WARNING ! Please read and understand this owner’s manual before taking your new Blaser rifle out of the box. It is vital to your safety and to the safety of others that you accurately follow the information contained in this manual, as well as the information supplied by the ammunition manufacturer. If you have any questions, please call or write: R 93 LRS 2 Long Range Sporter Instruction manual SIGARMS® Inc.
Firearms safety is your responsibility WARNING ! Please read and understand this instruction manual entirely, before using the rifle. Keep this manual with your firearm. Upon change of ownership, transfer this manual with the firearm. As a supporting measure to this instruction manual, please ask your dealer to explain your rifle to you in detail and let him instruct you about its use.
Contents 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Safety rules Main rifle components Technical specifications Assembling, taking down Safety and bolt handle lock Ammunition Magazine Loading the rifle Firing and repeating Unloading the rifle Removing and replacing the bolt assembly Caliber group table Changing the barrel Removing and installing the bolt head Trigger Stock Mounting a Scope Mod. LRS 2 Mounting a Scope Mod. LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag.
1. Safety rules Your new Blaser bolt action rifle model R 93 LRS 2 and R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. differs from other repeaters through a number of special design features. Although your Blaser firearm exhibits additional safety features, do not forget that you must take care when handling firearms and also observe the statutory regulations. First of all, check you have the right user manual: the model name R 93 LRS 2 and R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag.
1. Safety rules G G G G Before loading, check the barrel for obstructions and make sure no foreign matter (water, snow, soil) can get into the barrel after loading, too. Only use SAAMI- and /or CIP approved ammunition which is in good condition and check that the ammunition is correct for the caliber of the firearm. Wrongly hand-loaded or reloaded ammunition can damage your firearm and cause serious injury or death. Do not load your firearm until just before you fire it.
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3. Technical specifications Model Caliber R 93 LRS 2 R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. .223 Rem. 6 mm Norma BR .22-250 Rem. .308 Win. .300 Win Mag. .338 Lapua Mag. Length overall 45.4’’ 45.4’’ 45.4’’ 45.4’’ 45.4’’ 46.7’’ Barrel length 25’’ 25’’ 25’’ 25’’ 25’’ 26.3’’ Rate of twist 1-9“ 1-8“ 1-12’’ 1-11“ 1-11“ 1-10’’ No. of grooves 4 4 6 4 6 6 Magazine capacity 5 5 5 5 4 4 Weight (excl. scope) 10.5 lbs Trigger pull weight 2.6 lbs 12.
4. Assembling, taking down fig. 3 fig. 1 fig. 2 WARNING: G Make sure there are no cartridges in the chamber or magazine. 4.1 Assembling • Then, insert the T-allen key into the holes on the bottom of the fore-end and tighten the two allen screws equally locking the barrel and receiver together (fig. 2). • Remove the 4 mm T-allen key from its pocket in the shipping carton. With the barrel screw studs pointing down, insert the barrel into the receiver (fig. 1).
4. Assembling, taking down NOTE: Always make sure the bolt handle is locked in the back position when installing the bolt assembly, i.e. at an angle of approx. 45°. If the bolt handle is close to vertical, you cannot mount the bolt assembly. Pull the bolt handle back until it engages in the 45° position. fig. 4 • Place both bolt rails parallel on the rear end of the receiver and insert the bolt by sliding the bolt rails forward (fig. 4). Push forward on the bolt handle until the bolt is closed completely.
5. Safety and bolt handle lock 5.1 Safety system The safety system of the Blaser R 93 LRS 2 and R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. bolt action rifle is centered on the uncocked firing spring: you operate the safety slide to cock the firing spring just before firing the rifle or to release it again. When repeating, it remains cocked. With the safety slide released, the bolt handle is simultaneously locked to prevent accidental opening of the bolt when carrying the rifle, provided this was fully closed.
5. Safety and bolt handle lock fig. 7 fig. 8 fig. 9 5.3 „On Safe“ position 5.4 Bolt handle lock 5.5 Opening the bolt in the „On Safe“ position • To release the safety to the most rearward position place your thumb on the rear portion of the safety slide, push the safety slide forward and at the same time downwards (fig. 7) to disengage it and release to the most rearward position (fig. 8) so the red dot marking cannot be seen. Prevents accidental opening of the bolt.
6. Ammunition 6.1 Ammunition WARNING: G Use only commercially factory-loaded ammunition in the original packaging, that complies with the performance standards established by the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturer’s Institute Inc. of the United States (SAAMI) and/or CIP and which matches the caliber of your rifle. The correct caliber is stamped on the left side of the rifle barrel at the rear.
7. Magazine 7.1 Magazine The Blaser R 93 LRS 2 bolt action rifle is equipped with a removable single-row magazine. The detachable magazine is held in the rifle by two magazine releases on the right and on the left of the magazine well. See chapter 3 for magazine capacity. WARNING: G Ensure correct magazine and ammunition is used to match the caliber of the barrel. The magazine is marked on the left hand side with the caliber for which it is designed to be used. 7.
8. Loading the rifle WARNING: G Always keep muzzle of the rifle pointed in a safe direction. G G Before loading, always wipe the chamber clean of grease and oil, then verify that there is no obstruction in the barrel or the trigger guard. If you are having trouble closing the bolt, stop immediately. Do not force a round into the chamber, check to make sure that the ammunition is the correct caliber, that it is not defective, or that an obstruction does not exist in the bore or chamber.
9. Firing and repeating WARNING: G G You should never point the muzzle at anything, unless you are planning to shoot, especially when you are loading and unloading the rifle. Muzzle direction could be the difference between life and death. Do not move the safety to the „off safe“ position until you are ready to fire. G Keep your finger away from the trigger unless you wish to fire the rifle. G When you interrupt or finish firing move the safety slide immediately backwards in the „on safe“ position.
10. Unloading the rifle 10.1 Unloading the rifle • Remove your finger from the trigger and point the rifle in a safe direction. • Move the safety slide in the „On Safe“ position (see chapter 5.3) • Press both magazine releases and remove magazine (fig. 11). fig. 11 • To remove cartridge from chamber, push the safety slide 1/16" forward with your thumb, hold and pull bolt handle backwards, then open bolt slowly until the cartridge can be grasped with the fingers before it clears the receiver.
11. Removing and replacing the bolt assembly 11.1 Removing the bolt assembly 11.2 Installing the bolt assembly • Unload the rifle (see chapter 10). • Carefully position the ends of the two slide rails onto the rear end of the receiver in line with the bolt guide. • Remove the magazine. • Pull the bolt assembly all the way back. fig. 12 WARNING: G Before performing any cleaning or maintenance, make sure there are no cartridges in the chamber or magazine. • Push down and hold the bolt stop pin (fig.
12. Caliber group table Caliber group Barrel and Bolt head are stamped with Caliber Mini MI .223 Rem. Standard ST .22-250 Rem. 6 mm Norma BR 6,5x55 .308 Win. Magnum MA .300 Win. Mag. Some of the listed calibers may not be available. NOTE: Model R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. barrels are not interchangeable with other calibers 18 WARNING: G Always ensure you have the correct barrel and bolt head for the cartridge selected.
13. Changing the barrel There are 3 caliber groups available (see table chapter 12). When changing the barrel to a different caliber group, you will also have to change the bolt head to suit the caliber group of the barrel you have chosen to use. The table (chapter 12) shows the correct components to be used together. In addition, bolt heads and barrels are stamped with markings which identify the caliber group (fig. 13). Take a final check that these markings match after the rifle is assembled.
14. Removing and installing the bolt head fig. 14 fig. 15 fig. 16 14.1 Changing the bolt head • Grasp the retaining latch with thumb and forefinger and push to the left. With your other hand pull the bolt head out of the bolt assembly (fig. 15). 14.2 Installing the bolt head NOTE: It is advisable to have this operation explained by your Blaser dealer. • Unload the rifle (see chapter 10). • Remove the bolt assembly from the rifle (see chapter 11). • Place bolt assembly upside down on a flat surface.
14. Removing and installing the bolt head fig. 17 fig. 18 fig. 19 • Lift the retaining latch in the bolt housing. • Flip the retaining latch down again and push it back into its recess so that it snaps into position (fig. 18). NOTE: If the retaining latch is not in the correct position, a warning pin will project from the outside of the rail (fig. 19). • Now insert the bolt head with the groove facing exactly upwards into the bolt assembly over the firing pin as far as the stop and hold it there.
14. Removing and installing the bolt head rivet bolt head expanding shell fig. 20 fig. 21 NOTE: The bolt assembly can only be inserted in the receiver when the warning pin is flush in the bolt rail (fig. 20), indicating that the retaining latch is seated correctly. WARNING: G The bolt head assembly consists of two major parts: The bolt head and the surrounding expanding shell. These two parts are bound together by a rivet (fig. 21).
15. Trigger 15.1 Trigger assembly Adjustment potential: The Blaser R 93 LRS 2 bolt action rifle is equipped with an adjustable direct trigger. The trigger pull weight is adjusted at the factory to approx. 23/4 lbs (1200 g). - Trigger position - Trigger pull - Trigger stop 1 2 fig. 22 4 3 WARNING: G Before making any adjustments make sure there are no cartridges in the chamber or magazine. 15.2 Trigger position The trigger blade (fig.
16. Stock The following adjustments are possible: - Buttplate elevation - Length of pull - Cheekpiece height and on-/offset - Handrest 16.1 Buttplate • Loosen baseplate knob and move buttplate to desired elevation and tighten. 16.2 Length of pull • With the 4 mm T-allen key supplied, loosen allen screw and remove buttplate • Loosen and remove allen screws which hold the spacers to the baseplate. Add or remove spacers to set the desired length of pull. • Installation in reverse.
16. Stock , to be used when installing 3 or 4 buttplate spacers.
17. Mounting a Scope Mod. LRS 2 The R 93 LRS 2 barrels are equipped with notches to accept the original optional Blaser saddle mount.
18. Mounting a Scope Mod. LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. The barrels of the Blaser R 93 LRS 2-.338 Lapua Mag. are equipped with Picatinny-Rail.
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20. Care and maintenance Your Blaser R 93 LRS represents a wise investment in an extremely high quality, finely-crafted firearm. Regular, routine maintenance procedures will help protect and preserve that investment for a lifetime of pleasurable, reliable use. Make sure you periodically clean and maintain your rifle according to the instructions in this manual for safe and reliable performance. Firearms maintenance is your responsibility.
21. Repair and Servicing Although your Blaser R 93 LRS 2 has been precision manufactured and assembled from highest quality materials, there is always the possibility of damage or the need for servicing and/or parts replacement. If you suspect your rifle might be damaged, or if you ever experience any malfunction or notice any looseness in the action of your rifle, stop using immediately. Return it to SIGARMS® for inspection and any necessary repair.
22. Warranty conditions Limited 10 year warranty the rifle or if other than factory loaded ammunition is fired in the Blaser rifle. Blaser firearms are warranted by the Blaser Jagdwaffen GmbH to be free of defects in material or workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 10 years from date of first purchase by a customer.
Imported by: SIGARMS® Inc. Corporate Park Exeter, NH 03833, USA (603)772-2302 www.sigarms. com SIGARMS® is a registered trademark of SIGARMS Inc. LRS 2 english US · 3/2002 Important: Do not discard. Keep this manual with your firearm. Upon change of ownership, transfer this manual with the firearm.
