Manual

Handling
1606.01 GB
5.9.3 Match trigger
Note:
• The trigger weight has been set to
approx. 7 N (700 g) at factory.
The match trigger is a pressure point trigger with
adjustable creep.
– The trigger tongue must be pulled until it
reaches a noticeable resistance (pressure
point).
– The shot is fired after the resistance has been
overcome.
Creep adjustment (see Fig. 9):
Note:
• The creep travel cannot be adjusted to "zero",
there will always be a travel by design.
Short creep:
– Turn the adjustment screw 729 clockwise.
Longer creep:
– Turn the adjustment screw 729 anti-clockwise.
5.10 Sights
Dependent on the model selected the SAUER 202
is supplied with various sights or without open
sights. If a gun is supplied with open sights, those
have been - depdendent on the sight type -
calibrated to 50 or 100 metres. The sights can be
changed at a later date, but this should only be
carried out by a gunsmith.
WARNING!
Gun is ready to fire
May lead to death or severe injuries
• For safety reasons the trigger weight must
only be modified by a qualified gunsmith. He
can adjust the trigger weight between approx.
5 N (500 g) and 10 N (1,000 g).
WARNING!
Gun is ready to fire
May lead to death or severe injuries
• Any screws sealed with red varnish must not
be interfered with by the user. If these screws
are manipulated, the warranty will be void.
• The screw for reducing the creep must only
be turned clockwise to a degree that the
safety lock will still work properly.
• If the free movement of the safety lock is
impeded, the screw must be immediately
turned back anti-clockwise until the normal
safety lock function is restored.