Heckler And Koch HK94 Instructions

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Fig. 23  Multi-purpose carrying sling 
						

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Telescoping sight
The telescopic sight (Fig. 24) is fixed to its mount by two screws.
The receiver of the rifle is so designed that a telescopic sight can be
attached to it without any special arrangements. (see pages 46-48). 
						

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Fig. 24  Telescopic sight 
						

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HANDLING AND OPERATION
Filling the magazine
Hold the magazine in one hand (Fig. 25); with your other hand, place the
cartridge in the magazine opening, pressing hte uppermost cartridge
under the lip with your thumb.
Emptying the magazine
Hold the magazine in one hand, with the bullet end of the cartridges
pointing toward your other hand (Fig. 26). Using your thumb, push the
cartridges to the right, into your open hand. 
						

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Fig. 25  Filling the magazine Fig. 26  Emptying the magazine 
						

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SAFETY FEATURES
The safety lever is located on the left side of the grip assembly and can
bet set at:
“O” = Safe and “1” = Fire (Fig. 27 and 28)
The position selected is indicated also on the right side of the grip
assembly.
How to put at safe
Set safety lever at “O”. The trigger cannot be squeezed. However, the
rifle can be loaded while in “safe” position.
Firing
Fire: Set safety lever at “1”. 
						

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  Fig. 27  Safe        Fig. 28  Fire 
						

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Inserting and removing of magazine
Put at “safe”!
Insert magazine into the magazine well (Fig. 29) until the magazine catch
engages audibly.
To remove the magazine, push the magazine catch on the right side of
the weapon (Fig. 30). 
						

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Fig. 29  Inserting the magazine       Fig. 30  Removing the magazine 
						

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Loading of rifle
Put at “safe”!
Pull cocking lever rearward with the left hand, engaging it in the recess
of the cocking lever housing (Fig. 31).
Insert the filled magazine into the magazine well so that the magazine
catch locks magazine audibly into position.
Allow cocking lever to snap forward (Fig. 32).
The rifle is loaded and in “safe” position.