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Anschutz Target Air Rifle Summer Biathlon Air Rifle 2027 User Manual
Anschutz Target Air Rifle Summer Biathlon Air Rifle 2027 User Manual
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26 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 ”L” For small bore models production yearsFor small bore models serial-no. starting from 1607, 1613, 1608 EDS Order No. Two-stage trigger Single-stage trigger Adjusted to Right hand version Left hand version For models 1407, 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 143655 to 182155 starting from 182156 1903, 1416 MSP, 1403 Rep. 64 MSR 2001 Superair 2001 D-RT Superair 2002 Superair 2002 D-RT Superair 700.654014 07 - U 9 150 g 700.65411408-U1 500 g 700.65421408 D-U1500 g 700.65431411-U21500 g 700.65505071/1 100 g 700.65605071/1 D100 g 700.65705075/1 550 g 700.65805075/1 D 550 g 700.66005018100 g 700.66105018 L 100 g 700.66205018 D 150 g 700.66305018 L D 150 g 700.66405020 550 g 700.66505020 L 550 g 700.66605020 D 550 g 700.66705020 L D 550 g 700.674050221500 g 700.68005098 280 g 700.68105098 L 280 g 700.68605100 D 500 g 700.68705100 L D 500 g 700.6873510 3 1500 g 700.67005019 100 g 700.67105021 D 550 g 700.67205021 100 g 800.00005024 1500 g 700.67305023 D 550 g 700.66605020 D 550 g 700.68815197550 g Model 1974 - 197 9 starting from 1979 L= Left hand version D= Single-stage trigger D-RT= Running target EDS= Running target Rep.= Repeater Silh.= Silhouette F= Fortner Z= ”Zimmerstutzen” MSP= Silhouette pistol MSR= Silhouette rifle 2002 D-RT Compr. Air, 1827, 1827F 2027 Summer biathlon
27 Compressed Air Cylinder Handling The rifle is equipped with an interchangeable compressed air cylinder. The compressed air cylinder can be changed whether it is filled or not. The compressed air cylinders are not screwed in all the way when they come from the factory. To protect the thread of the compressed air cylinder against dust and damage please always use the cap. Warning: Only original Anschütz compressed air cylinders (max. 200 bar) must be used! To attach the compressed air cylinder: The compressed air cylinder must be screwed in slowly an carefully to avoid any damage. •Fill the compressed air cylinder before use and screw it in manually. •You feel a resistance before you reach the stop, the valve thus opens auto- matically. •Screw the compressed air cylinder in for approx. one more turn until there is an airtight connection at the stop. To remove the compressed air cylinder: To protect the housing, valves and seals we recommend you always remove the compressed air cylinder when you do not use your compressed air rifle. •Screw the compressed air cylinder 2 turns out.•Cock the rifle and release the trigger so that the remaining air can escape. •Repeat this process once or twice. •Screw out the compressed air cylinder completely by 3-4 further turns. •Thus the compressed air cylinder can be screwed out without any pressure on the o-ring. To change the compressed air cylinder: Screw out the compressed air cylinder by turning it counter-clockwise either manually or with a key. Attention: Screw out the compressed air cylinder until you hear the air escape (at least four turns). Then screw in the compressed air cylinder again. Thus a damage to the seals will be avoided. To fill the compressed air cylinder: Before you fill the compressed air cylinder, please check all components which are used in this process such as refill bottle, refill adapter and compressed air cylinder for defects (e.g. at the threads). Warning: •Only use refill bottles with a maximum pressure of 200 bar (2,790 psi) •Only use compressed air free of oil and water (DIN EN 12021). •Make sure that there is no oil or grease on the connecting threads. •Only use the adapter (Order No. 711.3409), which is delivered with your rifle. •To refill the compressed air cylinder we recommend the use of diving bottles.
28 Cleaning, Maintenance, Care, Lubrication Even after considerable use, your ANSCHÜTZ rifle will not require much attention - a tribute to its solid design, first class materials, well proven ANSCHÜTZ 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. We recommend our special grease 4425 (Order No. 710.6310) •Clean the cone of the barrel with a slightly oiled, lint-free cloth to avoid corrosion which might occur as a result of humid hands or condensed water. •To avoid corrosion you also should clean your barrel with a slightly oiled, lint-free cloth or cleaning cords pulling them through the barrel from the chamber to the muzzle. Please use no other means for cleaning especially no VFG felt pellets. •Remove the oil film with a dry cloth or cleaning cords before you shoot again. Careful cleaning after approx. 2,000 to 3,000 shots: •Then pull cleaning cords in dry condition Filling process: •Screw the adapter on the refill bottle. •Screw the compressed air cylinder onto the adapter •Tighten the hexagon screw of the adapter by hand to prevent air escape. •Open the valve of the bottle very slowly. •Close the valve of the compressed air bottle after approx. 5 seconds (The com- pressed air cylinder will heat up slightly). •Empty the adapter by releasing the screw. •Screw the screw into the adapter again. •Remove the compressed air cylinder and screw it on the rifle by hand. With a full cylinder (max. 200 bar/2790 psi) approx. 175 shots (remaining pressure 65 bar / 943 psi) can be fired. We recom- mend to never empty the compressed air cylinder completely. Compressed air bottles (Order No. 711.3510) are available in specialised gun shops. The refilling of compressed air cylinders is also possible in specialised gun shops or in shops for diving equipment. Warning: Compressed air bottles with an allowed filling pressure of 300 bar (4,185 psi) are offered as well. These bottles have the same thread as the bottles with a filling pressure of 200 bar (2,790 psi). In case you use a bottle with a filling pressure of 300 bar (4,185 psi) it is absolutely necessary to use a pressure reducer which is adapted to 200 bar /2,790 psi). For reasons of safety it is not allowed to fill the compressed air cylinder with more than the maximum pressure of 200 bar (2,790 psi). It is also not allowed to use such a compressed aircylinder or to store it. Please therefore strictly observe the instructions for the filling of the compressed air cylinder and the corresponding technical rules of your country.
29 through the barrel until the last one shows no considerable dirt. •After cleaning or before shooting the next time fire 10 to 20 shots to get back to the former shooting performance (oil shots). •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 therefore recommend either to clean your gun in a way that it is horizontal or even with the stock up to avoid any contamination of the valve unit and 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.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 factory. To reduce the risk of damage in transit we recommend the disassembly of the barreled action from the stock. When you use your rifle frequently we recommend having the seals and the piston checked once a year.
30 Accessories Please ask for our catalogue. Special accessories Additional weights The air rifle can be adapted to your individual requirements among others in four easy ways: 1. Barrel weights: by pushing, adding or removing the addi- tional weight (50 g) 400-56 C (Order No. 700.6350) 2. Weight rings: by adding them to the columns of the cheek piece and butt plate adjustment (Order No. 711.3805). 3. Heavy steel columns: approx. 100 g. For cheek piece adjustment (Order No. 700.6337). For butt plate adjustment (Order No. 700.6338). 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 corres- ponding purchase receipt plus 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-ANSCHÜTZ original parts were used. We wish you much pleasure and success with your ANSCHÜTZ product and would be pleased if you could let us have your ideas on our products and the design of this instruction leaflet.
31 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 presentation of the referring license for the purchase of firearms. ANSCHÜTZ, the ANSCHÜTZ logo and the ANSCHÜTZ logo in connection with the slogan „Die Meister Macher“ (also in modified spelling) are protected brands of J.G. ANSCHÜTZ GmbH & Co. KG, Ulm, Germany. The unauthorised 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. ANSCHÜTZ GmbH & Co. KG and otherwise is punishable. This is especially applicable for unauthorized copying, translations and read-ins in electronic systems.
34 Appendix Requirements for Compressed Air Oxygen The content of oxigen must be within the range of (21 +/- 1) Vol. % (dry air). Impurities 1. General information Compressed air for respiratory equipment must not contain impurities in a concentration which might have toxic or harmful effects. In any case there must be as little impurities as possible and they must be far below the national limit of exposition. Combined effects of more than one impurity must be considered. If there are no natio- nal restricting requirements the values of 2 to 3 must be applied. Note: The limit concentration for every impurity should be deducted from the na- tional limit of exposition. The influences of pressure and exposition time should be considered as much as possible. 2. Lubricants The content of lubricants (drops or mist) must not exceed 0.5 mg/m 3. In case of synthetic lubricants 1) is to be applied. 3. Smell and taste The air must be without significant smell or taste. 4. Content of carbon dioxide The content of carbon dioxide must not exceed 500 ml/m 3 (500 ppm).5. Content of carbon monoxide The content of carbon monoxide must not exceed 15 ml/m 3 (15 ppm). Content of water Content of waterContent of water Content of water Content of water 1. There must be no liquid water. 2. The air for compressed air respirators must have a dew point which is low enough to avoid condensing and freezing. If the equipment is used and stored under a known temperature the dew point under pressure must be at least 5°C below the assummably lowest temperature. If the conditions for use and storage of the compressed air reservoir are not known, the dew point under pressure must not exceed -11°C Nominal Max. contents of water in the pressure air at atmospheric pressure bar mg/m 3 40 - 200 50 > 200 35 Chart 1 3. The maximum content of water in the air at atmospheric pressure must be in line with the values of the chart. Note: The contents of water of the air which is delivered from the compressor to fill 200 bar or 300 bar compressed air containers should not exceed 25 mg/m 3.
35 Checks ChecksChecks Checks Checks Any suitable method is allowed as far as it corresponds to the following general requirements: • to measure and judge the results the accuracy of the method must be considered and • the proof limit of the applied method must be below the required limit. Typical composition of natural air Typical composition of natural airTypical composition of natural air Typical composition of natural air Typical composition of natural air (ISO 2533) (ISO 2533)(ISO 2533) (ISO 2533) (ISO 2533)Labelling of the Compressed Air Cylinder: Text / Marking: ANSCHÜTZ-HENRICH-UN 1002/200 200 bar Luft/ Air 2900 PSI Netto 0,050 Kg - TARA 0,418 Kg - 0,197 L PD 300 bar - D - 09/00 F 04.00 Al 001343 READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE Description: •ANSCHÜTZ-HENRICH: Name of manufacturer. •UN 1002: International sign for compressed air. •200 bar Luft/Air 2900 PSI: Max. allowed filling pressure at 15 °C. •Netto 0,050 Kg: Net filling weight. •TARA 0,418 Kg: Empty compressed air cylinder. •0,197 L: Capacity of the compressed air cylinder. •PD 300 bar - D 09/00: Test pressure - country of manufacture - date of test. • F 04.00 Al: Intern manufacturing number. •001343: Manufacturer’s identification code. •Read INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE: General note. Chart 2 Chart 2Chart 2 Chart 2 Chart 2 Components Mass-% Volume-% (dry air) (dry air) Oxygen (O 2) 23, 14 20, 9476 Nitrogen (N 2) 75, 5 78, 084 Argon (Ar) 1, 288 0, 934 Carbon dioxide (CO 2)0,048 0,0314 Hydrogen (H 2) 0, 000003 0, 00005 Neon (NE) 0, 00127 0, 001818 Helium (HE) 0, 000073 0, 000524 Krypton (Kr) 0, 00033 0, 000114 Xenon (Xe) 0, 000039 0, 0000087