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Walther Small-Bore Rifles for Target Shooting
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JII. 1
Small-bore rifle Mod. KKS-D with
diopter rear sight, weight approx.
3.8 kg.
(Also available
Mod. KKS-V.)
JII. 2
Small-bore Master rifle Mod. KKM,
weight approx. 4.5 kg.
JII. 3
Small-bore Master rifle Mod.
KKM II, with hook plate and palm
rest, weight approx. 5.5 kg.
JII. 4 '.
Small-bore Match rifle Mod. KKM-
Match, weight with conical barrel
approx. 7.1 kg, with cylindrical
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barrel
JII. 5
Small-bore Standard rifle Mod.
UIT -Standard, weight approx. 5 kg.
with
micro rear sight as
approx. 7.8 kg.
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Sectional View of the
Walther Small-Bore Master Rifle
1 Barrel
2 Rifling
3 Receiver
4 Bolt
5 Striker
6 Striker spring
7 Spring pin
8 Diopter
9 Bolt end
10 Stock
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11 Tumbler
12 Screw adjustment,
trigger weight
13 Screw adjustment,
trigger slack
14 Trigger arm
15 Adjustable trigger
16 Trigger sear
17 Trigger guard
18 Trigger-arm spring
General Advice on the use of W A LTHE R Small-Bore Rifles:
1. Sights
Before commencing to shoot, ensure
that the screws holding the front and
rear sight are tightened up.
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The prism diopter is adjustable for
50, 100, and 150 m. Setting the rear
sight for these distances is effected
by means of the elevation screw.
The scale markings must in each
instance coincide with the Zero mark
(see arrow).
Windage correction:
to right, turn knob=R to the left
(anti-clockwise); if shots go to the
left, turn knob
shown by arrows on knob).
If shots group
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L clockwise (as
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Elevation correction:
low, turn knob
group high, turn knob
right.
3 clicks result in an alteration of the
mean centre of the group by one
ring on the target.
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If shots go
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JII. 9. Adjustable aperture rear sight with
nipple, but without rubber eyepiece. Avail-
able for small-bore rifles with diopter.
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JII. 10. Umbral and Uropal filters can
be inserted in the rubber eyepiece.
JII. 11. Removal of the knurled locking
ring, which is also made evailable in
25 mm and 35 mm dia.
JII. 12. The front sight has been removed
from the saddle. When withdrawing or
inserting front sight elements, note differ-
ence in width of the two lips.
JII. 13. Post front sight, width increasing
by 0.2 mm from 2 mm to 3 mm.
JII. 14. Ring front-sight with vertical
beam; diameter increasing by 0.2 mm
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from 2 mm to 3 mm.
JII. 15. Ring front sight with horizontal
beams; diameter increasing by 0.2 mm
from 3 mm to 4.4 mm.
JII. 9
JII. 10
JII. 12
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JII. 13
JII. 14
JII. 15
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JII. 16
2. Sling Attachment
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JII. 16. When inserting the sling holder into the
groove of the sling rail, see to it that the clamp-
ing lever stands sideways. Move the sling
holder to the required position.
JII.17. To fix the holder, push the lever upwards
(see illustration). When altering the position of
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the holder, reverse the order of manipulation.
A sling holder with handstop is available for
Mod. KKM II and for the match rifle Mod. KKM
Match (see JII. 18).
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