Anschutz 1907, 1912, 1913 Instruction Manual
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27 To move trigger cam No. 11: ¥lowest position of the trigger cam: lowest trigger weight ¥highest position of the trigger cam: highest trigger weight If the trigger weight is to be more than 200 g,the trigger cam No. 11 must be adjusted to the highest position (turn it by 180° and fix it then). To do this you need a 2 mm hex key and perhaps tweezers. ¥if you turn it to the left: You release the screw ¥if you turn it to the right: You tighten the screw Attention: Please ensure the trigger cam is positioned correctly. Be very careful tightening the small cam screw as it is easily broken! Please check the sear engagement accor- ding to paragraph No. 3 when you have finished this process. It might have to be adjusted as well. The precise adjustments of the trigger weight and first stage weight are carried out with the set screws No. 10 (trigger weight) and No.9 (first stage weight). 2. First stage weight (only for two-stage triggers) Adjust first stage weight with set screw No. 9 (black screw): ¥if you turn it to the right: first stage weight is increased (+) ¥if you turn it to the left: first stage weight is decreased (-) Trigger weight and first stage weight depend on each other with regard to the mechanic mechanism. If one of them is changed there will always be a corres- ponding change of the other as well. Attention: Do not reduce either trigger weight screw to zero or lower as the trigger pull may become erratic. 3. Sear engagement The sear engagement is the distance bet- ween the second stage and the release of the trigger. Important note: To protect your precise trigger and to guarantee perfect operation you should always close the action carefully. If the sear engagement of single stage triggers is too small and the trigger weight is too low or if the first stage of two-stage triggers is too short, the trigger might release inadvertently by a sudden impact or too powerful closing of the action if the rifle is loaded and not in the ÓsafeÒ position. Adjustment of the sear engagement for two-stage triggers with set screw No. 5: ¥if you turn it to the right: sear engagement is shortened ¥if you turn it to the left: sear engagement is extended Adjustment of an optimum sear engagement: Make sure your rifle is not loaded. Cock your rifle and release the trigger. Check if the trigger releases as desired.
28 i retuo pa sd f The sear engagement is too long: There is a small distance between the second stage and the release of the trigger. ¥Turn set screw No. 5 clockwise after cocking and releasing (approximately 1/8 turn each). ¥Repeat this process until you do not feel the second stage anymore. Then turn 1/5 turn back to the left. Thus the optimum sear engagement is adjusted. The sear engagement is too short: There is no second stage. The trigger releases undefined without second stage. ¥Turn set screw No. 5 counter-clockwise for at least 1/4 turn after cocking. Then release the trigger and check if there is a second stage. If not, repeat this proce- dure until you feel a second stage. ¥As soon as you feel a second stage proceed according to the points of the paragraph ãThe sear engagement is too longÒ to obtain an optimum sear enga- gement.For the adjustment of the sear engagement for single stage triggers with set screw No. 5 see point 7: 4. First stage (only for single stage triggers): The single stage is the distance between the trigger blade from zero position to the second stage. Adjustment of first stage with set screw No. 4: ¥if you turn it to the right: first stage is shortened ¥if you turn it to the left: first stage is extended Caution: Set screw No. 4 (first stage) can be turned past the second stage function. In this case the trigger does not work anymore. Danger! Do not under no circumstances remove the first stage completely in order to change the two-stage trigger into a sin- gle stage trigger. 5. Trigger stop: The trigger stop is the distance from the second stage to the stop of the trigger blade. Adjustment of the trigger stop with set screw No. 8: ¥if you turn it to the right: overtravel is shortened ¥if you turn it to the left: overtravel is extended
29 Attention: The trigger stop set screw No. 8 can be turned over the second stage or first stage function. Malfunction (the trigger does not release)! 6. Adjustment of the trigger blade ¥Loosen hex screw No. 7 ¥Trigger blade No. 6 can be moved in the longitudinal guide and can be tilted laterally. 7. Change of two-stage trigger into single stage trigger Adjusting process: ¥Turn first stage weight screw No. 4 clock- wise until you have reached the maximum first stage. ¥Cock the rifle. ¥Turn set screw No. 5 (first stage) clock- wise until the trigger releases. ¥Turn set screw No. 5 from this position approx. 1/4 turn counter-clockwise. The trigger is now adjusted to single stage operation, there is no more first stage. Warning: Single stage triggers are very sensitive and must be operated with special care. The sear engagement of 5/100 mm is ob- tained after the action is closed. In combination with a minimum trigger weight there might be a malfunction and an increased risk (independent shot release). 8. Change of single stage trigger into two-stage trigger ¥Turn trigger stop set screw No. 8 approx. 2 1/2 turns to the left (adjust max. trigger stop longer). ¥Release the safety of the trigger and cock the rifle. ¥Turn set screw No. 5 approx. 2 1/2 turns counter-clockwise. ¥You should now feel a second stage ¥To adjust the optimum sear engagement proceed according to paragraph 3. ¥Perhaps you have to adjust the first stage according to paragraph 4, the trigger stop according to paragraph 5, the trigger weight according to paragraph 1 and the first stage weight according to paragraph 2 to the desired values. 9. Malfunctions of the trigger due to wrong adjustment procedure If the trigger is not adjusted correctly mal- functions may occur, tampering with the trigger adjustments will not result in any success. Therefore proceed as follows: After every change the function of the trigger must be checked. When the malfunction is removed check the desired trigger values and adjust them again if necessary. The trigger catches the firing pin, but the trigger does not release: ¥Make sure that the safety of the trigger is released. ¥Check if there is a trigger cam and that it is attached correctly. ¥The trigger stop set screw No. 8 is screwed in too much. Turn it a few turns
30 Important note: To protect your highly accurate trigger and to maintain perfect functioning always close the bolt carefully. Attention: If you change the trigger remove the bolt from the receiver when fitting the trigger as otherwise the trigger will be damaged. i retuo pa sd f to the left until the cocking piston or firing pin will release again. The trigger does not catch the cocking piston or firing pin: ¥Set screw No. 4 (first stage) is screwed in too much. ¥Check to see if the spring is correctly attached and not defective. The first stage trigger is adjusted too tightly: ¥Turn set screw No. 5 stepwise 1/4 turn to the right until the firing pin is caught. Catch rebound spring is too weak or defective: ¥Send your trigger to the factory or your service center for inspection. 10. Safety On the left side of the trigger there is a safety lever. Please see chapter ãCocking, loading and safety operationÒ.11. Maintenance Please see chapter ãCleaning, mainte- nance, care, lubricationÒ.
1607, 1613, 1608 EDS1407, 1407 Z, 1409, 1411 1413, 1408 EDS1959 - 1974 1807, 1907, 1807 Z, 1907 Z 1907 Silh., 1807 Rep. 1907 Rep., 1907 Rep., 1912 1813, 1913, 1808 EDS 1808 D-RT, 1827, 1827F, 2007 2007/660, 2012, 2013 2013/690, 2013 Benchrest 54.18 MSR, 1808 MSR 2002 Compressed Air, 2020, 2025 1903, 1416 MSP, 1403 Rep. 64 MSR, 64 MPR, 64 R 2001 Superair 2001 D-RT Superair 2002 Superair 2002 D-RT Superair 700.65401407-U9l 150 gl 700.65411408-U1l 500 gl 700.65421408 D-U1l500 gl 700.65505071/1l 100 gl 700.65605071/1 Dl100 gl 700.65705075/1l 550 gl 700.65805075/1 Dl 550 gl 700.66005018l100 gl 700.66105018 Ll 100 gl 700.66205018 Dl 150 gl 700.66305018 L Dl 150 gl 700.66405020l 550 gl 700.66505020 Ll 550 gl 700.66605020 Dl 550 gl 700.66705020 L Dl 550 gl 700.67405022l1500 gl 700.68005098l 280 gl 700.68105098 Ll 280 gl 700.68605100 Dl 500 gl 700.68705100 L Dl 500 gl 700.6875510 3l 1500 gl 700.68765104l 550 gl 700.6877510 4 Ll 550 gl 700.67005019l 100 gl 700.67105021 Dl 550 gl 700.67205021l 100 gl 800.00005024l 1500 gl 700.67305023 Dl 550 gl 700.66605020 Dl 550 gl 700.68815197l550 gl 1974-1979 2002 D-RT Compr. Air, 1827, 1827F 2027 Summer biathlon For small bore models production yearsFor small bore models serial-no. starting fromOrder No. Two-stage trigger Single-stage trigger Adjusted to Right hand version Left hand version For models 143655 to 182155 starting from 182156 Model starting from 1979 When you order trigger parts please indicate the order number, type of rifle model together with the trigger model number. For left hand versions please add ÓLÓL= Left hand version D= Single-stage trigger D-RT= Running target Rep.= Repeater Silh.= Silhouette F= Fortner Z= ÓZimmerstutzenÓ MS= Silhouette
32 Cleaning, maintenance, care, lubrication Even after considerable use, your ANSCH†TZ small bore match rifle will not require much attention - a tribute to its so- lid design, first class materials, well proven ANSCH†TZ workmanship and precision. If you follow the recommendations below, you will help maintain the excellent performance of your rifle for a long time. Regular care after every shooting: ¥Please only use resin and acid free oils. ¥Remove any residues from the barrel. Clean with a lint-free cloth or pull cleaning cords several times through the barrel from chamber to muzzle to remove deposits. Subsequently pull a slightly oiled, lint-free cloth or cleaning cords through the barrel to avoid corrosion. Dry firing device The length of the spring-supported firing pin is adjusted so that it definitely ignites the cartridges. If there is no cartridge or cartridge case in the chamber, the firing pin as well as the rim of the chamber may be damaged when dryfiring for a longer period. In order to prevent any possible damage use either a cartridge case (after about 5 practice shots insert a different case) or preferably the training firing pin 1807T-12. With this device you can practice under competition conditions without having to use ammunition. The procedure for changing the firing pin is described in the chapter ãTo disassemble and reassemble the boltÒ. Do not forget to exchange the training firing pin for the original one for live firing.¥Clean the bolt with a slightly oiled cloth. ¥Make sure that the metal parts of your rifle are protected against corrosion by a slight oil film. ¥Remove the oil film with a dry cloth or cleaning cords before you shoot again. Careful cleaning: New rifles up to 10,000 shots in 1,000 shot intervals, subsequently in 5,000 shot intervals at least. ¥Use oil to clean the barrel and push a brass brush from the chamber to the muzzle. Never move the brush back and forth in the barrel. Only clean in shooting direction. Remove the brush outside of the muzzle and carefully pull the rod back through the barrel. ¥Then pull cleaning cords in dry condition through the barrel until the last one shows no considerable dirt. ¥ Before shooting the next time fire 5 shots to get back to the former shooting performance.¥Clean external parts with a slightly oiled cloth. Maintenance of the trigger: ¥Lubricate the bearings slightly with cold resistant molybdenum disulphide grease once a year. ¥Spot a small amount of oil into the bearing parts using a needle. ¥The internal parts should not be washed with spray or oil to avoid resin or other residues in the trigger. Attention: When cleaning the rifle no dirt, residues of solvents, grease or non-suitable oils must get into the trigger mechanism. We there-
33 Accessories Please ask for our catalogue. fore recommend either to use our cleaning rod guide or to clean your gun in a way that it is horizontal or even with the stock up to avoid any contamination of the trigger mechanism. Protect your rifle against dust, sand, humidity, heat and other harmful influences. Vacuum clean your gun case or soft gun case once a month to remove dust and lint. Gun cases and soft gun cases should have a smooth and dust rejecting inner lining. Be aware that condensed water might occur as a result of temperature variations. In such a case it has to be removed at once. Leave your gun case or soft gun case open when you store them at home so that possible humidity can escape. Adding a humidity absorber reduces the deve- lopment of humidity. Be aware of other possible changes or damage. In such a case take your rifle to an authorized gunsmith for checking or send it to our factor y. To reduce the risk of damage in transit, we recommend the disassembly of the barreled action from the stock. Warranty A warranty of 2 years will be issued. Parts which are subjected to wear are not part of this warranty. In the case of warranty we substitute the defective parts free of charge. Cases of warranty will only be accepted if the article in question and the corresponding purchase receipt plus Copyright Product specifications, design and model changes are subject to change without prior notice. Dimensions and colors are subject to change. With reservation of misprints and errors. Goods are subject to prior sale. Delivery subject to the pre- sentation of the referring license for the purchase of firearms. ANSCH†TZ, the ANSCH†TZ logo and the ANSCH†TZ logo in connection with the slogan ãDie Meister MacherÒ (also in modified spelling) are protected brands of J.G. ANSCH†TZ GmbH & Co. KG, Ulm, Germany. The unauthorized use of this brand name is not allowed and punishable. All rights of this instruction leaflet reserved. The use of the instruction leaflet, also in excerpts, is not allowed without the permission of J.G. ANSCH†TZ GmbH & Co. KG and otherwise is punishable. This is especially applicable for unauthorized copying, translations and read-ins in electronic systems. filled-in warranty card are presented. Warranty will not be accepted if changes or repair works have been carried out by persons who are not authorised, if the rifle is not used correctly or if non-ANSCH†TZ original parts were used. We wish you much pleasure and success with your ANSCH†TZ product and would be pleased if you could let us have your ideas on our products and the design of this instruction leaflet.
Stand 01/03 Original-ErsatzteillisteÊ List of component parts 1907/1913 im Schaft 1907 1907/1913 in Stock 1907 1907L/1913L im Schaft 1907L 1907L/1913L in Stock 1907L
Stand 01/03 Nr. Bestell-Nr. Benennung Description Kennnummer Preisgruppe No. Order-No. Code number Price group 1 003319 0 Schlo§ Bolt assembly 1807-U5 Z4 * 003312 0 Schlo§, links Bolt assembly, left 1807L-U5 Z4 2 002890 0 Auszieher Extractor 1404-17 M1 * 003306 0 Auszieher, links Exrractor, left 1807L-55 M1 3 002894 0 Patronenhalter Cartridge retainer 1404-20 P1 * 003307 0 Patronenhalter, links Cartridge retainer, left 1807L-56 P1 4 002893 0 0 Federbolzen (2) Spring bolt (2) 1404-18 C1 5 003296 0 0 Druckfeder (2) Druckfeder (2) 1807-19 A1 6 003284 0 Kammer Bolt body 1807-5 D4 * 003304 0 Kammer, links Bolt body, left 1807L-5 D4 7 003234 0 0 Rastbolzen Catch bolt 1607-9/2 D1 8 003298 0 0 Druckfeder Catch bolt spring 1807-25 A1 9 005065 0 0 Zylinderstift Cylindrical spring Riko 2,5x8 Šhnl. DIN 6325 -br A1 10 003301 0 0 Kugelknopf Ball knob 1807-63 D1 10a 004947 0 0 Stahlkugel 5 DIN 5401 Steel ball 5 DIN 5401 Stahlkugel 5 DIN 5401 A1 11 003316 0 Kammergriff, vollstŠndig Bolt handle 1807-U2 M3 * 003311 0 Kammergriff, vollstŠndig, links Bolt handle, left 1807L-U2 M3 12 003237 0 0 Vordere FederstŸtze Front spring support 1607-14 H1 13 003294 0 0 Druckfeder Pressure spring 1807-15/2 B1 14 003289 0 0 Schlagbolzen Striker pin 1807-12 I2 15 003238 0 0 AbdeckhŸlse Cover sleeve 1607-16 E1 16 003236 0 0 Hintere FederstŸtze Rear spring support 1607-13 H1 17 003288 0 0 Signalstift Signal pin 1807-10 D1 18 003235 0 0 Signalring Signal ring 1607-11 B1 19 003295 0 0 Druckfeder Compression spring 1807-17/1 B1 20 003233 0 0 Verschlu§kappe Closur cap 1607-8 H1 21 000982 0 0 Korntunnel, kpl. (#700.0221) Front sight, cpl. (#700.0221) 6832/1¥ 22 004271 0 0 Klemmring Clamp ring 6586-18 H1 23 004260 0 0 Korntunnel Front sight hood 6586-1/2 D2 24 001410 0 0 AbdeckhŸlse (#710.1220) Cover (#710.1220) 6586-20 ¥ 25 004231 0 0 Spange Internal cant indicator 6540-021 C1 26 004261 0 0 Kornfu§ Sight base 6586-004/1 X1 27 004491 0 0 Druckfeder (2) Compression spring (2) 6850-024 A1 28 004268 0 0 KlemmstŸck Clamp piece 6586-012/3 D1 29 004730 0 0 Zylinderschraube Socket head screw M 3x18 DIN 912 A1 31 004273 0 0 Mutter Nut 6586-021 D1 32 004263 0 0 DruckstŸck Front sight tube clamp 6586-005/1 H1 33 004726 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Socket head screw (2) M 3x12 DIN 912 A1 26-33 001078 0 0 Korntunnelfu§, kpl. (#700.1342) Sight base, cpl. (#700.1342) 6586-U1/1¥ 34 003385 0 0 Lauf Barrel 1907-1 A5 * 003386 0 0 Lauf rostfrei Barrel stainless 1907-1X J5 34b 003403 0 0 Lauf Barrel 1913-1/1 C5 * 003404 0 0 Lauf rostfrei Barrel stainless 1913-1/1X K5 34a 002940 0 0 Zwischenring Intermediate ring 1408-3/1 H1 35 003229 0 HŸlse Receiver 1607-2 O4 * 003303 0 HŸlse, links Receiver, left 1807L-2 O4 36 005080 0 0 Zylinderstift (2) Cylindrical Pin (2) Riko 3x18 Šhnl. DIN 7 A1 37 002917 0 0 Lademulde Loading platform 1404-43 Y1 38 002918 0 0 Auswerfer Ejector 1404-44 F1 39 003239 0 0 Zylinderstift Cylindrical Pin 1607-20 A1 40 002919 0 0 Haltefeder Spring 1404-45 B1 41 002914 0 0 Schlo§halter Bolt stop 1404-41 P1 42 004035 0 0 Druckfeder Compression spring 5320-7 A1 43 001205 0 Druckpunkt-Abzug #700.6600 Two-stage trigger #700.6600 5018¥ Nr. / No. 1 - 43 1907 L 1907 Original-ErsatzteillisteÊ List of component parts 1907/1913 im Schaft 1907 1907/1913 in Stock 1907 1907L/1913L im Schaft 1907L 1907L/1913L in Stock 1907L
Stand 01/03 * 001207 0 Direkt-Abzug #700.6620 Single-stage trigger #700.6620 5018D¥ * 001206 0 Druckpunkt-Abzug #700.6610 Two-stage trigger #700.6610 5018L¥ * 001208 0 Direkt-Abzug #700.6630 Single-stage trigger #700.6630 5018LD¥ 44 003930 0 0 Zylinderschraube Pan head screw 5071-46/1 B1 45 003929 0 0 Zylinderschraube Pan head screw 5071-45/1 B1 50 006431 0 Schaft Stock 1907-8010-00-00 C5 * 005912 0 Schaft, links Stock, left 1807L8010-01-20-1 D5 51 003300 0 0 Widerlager Abutment 1807-55 D1 52 005106 0 0 Senkholzschraube Countersunk head wood screw 4x20 A1 55 002525 0 0 Gelenk Hinges 400-220 B1 56 005150 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Cheese head screw (2) M 6x0,75 JGA 40 H1 56a 004934 0 0 Tellerfeder (6) Disc spring DIN 2093 20x8,2x1x1,55 A1 56b 002431 0 0 Scheibe (2) Disc (2) 380-256/1 A1 57 003297 0 0 Schiene Rail 1807-23 E2 58 005118 0 0 Linsensenkschraube (5) Countersunk head screw (5) M 4x30 A1 59 002523 0 0 AbzugbŸgel Trigger guard 400-215/1 L2 61 005116 0 0 Senkholzschraube Countersunk head wood screw 4x30 A1 62 004073 0 0 FŸllstŸck Rail 6222 B1 68 004548 0 0 AnschŸtz-Aufkleber Sticker ESK-788 B1 69 005047 0 0 Rampa-Muffe (2) Sleeve (2) 10x12xM5 B1 70a 006422 0 Backe inkl. Rampa-Muffe Cheek piece, incl. sleeve 1907-8100-00-21 M3 * 006421 0 Backe inkl. Rampa-Muffe, links Cheek piece, incl. sleeve, left 1907L8100-00-21 M3 71 001989 0 Backenplatte symmetrisch Cheek piece plate 02213-8200-04-02-3 E3 * 002022 0 Backenplatte symmetrisch, links Cheek piece plate, left 02213L8200-01-00-3 E3 72 004650 0 0 Scheibe (2) Washer (2) 5,3B DIN 125 A1 73 004747 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Socket head screw (2) M 5x14 DIN 912 A1 74 001996 0 0 Bolzen (2) Bolt (2) 02213-8200-06-01-4 E1 75 004975 0 0 Sicherungsscheibe Retaining collar 3,2 DIN 6799 A1 76 004745 0 0 Zylinderschraube Socket head screw M 5x12 DIN 912 A1 77 001982 0 0 BackensŠule Aluminium Column Aluminium 02213-8200-03-00-3 Q1 78 001990 0 0 KlemmsŠule Aluminium Column Aluminium 02213-8200-05-00-4 Q1 69-78+83 001113 0 0 Backenausleger #700.3562 Cheek piece incl. carrier #700.3562 02213-8200-00-02-3¥ 79b 005124 0 0 Senkholzschraube (4) Countersunk head wood screw (4) 4,5x50 A1 80a 001873 0 0 KlemmstŸck (2) Clamp piece (2) 1827-8000-01-00-3 B3 82b 004750 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Cheese head screw (2) M 5x18 DIN 912 A1 83 002120 0 0 Mutter (3) Nut (3) 94759-2000-03-00-4 E1 84 002114 0 0 SŠule (2) Column (2) 94759-2000-02-00-4 Q1 86 004744 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Socket head screw (2) M 5x10 DIN 912 A1 170 002112 0 0 Kappenplatte Hook plate 94759-2000-01-01-3 E3 171 002088 0 0 Mutter Nut 94759-1100-02-01-4 C2 172 002079 0 0 FŸhrung Guide 94759-1000-01-01-4 A3 173 004650 0 0 Scheibe (2) Washer (2) 5,3 DIN 125 A1 173a 002083 0 0 Einlage (2) Insert (2) 94759-1000-02-00-4 B1 174 004745 0 0 Zylinderschraube (2) Cheese head screw (2) M5x12 DIN 912 A1 175 005000 0 0 Senkschraube Countersunk head screw M 5x12 DIN 7991 B1 176 002093 0 0 Unterteil Lower section 94759-1110-01-01-3 N3 177 004957 0 0 Zylinderstift Countersunk head screw 5,0m6x24 B1 178 002102 0 0 Schwenkkappe Swing plate 94759-1120-01-01-3 K3 179 002104 0 0 Einlage Rubber plate 94759-1120-02-00-4 D1 180 002098 0 0 Klemmteil (unten) Clamping piece 94759-1110-04-01-x U1 181 002097 0 0 Klemmteil (oben) Clamping piece 94759-1110-05-01-x U1 182 004990 0 0 Zylinderschraube Countersunk head screw M 6x8 DIN 7984 A1 183 004752 0 0 Zylinderschraube Countersunk head screw M5x22 DIN 912 A1 184 002089 0 0 Haken (schrŠg) Hook 94759-1100-10-00-3 F3 Nr. / No. 44 - 184 Original-ErsatzteillisteÊ List of component parts 1907/1913 im Schaft 1907 1907/1913 in Stock 1907 1907L/1913L im Schaft 1907L 1907L/1913L in Stock 1907L Nr. Bestell-Nr. Benennung Description Kennnummer Preisgruppe No. Order-No. Code number Price group 1907 L 1907