the magazine holder down and remove the magazine.

3.2 Charging gas:

Shake the blowback gas container well before you use it. Keep the magazine in the illustrated position, with the gas charging hole at the top. Keep the gas container vertical and press the charging tube into the gas charging hole. As soon as the tank in the magazine is full there will be a discharge of gas.

CAUTION:

3.3 Loading the magazine

Press the follower down with your thumb until it locks (1) and fill the magazine through the loading port (2) with a maximum of 22 BBs (cal. 6mm BB, weight 0.12 - 0.2 g). Now release the follower by pressing it to the left. (3)

Gas is flammable! Do not smoke!

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Note: Warranty expires if non-recommended BBs are used. It‘s recommended to use precise BBs from UMAREX-USA/Walther.

WARNING:

3.4 Inserting the magazine

Push the magazine into the gun until the magazine holder locks.

Use .24 caliber (6 mm) plastic BBs only in this soft air pistol. Use of any other ammunition can cause injury to you or damage to the soft air pistol.

used, soiled

4. PROPER AIMING AND FIRING

CAUTION:

Before you fire the first shot:

Put the safety on "fire". Retract the slide until you clearly feel that it locks. Now let the slide go. A BB has been loaded into the barrel and the hammer is cocked.

you fire the gun without having cycled the action first, no BB

Note: If will be discharged. Only the hammer will be cocked and a BB will be loaded.

Aim at a safe target. Hold the gun in a way that you see rear sight and foresight in one line. The foresight must be right in the center of the rear sight notch. Now you lift the gun until the lower edge of the bull's eye of the target is on the upper edge of the foresight. Upper edge rear sight - upper edge foresight - lower edge target must all be in one line.

wrong: right:

Make sure that the muzzle of the gun always points into a safe direction. Never aim at animals or persons. Always treat your gun as if it was loaded and ready to fire.

diameter larger than 6 mm

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Firing:

1. check safety (must be on "fire")

2. pull trigger

3. the striker will be released and the BB will be fired

4. the slide moves backwards and then forward again and cocks the hammer.

Note: With cock the striker.

Note: After rearmost position. Press the magazine holder and remove the magazine from the pistol. Now retract the slide a small distance and then return it to its closed position.

the gas tank empty, there will not be enough energy to

the last BB has been fired, the slide will remain in its

5. HOP-UP

A special system called the "hop-up" has been fitted to the gun. This system causes the projectile to rotate when fired, thus providing a higher rate of energy. This will increase the range by up to 50% and will make shooting more accurate. Hop-Up on this pistol is not adjustable.

6. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Good care and maintenance of the gun will provide you with many years of pleasant shooting with the gun.

Never attempt to clean the gun without having put the safety on "safe" first, remove the magazine and check the barrel, it must be clear. The metal parts on the outside have to be cleaned from time to time. Use a soft cloth slightly dampened with gun oil.

CAUTION:

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6.1 Unloading

(1) Remove the magazine. Remove the BBs from the magazine until the follower is visible at the loading port. (2) Retract the slide and keep it in its rearmost position. Push the cleaning rod through the barrel. A BB stuck in the barrel will now fall out. (3) To discharge the gas tank, use a pin to press the valve stud until all gas is discharged.

CAUTION:

Gas is flammable! Do not smoke!

6.2 Field-stripping the pistol

(4) DO NOT touch the trigger. Pull the trigger guard down as shown on the illustration. (5) Now fully retract the slide and then lift it off the receiver as illustrated. (6) The slide may now be removed from the gun by moving it to the front (muzzle) side of the pistol.

6.3 Lubrication

Use

a small amount of gun oil to lubricate the following parts in order

to ensure proper function.

6.4 Assembly

Make sure that the spring cap has been properly inserted in the slide (see illustration).

Note: The hammer must be cocked. Now put the slide on the main

as illustrated, push it back and then place it on the receiver.

spring Now carefully move the slide to the front and lock it with the trigger guard. Note: Make sure that the small spring of the slide catch has been

inserted.

properly

(X) don´t lubricate these parts

Make sure the spring is in the right place!

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7. SAFE GUN HANDLING

You should be fully familiar with the proper and safe handling of your gun. Bear in mind that your new gun features a high muzzle velocity, this requires extra care. In respect to the basic rules of safe gun handling it is to be understood that every touching of the gun is to be interpreted as gun handling.

• Always treat a gun as if it was loaded. Always put the safety of a gun on "safe" when loading it so that there can be

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no unintentional discharge. Keep your finger away from the trigger, it should be straight and should rest on the trigger guard. The trigger is only to be touched for firing.

• Only use the kind of projectiles suitable for your gun.

• Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

• This gun may only be discharged in your own house, on authorized shooting ranges and

inside enclosed private property. It is to be made sure that no projectile can leave the enclosed property.

• The maximum range of the projectiles may exceed 100 metres, this is to be kept in mind. Never transport a loaded gun. Only load your gun when you intend to fire it.

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• Never aim your airgun at persons or animals. Avoid ricochets. Never fire at smooth,

hard surfaces or water.

• Before you discharge your gun, make sure that target and surrounding area are safe. Always check your gun before you transport it or take it over from another

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person, it must be unloaded.

• Make sure that you always have full control over the muzzle of your gun, even if

you stumble or fall down.

• Safety shooting glasses should always be worn when firing the gun.

• Always store your gun in a safe place and in unloaded condition. Unauthorized

persons (persons not familiar with the use of guns, children and minors) must not have access to it, ammunition is to be kept in a separate place.

• The gun together with its operating instructions may only be handed over to

persons who have reached the age of 18 (or older) and who are fully familiar with the handling of it.

• Modifications or repairs of guns are only to be performed by authorized agencies

or by a skilled gunsmith.

• Never leave a loaded gun unattended.

• Only unloaded guns are to be handed over to another person.

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