108973403 F2000 TM F Maintenance Manual TAC English

Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical 5.56 x 45 mm NATO

Maintenance Manual July 2007 Catalogue No. 3480080010 7610-DO-001-0859

Integrated Weapon System F2000 TacticalTactical

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NOTES: - Some descriptions and illustrations in this manual may be slightly different from their present appearance, reflecting the evolution constant product in its industrial life. - The information contained in this manual are technical in nature and do not commit contractually FN Herstal.

MATIERESTABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 1.1. 1.2. 1.3.

Introduction 9 Description 9 Technical data ................................................ ........................................... 10 1.3.1. Dimensions and weights ............................................... .............................. 10 1.3.2. Functional data ................................................ ......................... 10 1.3.3. Ballistic ................................................. ............................................ 10 1.3.4. Bodies referred ............................................... .................................. 11 Accessories 11 Abbreviations 11

1.4. 1.5.

CHAPTER 2: DESCRIPTION OF PARTS 2.1. 2.2.

How to order parts .............................................. ......................... 13 Parts List ............................................... .................................................. 13 2.2.1. Support assembly and barrel .............................................. ..................... 15 2.2.2. Whole carcass ................................................ ............................... 21 2.2.3. Whole handguard .............................................. ............................. 25 2.2.4. All moving parts ............................................... ....................... 27 2.2.5. Housing assembly mechanism firing ........................................ 31 2.2.6. Charger assembly ................................................ .............................. 33 2.2.7. Cover cap assembly for flame ............................................ ..... 35

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TacticalSystème F2000 Tactical TacticalSystème Weapon Integrated

OPERATCHAPITRE 3: OPERATING PRINCIPLES 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. 3.4. 3.5. 3.6. 3.7.

Operation by taking gas ............................................. ........................... 37 Closed bolt firing .............................................. ............................................. 37 Rotary bolt ................................................ ................................................. 37 Ejection forward ............................................. .............................................. 38 Fire selector and safety (255) 3 positions ...................................... .............. 39 Safety devices ............................................... .......................................... 41 Principle mechanism housing firing (510) ...................................... .... 41 3.7.1. Reduction in the dog at the pressure of the trigger ............................ 41 3.7.2. Dog reset after the first if the fire selector and safety (255) is in position '1 '........................................ ...................... 43 3.7.3. Dog reset after the first if the fire selector and safety (255) is in position 'A' ........................................ ....................... 43

INFORMATIONSCHAPITRE 4: SAFETY INFORMATION 4.1. 4.2.

Warnings and Precautions ............................................... .............................. 45 Safety Checks ............................................... ....................................... 47

The ARMECHAPITRE 5: RECEPTION OF WEAPON 51

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UTILISATIONL'ARMECHAPTER 6: USE OF WEAPON 6.1. 6.2.

6.3. 6.4.

Loading the 30 cartridges (601) .......................................... ......... 53 Loading and cocking the weapon ........................................... ........................ 53 6.2.1. Loading the weapon ............................................. ............................ 53 6.2.2. Armaments weapon ............................................. ................................ 53 Shooting 55 Unloading the gun ............................................. ....................................... 55

CAMPACHAPITRE 7: MAINTENANCE OF CAMPAIGN 7.1.

7.2.

7.3.

7.4.

Dismounting the weapon ............................................. ........................................... 57 7.1.1. Security measures ............................................... ............................... 57 7.1.2. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) ........................................ . 57 7.1.3. Moving parts assemblies (410) ............................................ ............... 59 7.1.4. Plug ferrule (191) and piston assembly (180) .................................. 61 7.1.5. Housing firing mechanism (510) ........................................ ..... 63 Removing additional ................................................ ............................... 65 7.2.1. Extractor (454) .............................................. ..................................... 65 7.2.2. Handguard (280/1) .......................................... .................................. 65 7.2.3. Charger 30 cartridges (601) ............................................ ................. 65 Reassembly complementary ................................................ ............................... 67 7.3.1. Extractor (454) .............................................. ..................................... 67 7.3.2. Handguard (280/1) .......................................... .................................. 67 7.3.3. Charger 30 cartridges (601) ............................................ ................. 67 Reassembling the weapon ............................................. ............................................ 69 7.4.1. Housing firing mechanism (510) ........................................ ..... 69 7.4.2. Plug ferrule (191) and piston assembly (180) .................................. 69 7.4.3. Moving parts assemblies (410) ............................................ ............... 71 7.4.4. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) ........................................ . 75

NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONCHAPITRE 8: CLEANING AND LUBRICATION 8.1. 8.2. 8.3. 8.4.

Speficiations lubricants ............................................... .................................. 77 Cleaning tools and lubrication (accessory) ......................................... ..... 79 8.2.1. Complete toolkit Tactical OREA ......................................... 940 79 Cleaning and lubrication before firing ............................................. .......................... 81 Cleaning and lubrication after firing ............................................. .......................... 82 8.4.1. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) ........................................ . 82 8.4.2. Moving parts assemblies (410) ............................................ ............... 83 8.4.3. Housing firing mechanism (510) ........................................ ..... 83 8.4.4. Frame (210) and handguard (280/1) ..................................... ............ 84 8.4.5. Charger 30 cartridges (601) ............................................ ................. 84

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CHAPTER 9: REMOVAL AND REMONTAGEDEMONTAREMONTA 9.1.

9.2.

9.3.

Support assembly and barrel .............................................. .................................. 87 9.1.1. Removing and replacing the flash suppressor (151) ................................. 87 9.1.2. Removing and replacing the cap collar (191) ............................ 91 9.1.3 Removing and replacing the piston assembly (180) ............................... 91 9.1.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the index cap collar (163) .............. 93 9.1.5. Dismantling and reassembly of the adjusting screw of the gas (144) ................... 95 9.1.6. Removing and replacing the barrel support group (120/1), the barrel assembly (150) and the rail assembly (175/1) ..................................... ...... 97 9.1.7. Disassembly and reassembly of the valve sleeve (178) .................... 103 9.1.8. Disassembly and reassembly of push switches (124) .................... 105 9.1.9. Removing and replacing the group lever arms (140) .......... 107 9.1.10. Removing and replacing the valve ejection (107) ............. 109 9.1.11. Disassembly and reassembly of the carcass left lip (222) and the right lip carcass (223) ........................................ ......... 111 All moving parts ............................................... ................................... 113 9.2.1. Removing and replacing the slide spring (423) .......................... 113 9.2.2. Disassembly and reassembly of the ejector (464) ....................................... 115 9.2.3. Dismantling and reassembly of the slide rod (434), the spring recuperator (435), the support carrier of the recoil spring (436) and the rear support of the recoil spring (438) ........................... 117 9.2.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the trigger (442) .................................. 121 Whole carcass ................................................ .......................................... 125 9.3.1. Disassembly and reassembly of the frame assembly (201/1) ................ 125 9.3.2. Removing and replacing the magazine catch (241) and button lock charger (247) ........................................... .................... 127 9.3.3. Removing and replacing the cover (271) ...................................... 131 9.3.4. Removing and replacing the trigger body (261) ............................ 133 9.3.5. Removing and replacing the fire selector and safety (255) ............. 135 9.3.6. Disassembly and reassembly of the trigger rod (269) ....................... 137 9.3.7. Disassembly and reassembly disassembly assembly key (230) ...... 139 Cover cap assembly for flame ............................................ ................ 141 9.4.1. Removing and replacing the cap for flash suppressor (460) ......... 141

9.4.

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FN HERSTALHERSTAL CHAPTER 10: INSPECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS

10.1. Adjusting the Mean Point of Impact (PMI) using the sights mechanical 143 10.2. Adjusting the sights mechanical ............................................ .......... 145 10.3. Verification and calibration of the gun ............................................. ........................ 147 10.3.1. Preparation ................................................. ....................................... 147 10.3.2. Making calibration ball ............................................. .................... 147 10.3.3. Checking the correctness of the barrel ............................................ ........ 147 10.4. Verification and calibration of the rebate ............................................ ................... 149 10.5. Verification and calibration of the extractor (454) ........................................ ............. 151 10.5.1. Verification and calibration of the lateral projection of the extractor (454) ........... 151 10.5.2. Verification and calibration of the longitudinal projection of the extractor (454) ... 153 10.6. Verification and calibration of the striker (427) .......................................... ............. 155 10.7. Verification and calibration of said slide rod (434) ....................................... .... 157

ANALYSEPANNESCHAPITRE ANALYSEPANNESCH APITRE 11: ANALYSIS ANALYSIS OF FAILURES 11.1. The weapon does not draw properly when the trigger is pulled .............................. 158 11.2. Common Problems ................................................ ......................................... 160

CHAPTER 12:

ACCESSORIES ACCESSO RIES

12.1. Accessories 163

CHAPTER 13: TOOLS AND TEMPLATES 13.1. Tools 165 13.1.1. List of OREA ............................................... .................................... 165 13.1.2. List of UT ............................................... ......................................... 165 13.2. Templates 167

CHAPTER 14: NOTES 168

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Left view of Weapon System Integrated F2000 Tactical

Right view of the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical

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CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 1.1.

INTRODUCTION This Maintenance Manual (MM) is intended for personnel responsible for the maintenance Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical by FN Herstal. The purpose of this manual is to familiarize personnel with the operation and maintenance of weapons, explaining the disassembly, reassembly, repair and / or replacement of pieces that make up the weapon and describe the appropriate inspections, gauges and setting procedures.

1.2.

DESCRIPTION Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical is a weapon system whose mechanism is integrated in the butt. Its exterior profile has been designed with rounded contours, without protruding element, even when it is equipped with accessories. Its innovative design is focused on shooting comfort and transport. Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical is fully ambidextrous without any changes necessary due to the ejection. The fire selector and safety, the lock button charger and the lever arms are easily accessible. The base caliber Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 is the standard ammunition NATO 5.56 x 45 mm. The Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 can be reconfigured based on the requirements specific mission. Any standard sighting system may be secured to the rail Picatinny MIL-STD-1913. The Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 is equipped with a sight Adjustable relief. The handguard can be replaced by standard accessories such as grenade launchers 40 mm LV, a tri rail handguard, a laser sight, a flashlight ... All configurations F2000 Weapon System Integrated Tactical meet the ergonomics of origin the weapon. The natural balance and comfort transportation is never degraded. Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical is characterized by two modes of fire: once by stroke and automatic.

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TECHNICAL DATA

1.3.1. Dimensions and weight Total length:

688 mm

Width:

80 mm

Height:

259 mm

Weight:

3.4 kg (with empty magazine)

1.3.2. Functional data Principle of Operation:

Gas operation, rotating bolt

Calibre:

5.56 x 45 mm NATO

Shooting modes:

Piecemeal, automatic

Charger:

M16

Magazine capacity:

30 rounds

Barrel length:

400 mm

Number of stripes:

6

Step and direction:

180 mm (7 ") to the right

Rate of fire:

+ / - 850 cps / min

Ejection:

Forward

Safety:

Safety (Manual): trigger lock Safety lock: percussion impossible until the bolt is not locked Security of fall: locking the housing of the firing mechanism

1.3.3. Ballistic The following data apply to the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical using ammunition 5.56 x 45 mm NATO. Velocity of the projectile:

900 m / s

Effective range:

500 m

CFR:

1300 m

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10 "(254 mm)-length Picatinny rail (MIL-STD-1913). Bodies under mechanical

1.4.

- Handlebar:

adjustable in elevation

- Increase:

rabatable and laterally adjustable

ACCESSORIES ACCESSO RIES Complete toolkit for Tactical Bayonet F2000 multifunction Bayonet complete Camera shooting assembled white Tactical sling for all All tactical Tactical sling Handguard tri-rail Rabatable handle for Picatinny rail (only the handguard tri-rail) Aimpoint sight complete with support arms.

1.5.

TIONS ABREVIATIONSABREVIA ABREVIATIO NSABREVIA No CAT Fig. Lg LV NATO OREA

Qty UT

Catalog number Figure or illustration Length Low Velocity (low speed) Treaty Organization North Atlantic "Tool Repair and Maintenance Weapons" (special tool to repair and maintenance of the weapon) Amount Universal Tool (Universal) - not considered a product of FN Herstal and provided on special request only.

Measuring units ' cps / min mm g kg lb m m/s Nm

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460

110/1

410

201/1

280/1

510

601

Fig. 2.a. - The 7 major groups F2000 Weapon System Integrated Tactical

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CHAPTER 2: DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

2.1.

HOW TO ORDER PARTS To order parts, refer to the 'Catalogue of Parts and Accessories' System Integrated Tactical Weapon F2000.

2.2.

LIST OF PARTS Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical is divided into 7 groups (Figure 2.a.):

No CAT

Description

Fig.

Paragraph

110/1

Support and Tactical gun assembled

2.b.

2.2.1

201/1

Frame assembly

2.c.

2.2.2

280/1

Handguard

2.d.

2.2.3

410

Moving parts assembled

2.e.

2.2.4

510

Mechanism housing firing

2.f.

2.2.5

601

Charger 30 cartridges

2.g.

2.2.6

460

Cap for flash suppressor

2.h.

2.2.7

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772 226 / A

770

773 775

774

191 163

175/1 162

3x

178

180

182 151 152

164

144

150

104 101

108

121/1

107

121/1

6x

119 / A

226 / A

4x

137 / B

125

116 / A

124 115 / A 146 120/1 140

110/1

Fig. 2.b. - A support assembly and barrel

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PARTS LIST (CONTINUED)

2.2.1. Support assembly and barrel 2.2.1.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.b.) No CAT 110/1 115 / A

Description Support and Tactical gun assembled 6 Allen screws with cylindrical head

Qty per unit 1 1

116 / A

6 Allen screws with cylindrical head

4

119 / A

Self-locking hex nut, nylon insert

6

120/1

Canon support group

1

101

Slip ring

1

104

Ring axis ramp

1

107

Ejection valve

1

108

Valve spring of ejection

1

Pair of support flanges of cannon

1

124

Pusher latch

2

125

Lifter spring latch

2

121/1

Group lever arms Coiled spring pin

1

146

Guide lever arms

1

150

Canon assembled

1

140 137 / B

1

144/1

Gas adjustment screw ter that 1.9

1*

144/2

Gas adjustment screw diameter 1.95

1*

144/3

Adjusting screw diameter gas 2

1*

144/4


1*

144/5


1*

144/6


1*

144/7


1*

144/8


1*

144/9


1*

144/10


1*

144/11


1*

151

Flash suppressor

1

152

Washer flash suppressor

1

162

Spring cap index fret

1

163

Index cap fret

1

* There is an adjustment screw 144 attached to the gas holder and gun Tactical assembled (110/1). It is to choose from the list (the 144/1 to 144/11) following the firing rate expected.

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772 226 / A

770

773 775

774

191 163

175/1 162

3x

178

180

182 151 152

164

144

150

104 101

108

121/1

107

121/1

6x

119 / A

226 / A

4x

137 / B

125

116 / A

124 115 / A 146 120/1 140

110/1


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2.2.1. Support assembly and barrel (continued) 2.2.1.1. Parts List (continued)

No CAT

Description

Qty per unit

164

Said hollow cylindrical pin spring pin

1

180

Piston assembly

1

182 191 175/1 178 226 / A 770

Piston ring

3

Cap fret

1

Rail assembled Nonreturn sleeve

1


1

Handlebar assembly

1

1


1

772

Handlebar

1

773

Handlebar plate

1

774

Lockwasher

1

775

Hexagon nut, style 1

1

226 / A

2.2.1.2. Description Tactical and support gun assembled (110/1) consists of: - The barrel support group (120/1) which consists of a pair of flanges on which the following components are assembled: The pair of f langes of cannon holder (121/1) is fixed with the screw head 6 hexagon cylindrical (115 / A), screws 6 hexagon head screws (116 / A), of the screw head 6 hexagon cylindrical (226 / A) and self-locking nuts hexagonal, polyamide insert (119 / A).

The ejection valve (107) located on the right side panel. The ejection valve (107) is fixed to the right flange with its lugs and its spring ejection valve (108). The ejection valve (107) opens automatically when the sockets are ejected by the ejection.

The push latch (124) located on the rear portion of the pair of flanges barrel support (121/1). The push latch (124) are equipped with springs push latch (125). The push latch (124) urges the rocker (411) (see figure 2.e) using springs push latch (125).

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772 226 / A

770

773 775

774

191 163

175/1 162

3x

178

180

182 151 152

164

144

150

104 101

108

121/1

107

121/1

6x

119 / A

226 / A

4x

137 / B

125

116 / A

124 115 / A 146 120/1 140

110/1


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2.2.1. Support assembly and barrel (continued) 2.2.1.2 Description (continued) The ramp ring (101) located at the front of the pair of flanges of support barrel (121/1). The slip ring (101) is used to attach the ho ok of the strap (accessory). The ramp ring (101) is fixed to the pair of flanges barrel support (121/1) using the axis of strap ring (104).

- The barrel assembly (150), located between the pair of flanges barrel support (121/1), is a barrel on which are assembled the following components: The flash suppressor (151) located at the front of the gun. The flash suppressor (151) is screwed onto the barrel with the flash suppressor washer (152).

The plug ferrule (191) which closes the housing of the piston assembly (180). The plug ferrule (191) is locked to the barrel by the index plug ferrule (163).

The index plug ferrule (163) located behind the plug ferrule (191). The index plug ferrule (163), equipped with a spring index plug ferrule (162), is attached to the barrel by means of a pin said hollow cylindrical roll pin (164). The index plug ferrule (163) engages the notches of the plug ferrule (191) for position it in position 'normal' position or 'adverse conditions'.

The adjusting screw gases (144) screwed onto the barrel within the shell of gas intake. The adjusting screw gas (144) controls the rate of fire. The larger the diameter of the screw gases (144), the greater the rate of fire is high.

The piston assembly (180) located in the housing closed by the plug ferrule (191). The piston 3 is provided with piston rings (182).

- Group lever arms (140) located on the left end plate vis-à-vis the guide lever arms (146) located inside the left flange. The group lever arms (140) is attached to the guide lever arms (146) by means of a pin elastic spiral (137 / B). The group lever arms (140), associated with the guide lever arms (146), can be drawn moving parts assemblies (410, see FIG 2.e.) back to arm the weapon.

- The rail assembly (175/1) between the pair of flanges of cannon holder (121/1). The rail assembly (175/1) has a valve sleeve (178). The rail assembly (175/1) comprises a Picatinny rail (MIL-STD-1913) used for the installation o f the accessories.

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269

271

272 261 273 241

242

275

255 251 253 / B

235 253 / A

223

230 222

210/1

249

247

201/1

Fig. 2.c. - Set carcass

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2.2.2. Whole carcass 2.2.2.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.c)

No CAT 201/1 210/1

Description

Qty per unit 1

Frame assembly Carcass

1

222

Lip left carcass

1

223

Right lip carcass

1

275

Butt plate

1

230 235 253 / A

Key assembly disassembly

1

Spring lever from

1

Pushbutton selector

1

241

Magazine catch

1

242

Latch spring loader

1

247

Button magazine catch

1

249

Spring lock button feeder

1

251

Lifter spring selector

1

253 / B

Pushbutton selector

2

255

Fire selector and safety

1

261

Body relaxation

1

269

Rod relaxation

1

271

Lid

1

272

Lid spring Grooved pin

1

Group increased

1

273 760

1

2.2.2.2. Description The carcass assembly (201/1) comprises a housing (210/1) on which or in which following components are assembled: - The disassembly key assembly (230) which passes through the housing (210/1). The disassembly key assembly assembly (230) is equipped with a pushbutton switch (253 / A) and a spring disassembly key (235). Key removal assembly (230) provides the support and lock barrel Tactical assembly (110/1) (see Figure 2.b.) on the frame assembly (201/1).

- The magazine catch (241) located on the right side of the carcass (210/1). The magazine catch (241) is equipped with a spring magazine catch (242). The magazine catch (241) holds the charging cartridges 30 (601) (Figure 2.g.) in the carcass assembly (201/1).

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269

271

272 261 273 241

242

275

255 251 253 / B

235 253 / A

223

230 222

210/1

249

247

201/1

Fig. 2.c. - Set carcass

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2.2.2. Whole carcass (continued) 2.2.2.2. Description (continued) - The lock button feeder (247) located under the casing (210/1). The magazine catch button (247) is equipped with a spring magazine catch button (249). The magazine catch button (247) activates the magazine catch (241) in the housing (210/1).

- The trigger body (261) on the fire selector and safety (255). The detent body (261) is held in the housing (210/1) by the expansion rod (269). When the trigger body (261) is pressed, it pushes the rod relaxation (269).

- The fire selector and safety (255) located in the trigger body (261). The fire selector and safety (255) is held on the housing (210/1) by the detent body (261). The fire selector and safety (255) i s used to place the weapon is in position SAFETY ('S') or ENS Firing Mode: BLOW BY BLOW ('1 ') or AUTO (' A '). PARUTOMAOMATIQUE PARUTOMAOMATIQUE A1 Different positions of the fire selector and safety (255) are achieved through two push selector (253 / B) that fit into the slots internal fire selector and safety (255) and Selector plunger spring (251) which keeps the two selector buttons (253 / B)

- The Tringe expansion (269) located within the housing (210/1) and fixed to the body trigger (261). Tringe the detent (269) is guided in the grooves of the housing (210/1). The expansion rod (269) is pushed when the pressure on the detent body (261). The rod trigger (269) activates the housing firing mechanism (510) (see FIG 2.f.) to release the dog.

- The lid (271) located at the top of the carcass (210/1). The lid (271) is fixed on the frame (210/1) with the groove pin (273) and the spring cover (272). Cover (271) allows, when raised, visual access to the room.

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280/1

Fig. 2.d. Whole handguard

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2.2.3. Whole handguar handguard d 2.2.3.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.d)

No CAT 280/1

Description

Qty per unit

Handguard

1

2.2.3.2. Description The handguard (280/1) located under the frame assembly (201/1) (see Figure 2.c.). The handguard (280/1) is clipped onto the frame assembly (201/1) (see Figure 2.c.).

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424 454

464

466

450

465 2x

455

456

411

444

442

443 423

447

437

439

434

427 436

435 430

438

410

Fig. 2.e. - Set moving parts

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2.2.4. All moving parts 2.2.4.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.e)

No CAT 410

Description

Qty per unit

Moving parts assembled

1

411

Rocker

1

424

Locking cam

1

427

Striker

1

430

Slide assembly

1

423

Bolt spring Slide rod

1

435

Recoil spring

1

436

Support previous recoil spring Snap ring

1

Support subsequent recoil spring Coiled spring pin

1

442

Trigger

1

443

Trigger spring of the pusher

1

444

Push trigger

1

447

Spring yoke index

1

434

437 438 439

450

1

1

1

Breech

1

454

Extractor

1

455

Extractor spring

2

456

Pin extractor

1

464

Ejector

1

465

Ejector spring Hollow cylindrical pin

1

466

1

2.2.4.2. Description Moving parts assemblies (410) consist of: - The slide assembly (430) which consists of a slider body on which are assembled following components: Said slide rod (434), equipped with an elastic ring (437), on which are assembled support carrier of the recoil spring (436), the return spring (435) and the rear support of the recoil spring (438). Said slide rod (434) is screwed into the slider body and is fixed by means of a pin spiral spring (439).

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424 454

464

466

450

465 2x

455

456

411

444

442

443 423

447

437

439

434

427 436

435 430

438

410

Fig. 2.e. - Set moving parts

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2.2.4. All moving parts (continued (continued)) 2.2.4.2. Description (continued) The shutter (442) located in the housing side of the slider body. The trigger (442) is retained in the slider body by the slider trigger (444) provided with a spring pusher of the trigger (443). By pivoting, the shutter (442) actuates the extractor (454).

The bolt spring (423) located within the housing before the sliding body which ust slip the bolt (450). The spring index yoke (447) located below the lug yoke of the index. The spring index bolt (447) holds the yoke index and the maintenance of striker.

- The bolt (450) which consists of a yoke body on which the following parts are assemblies: The extractor (454) located in the housing side of the bolt body. The extractor (454) is fixed to the yoke body by the pin extractor (456) and held in place 2 by the spring extractor (455). The extractor (454) allows the extraction of the bushing after firing.

The ejector (464) located inside the front housing of the bolt body. The ejector (464) is fixed to the yoke body by means of a hollow cylindrical pin (466) and is held in place by the ejector spring (465). The ejector (464) allows the ejection of the sleeve after firing.

- The rocker (411) located at the front of the slider body. The latch (411) is retained by the rear support of the recoil spring (438).

- The firing pin (427) located within the slider body and the yoke (450). The firing pin (427) is activated by the dog when the trigger is pulled. He then strikes the primer of the cartridge.

- The locking cam (424) located within the housing rear of the bolt body. The locking cam (424) is held in place by the index bolt. The locking cam (424) is used to guide the yoke during the operations of locking and unlocking.

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510

Fig. 2.f. - Housing assembly mechanism firing

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2.2.5. Housing assembly mechanism firing 2.2.5.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.f.)

No CAT 510

Description

Qty per unit

Mechanism housing firing

1

2.2.5.2. Description The housing of the firing mechanism (510) is located within the housing assembly (201/1) (See Figure 2.c.). The housing of the firing mechanism (510) contains the firing mechanism which, once pressed the trigger, will act moving parts to release the firing pin (427) (see figure 2.e).

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601

Fig. 2.g. - Set charger

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2.2.6. Charger assembly 2.2.6.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.g.)

No CAT 601

Description

Qty per unit

Charger 30 cartridges

1

2.2.6.2. Description The charger 30 cartridges (601) is inserted into the housing assembly (201/1) (see Figure 2.c.). The charger 30 cartridges (601) is held in the frame assembly (201/1) (see Figure 2.c.) by the lock Charger (241) (see Figure 2.c.).

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460

Fig. 2.h. - Set cap for flash suppressor

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2.2.7. Cap set for flash suppressor 2.2.7.1. Parts list (Fig. 2.h.)

No CAT 460

Description Cap for flash suppressor

Qty per unit 1

2.2.7.2. Description The plug for flash suppressor (460) is mounted on the flash suppressor (151) (see Figure 2.b.) at the end of mission. The cap for flash suppressor (460) is used to protect the bore.

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OPERATCHAPITRE 3: OPERATING PRINCIPLES 3.1.

BY MAKING GAS PARFONCTIONNEMENT

• The percussion primer ignites the powder contained in the slee ve. • The combustion of the powder generates high pressure gas. • The gas propels the bullet in the barrel. • Shortly before the release of the ball from the barrel, a portion of the gas is drawn through an orifice Lateral called vent hole, and directed into the gas cylinder. • In the gas cylinder, the gas pushing the piston. • The piston generates the rearward movement of the slide.

3.2.

SHOOTING HEAD CLOSED • This designation means that gunsmith: - The operator, by manual movement of the moving parts (by moving the joystick weapons), ammunition supplies previously in the chamber of the barrel; - So the bolt closes the chamber; - The operator can then activate the firing mechanism to shoot. • The opposite of this principle is called "shot open bolt" that can survive a round in the room.

3.3.

ROTARY ROTCULASSE

• The receiver (450) provides lock-down lock -down room through its pins lockout feature supported on corresponding teeth carried in an extension of canon. • At the beginning of the movement of the slide towards the rear, it causes rotation of the yoke (450) by means of a shaft integral with the cylinder head (450), called cam locking (424), a ramp formed in the unlocking slider body. • The rotation of the yoke (450) releases the locking lugs of the teeth of the extension the barrel. • The result of the movement of the slide causes the recoil of the breech (450) by mea ns of the locking cam (424) in abutment in its arrival ramp. • The decline in head (450) retrieves the socket in the room with a extractor (454) engaging the sleeve by its bead.

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The A'AVEJECTION TO THE AV ANT (original system patented by FN Herstal) • After extraction of the sleeve, the latter is retained on the cylinder head (450) by the extractor (454). • The sleeve thus supports the yoke (450) throughout its rearward movement and a portion of its forward movement (as opposed to the usual systems where discharge following extraction). • When moving forward moving parts assemblies (410) (head (450) and slide pushed forward under the action of the recoil spring (435)), the trigger (442) raises the extractor (454) which releases the sleeve. • The holder is then propelled by the action of an ejector (464) in the latch (411). • The result of movement of the mobile assembly (410) is the forward flip-flop (411) having the sleeve in front of the ejection tube. • The socket continues its movement and passes a valve sleeve (178). This crossing is confirmed by the index head. • The sleeve continues to move by inertia and can exit through the ejection port located on the front right side of the weapon.

Fig. 3.4.a. - Movement rear moving parts assembled

Fig. 3.4.b. - Movement of the moving parts before assembly

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The A'AVEJECTION TOWARDS A V ANT (CONTINUED) • The ejection can be protected by locking manual flap window ejection means (107): - It is recommended to close the ejection port valve (107) in operation 'Adverse conditions' to limit the entry of sand, etc.. - The ejection valve (107) opens automatically under the thrust of the (In) socket (s): there is no need to open it before firing. - If after some shots limited to a few shots, the ejection valve (107) remains closed, it can be opened manually to empty the ejection tube.

Window ejection

Fig. 3.4.C - Opening of the ejection

3.5.

SWITCH SHOOTING AND SAFETY (255) A 3 POSITIONS

Position 'S' (SAFETY) Relaxation is blocked, it is im possible to draw. '1 'Position (COUP BY BLOW) : - The pressure of the trigger until it stops led to the departure of a sudden. - To fire again, the trigger must be released and pressed again (this firing mode is called semi-automatic firing). Position 'A' (AUTO): - The pressure of the trigger to a more distant stop led to the departure of a burst. - By releasing the trigger, the gun stops. - If the trigger is pressed halfway, the gun fires in semi-automatic mode. In pulling the trigger fully, the gun shoots continuously.

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Trigger automatic Trigger secondary Trigger primary Trigger security

Dog

510

Fig. 3.7.a. - Case of the firing mechanism

Fig. 3.7.b. - Shooting of the first cartridge

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SAFETY DEVICES

Manual safety: Position 'S' fire selector and safety (255) where relaxation is bloquée.S Safety lock: Percussion can be done if the cylinder head (450) is not completely locked. Of Furthermore, the automatic trigger holds the dog as the slider is not forward. Security of fall: Locking mechanism housing of firing if dropped.

3.7.

PRINCIPPE THE CASE OF A MECHANISM FOR FIRE (510)

3.7.1. Reduction in the dog at the pressure of the trigger • As a reminder, to supply the ammunition room, lined charger is introduced in the weapon, the handle is pulled completely arms rearwardly and then the released. • During the rearward movement of the lever arms and moving parts, the slide armed the dog means that the dog is pushed almost horizontal position and compresses two springs dog. • During the forward movement of the slide, the dog remains in the position set by the primary trigger (cocked). • The movement of the trigger is transmitted to the primary trigger by means of the rod relaxation (269): the pressure on the trigger pushed back the trigger releases the primary dog. • The dog falls under the action of its spring and hits the striker (427). • The striker (427) then strikes the primer of the cartridge; immediately see § 3.1.

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Fig. 3.7.c. - Movement rear moving parts assembled

Fig. 3.7.d. - Movement of the moving parts before assembly

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PRINCIPLE OF HOUSING FIRING MECHANISM (510) (CONTINUED)

3.7.2. Dog reset after the first if the f ire selector and safety (255) is in position '1 ' • The decline of the slide again reinforced the dog. • The operator has not yet released the trigger, the trigger is not known primary retain the dog, the dog holds the trigger secondary: it hangs when the slide is distributed forward. • When the slide has arrived in its forward position, the automatic trigger was actuated by the slide and the trigger is still secondary catching the dog. • The operator releases the trigger and the trigger returns to its primary position. • The secondary trigger releases the dog, but the primary trigger maintains the position army. • The shooting can resume.

3.7.3. Dog after reset safety (255) is in position

the first time if the fire selector and 'A'' A

If suddenly occurs is that the trigger was pressed sufficiently to control a burst: the trigger secondary could catch the dog and the operation is identical in § 3.7.2. If a burst continues, the operation is as follows: • The decline of the slide again reinforced the dog. • The operator has not released the trigger, or the trigger or trigger primary secondary can not keep the dog hang the trigger automaticity dog when the slide is distributed to the front. • When the slide has arrived in its forward position, the trigge r automaticity was actuated by the slide and releases the hammer. • The dog falls under the action of its spring and hits the striker (427). • The striker (427) strikes the primer; immediately see § 3.1. • Auto cycle of operation of the weapon continues as long as the trigger is not released (and as long as the charger is not empty). • The operator releases the trigger and the trigger returns to its primary position and keeps the dog in the armed position.

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INFORMATIONSCHAPITRE 4: SAFETY INFORMATION 4.1.

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS The following instructions must be read and understood before loading and arming the weapon and before any work on it (dismantling, maintenance, ...):

xThe Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 can cause injury or death to 2000 meters. x Always handle the Integrated Weapon System F2000 T actical, like any other weapon with extreme caution and with due diligence towards a weapon loaded, even if you are sure the gun is unloaded. Never touch the trigger unless you are ready to fire. xNever modify parts of the weapon. Any repairs or handling unplanned in the maintenance field can not be performed by qualified service personnel. xIf the weapon has been extensively oiled or greased for transport or storage, it must completely clean and lightly lubricate the metal parts before shooting. xThe gun must be completely dry before firing. xIf the barrel is obstructed, never try to lead pulling.

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Latch knob Charger (247)

1

2

Charger 30 cartridges (601)

Fire selector and safety (255)

Fig. 4.2.b. - Removal of the charger

Fig. 4.2.a. - Selector in fire and safety position 'S'

Lever weapons

Lever weapons

Fig. 4.2.d. - Lock lever weapons

Fig. 4.2.C - Lever arms backwards

Lid (271)

Lid (271)

Room

Fig. 4.2.e. - Open the cover

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VERIFICATIONSVERIFICATIONS SAFETY Before handling, transport and / or storage Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000, follow the procedure below: • Aim the gun in a safe direction. • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position 'S' (SAFETY) (Fig. 4.2.a). • If the charger 30 cartridges (601) is still in the gun (1) press the lock button Charger (247) and (2) remove the magazine from the weapon by pulling downwards (Fig. 4.2.b.). • Pull lever arms fully rearwardly and then bring it back to the front accompanying it (Fig. 4.2.C). • Pull the lever arms completely backwards and then push upwards to lock in the rear position (Fig. 4.2.d.). Note: If a cartridge or sleeve is always present in the room, it will projected into the ejection tube and out through the ejection port, if necessary, opening the ejection valve (107) and directing the gun down. Note: By positioning in the locking notch, the lever arms has a small return movement forward. • Lift the cover (271) (Fig. 4.4.e.) and check the emptiness of the room (Fig. 4.2.f.) .

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Lever weapons Fire selector and safety (255) Fig. 4.2.h. - Selector in fire and safety position '1 '

Fig. 4.2.g. - Release the lever weapons

Relaxation Fire selector and safety (255) Fig. 4.2.j. - Selector in fire and safety position 'S'

Fig. 4.2.i. - Pull the trigger

Lid (271)

Valve window ejection (107)

Fig. 4.2.k. - Closing the lid

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VERIFICATIONSVERIFICATIONS VERIFICATIONSVERIFICATIO NS SECURITY (CONTINUED) • Push down the lever to unlock weapons and allowed to return to accompanying the front (Fig. 4.2.g.). • Point the gun in a safe direction and put the fire selector and safety (255) position '1 '(COUP BY BLOW) (Fig. 4.2.h.). • Press the trigger to release the hammer (Fig. 4.2.i.). • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position 'S' (SAFETY) (Fig. 4.2.j.). • Close the cover (271) ( 271) (Fig. 4.2.k.). • close the ejection valve (107) until it engages (Fig. 4.2.l.).

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TacticalSystème F2000 Tactical Weapon Integrated

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The ARMECHAPITRE 5: RECEPTION OF WEAPON Before any work on the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

• Take the carton and inspect ins pect it for damage. If the shipping carton is damaged, take note (description or picture) and the report to the FN Herstal.

• Open the carton and check the contents according to the packing list. In case of a problem, report it to the FN Herstal.

• Disassemble campaign (see § 7.1.) And removing additional (See § 7.2.). In case of discrepancy, report it to the FN Herstal.

• Clean the bore to remove the lubricant preservation. Removing the lubricant preservation of moving parts assemblies (410). For more information on cleaning, see Chapter 8.

• Lubricate the bore and the moving parts assembly (410) with lubricant maintenance or functional lubricant. For more information on lubrication, refer to Chapter 8. At this stage, the other component parts of the Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 have not require lubrication lubrication..

• Reassemble the weapon (see § 7.3., And § 7.4.).

CAUTION Never lubricate the components of the charger 30 cartridges (601). The barrel should not be oiled before firing.

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Cartridge


1

2 Charger (601)

Charger (601)

Fig. 6.1.b. - Loading the

Fig. 6.1.a. - Disassembly of the magazine

Fire selector and safety (255) Fig. 6.2.a. - Selector fire and safety position 'S'

Charger (601)

Lever weapons

Fig. 6.2.c. - Lever arms pulled back

Fig. 6.2.b. - Installing the charger

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UTILISATIONL'ARMECHAPITRE 6: USE OF WEAPON Before any work on the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

6.1.

CARTOUCHESCHARGEMENT CARTRIDGES CHARGER 30 (601) • If the charger (601) is still in the gun (1) press the lock button charger (247) and (2) remove the magazine (601) of the weapon by pulling downwards (Fig. 6.1.a). • Garnish charger (601) as follows (Fig. 6. 1.b.) - Keep the charger firmly (601) with its opening facing up. - With your thumb, push the cartridges, one at a time inside the charger (601).

CAUTION Charger (601) has a maximum capacity of 30 cartridges. Do not attempt to load more than 30 rounds in the magazine (601).

6.2.

LOADING AND EQUIPMENT OF ARMEL'ARME Preliminary note: The safety checks must be carried out (see § 4.2.). The weapon must have been properly cleaned and lubricated (see Chapter 8).

6.2.1. Loading the gun • Aim the gun in a safe direction. • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position 'S' (SAFETY) (Fig. 6.2.a). • Insert the magazine into the weapon garni (Fig. 6.2.b.). Notes: - to lock the charger (601), firmly push the bottom of the charger. - Check that the charger (601) is attached to the weapon by pulling down.

6.2.2. Armaments weapon • Pull the lever arms completely backwards and then release (Fig. 6.2.c.). Note: This operation will cock the hammer and place the cartridge in the first room. Warning: Do not hold the lever arms on his return to the front.

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Increase

Fig. 6.3.a. - Raise up

'1 'Position

Position 'A'


Fire selector and safety (255) Fig. 6.3.B. - Positioning the fire selector and safety

Position 'Normal'

Position 'Adverse conditions'

Relaxation (261)

Fig. 6.3.c. - Pressure relaxation

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TIR • If there is no viewfinder, face upwards (Fig. 6.3.a.). • Point the gun at the target. • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position '1 '(COUP BY BLOW) or position 'A' (AUTO) (Fig. 6.3.B.). • Press the trigger (Fig. 6.3.c.) - If the "piecemeal is selected, the rearward movement of the détentecoup" coup is limited: a shot is fired each time the trigger. - If the "Automatic" mode is selected, the trigger must be pressed all the way to the rear and held at that location then draw the weapon burst until the trigger is released.

Note: In "automatic" mode, if the trigger is pressed halfway, the weapon will not receive a single shot. To get a burst, it is not necessary to release the trigger but just press it all the way back until the burst starts. Rate of fire The rate of fire burst between 750 and 950 strokes / min in normal shooting. The recommended rate range is between 800 and 900 strokes / min with cap collar (191) in "normal" position (see below). The recommended range is the range where the F2000 presents its improved reliability and better operating margins against most parameters likely to influence the pace. These parameters include: ammunition, the ammunition temperature, the temperature of the weapon, the cleanliness and lubrication of the weapon, the holding of the weapon, the weapon lapping ... It is normal to see a slight increase in firing rate during the life the weapon and mainly during the first 1000 shots. This is why the Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 is set to a slightly higher rate of fire low for his first shots, ensuring proper use of the weapon in terms normal range. Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 is equipped with a plug ferrule (191), which is a controller with two positions: Position 'normal' (Fig. 6.3.d.) The normal position is used in nor mal shooting. Position 'adverse conditions' (Fig. 6.3.d.) This position is only used if t he conditions are adverse (Mud, sand, ice, extreme heat ...) If this directive is used position under normal conditions, the rate of fire and increased component life and comfort of the shooter are reduced.

6.4.

The ARMEDECHARGEMENT OF WEAPON • Perform safety checks (see § 4.2.). Note: If a cartridge or sleeve are still in the room, is to take the lever arms backwards will allow to eject the window ejection. If necessary, the ejection of the sleeve can be facilitated by pointing barrel downwards and opening the ejection valve (107).

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Key disassembly assembly (230)


Fig. 7.1.a. - Exit key removal

Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1) Carcass assembly (201/1)

Fig. 7.1.b. - Removing the barrel support and Tactical assembled

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CAMPACHAPITRE 7: MAINTENANCE OF CAMPAIGN Before any work on the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

It is very important to be familiar with the disassembly and reassembly of campaign weapon since it is necessary during the cleaning procedure, which provides a reliable operation of the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical.

7.1.

DEMONTAL'ARMEDEMONTA GE OF WEAPON 7.1.1. Security measures • Perform safety checks (see § 4.2.). • Pull the lever arms completely backward and bring forward by accompanying. Note: The dog is well equipped to facilitate removal of the mechanism housing firing (510).

7.1.2. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) Tactical Caution: After firing, the barrel may be hot. • Push the key to dismantling assembly (230) on the r ight r ight side of the gun (Fig. 7.1.a.). The disassembly key assembly (230) then goes out from the left side of the weapon.

• Pull the lever from assembly (230) on the left side of the gun until blocked (Fig. 7.1.a.). • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) out of the carcass assembly (201/1) by pushing forward (Fig. 7.1.b.).

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Moving parts assembly (410)

Moving parts Meetings (410)

Carcass assembly (201/1)

Posterior support recoil spring (438)

2 1 Rocker (411)

Fig. 7.1.c. - Dismantling of moving parts Meetings

Slide rod (434)

Fig. 7.1.d. - Removing the rocker

Index breech

Maintenance striker

1

1 2

2 Breech (450)

Body slide Body slide

Striker (427)

Fig. 7.1.e. - Removing the hammer

Fig. 7.1.f. - Lifting of the tip of the index bolt pushing the bolt

Cam locking (424) 1

2 Breech (450)

Ergot Spring index breech (447)

Slider body Fig. 7.1.g. - Removing the cylinder head and locking cam

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DEMONTAL'ARMEDEMONTA GE OF WEAPON (CONTINUED)

7.1.3. Moving parts assemblies (410) • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) of the housing assembly (201/1) (1) in the sliding forward and (2) by pulling upwards (Fig. 7.1.c.). • Place the assembled moving parts (410) vertically resting on the end of said slide rod (434). Slide the rear support of the recoil spring (438) downwardly to release the latch (411). Then disengaging the latch (411) parts mobile assemblies (410) (Fig. 7.1.d.). • (1) Lift the maintenance of the firing pin on the top of mov ing parts assemblies (410) and (2) pull the firing pin (427) out of the slider body (Fig. 7.1.e.). • (1) Lift the tip of the index and yoke (2) and urging the yoke (450) in the bottom from its housing (Fig. 7.1.f.). • (1) Keeping up the index head and the cylinder head (450) pressed, rotate (1/4 turn) the locking cam (424) and remove. (2) Pull the bolt (450) out of body slide, taking care not to lose the spring bolt (423) (Fig. 7.1.g.). • Pressing the index bolt spring s pring (447) so as to release it from the pin index bolt and then remove it (Fig. 7.1.h.).

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Cap hoop (191)

Cap hoop (191) Index cap hoop (163)

Fig. 7.1.i. - Plug fret position 'Adverse conditions'

Fig. 7.1.j. - Removing the cap fret

OREA 892

Set screw gases (144)

Fig. 7.1.k. - Using 892 as OREA lever

Fig. 7.1.l. - Check the gas adjustment screw and housing cap fret

OREA 892 Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1)

1 Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1)

Piston assembled (180)

2

Slide rod (434) Fig. 7.1.n. - Removing the piston assembly

Fig. 7.1.m. - Introduction of OREA 892 and said slide rod

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7.1.4. Plug ferrule (191) and piston assembly (180) Caution: After firing, the cap band (191) may be hot. • Turn the cap collar (191) (191 ) clockwise until it stops (position 'Adverse conditions') (Fig. 7.1.i.). • (1) Using the tapered end of the OREA 892, pushing the index cap collar (163) in the slot to unlock the plug ferrule (191). (2) Turn the plug ferrule (191) in a clockwise direction and (3) removing the substrate and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1) (Fig. 7.1.j.). Note: The sludge accumulated inside the cap collar (191) might interfere with his disassembly. In this case, use the OREA 892 as a lever to rotate the cap band (Fig. 7.1.k) .. • If necessary, remove the sludge adhering to the head of the screw gas (144) and inside diameter of the housing cap hoop (191) with a scraper ORDEA 892 (Fig. 7.1.l.). Note: Check that the plug housing fret (191) has no impurities. These could damage the piston (182) when removing the piston assembly (180). • Introduce the tapering side of the VREG 892 in the housing of said slide rod (Fig. 7.1.m.). Warning: Except OREA 892, not to introduce another object in the Housing slide rod. • (1) Push ORDEA 892 in the bottom of the housing of the slide rod of the support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) (Fig. 7.1.m.). • (2) Insert the slide rod (434) in response to the OREA 892 in the housing of the stem Slide the assembled carrier and barrel Tactical (110/1) (Fig. 7.1.m.). • push the slide rod (434) until the piston assembly (180) is ejected from the housing (Fig. 7.1.m and Fig. 7.1.n.). Caution: Do not remove the piston rings (182). • Removing the slide rod (434) and the VREG 892.

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Butt plate (275)

1 Fig. 7.1.o. - Removing the butt plate

Dog (Up) Housing mechanism firing (510)

Housing mechanism update fire (510) 1 2

Carcass assembly (201/1) Frame assembly (201/1) Fig. 7.1.p. - Removing the housing firing mechanism

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7.1.5. Housing the firing mechanism (510) • Remove the butt plate (275) as follows: - (1) Disengage the bottom plate layer (275) outside of the carcass assembly (201/1) (Fig. 7.1.o.). - (2) Slide plate layer (275) up and remove it from the carcass assembly (201/1) (Fig. 7.1.o.). • Remove the limping of firing mechanism (510) by pulling it out of the carcass assembly (201/1) (Fig. 7.1.p.). Note: If the dog is raised, (1) the tilt housing firing mechanism (510) to down to (2) out of the frame assembly (201/1) (Fig. 7.1.q.).

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Extractor (454) Spring extractor (455)

Body breech

2x

2 1 Body breech

2x

Axis extractor (456)

Spring extractor (455)

Fig. 7.2.b. - Removing the extractor spring

Fig. 7.2.a. - Removing the extractor

Carrier 1

Case charger Carcass assembly (201/1)

2 Handguard (280/1)

Fig. 7.2.c. - Removing the handguard

The spring carrier

Background charger

Fig. 7.2.d. - Disassembly of the magazine

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SUPPLEMENTARY DEMONTACOMPLEMENTAIREDEMONTA GE

7.2.1. Extractor (454) • (1) Using the OREA 892, remove the extractor pin (456) of the bolt body (Fig. 7.2.a.). • (2) Remove the extractor (454) of the bolt body, taking care not to lose the two springs extractor (455) (Fig. 7.2.a.). • If necessary, remove re move the 2 springs extractor (455) of the bolt body (Fig. 7.2.b.).

7.2.2. Handguard (280/1) • Push (1) on the rear hold the hand guard (280/1) and (2) remove the handguard (280/1) of the carcass assembly (201/1) by pulling it downwards (Fig. 7.2.c.).

7.2.3. Charger 30 cartridges (601) • Rotate the bottom slightly charger by removing it from its housing and ensuring holding the spring so that the carrier is expelled from the charger cover (Fig. 7.2.d.). • Remove the spring carrier with the carrier o ut of the holster charger (Fig. 7.2.d.).

This level of disassembly is sufficient to achieve complete cleaning: a further disassembly should only be performed by qualified service personnel.

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Extractor (454) Spring extractor (455)

2x

Body breech

1

2 2x

Body breech

Spring extractor (455)

Fig. 7.3.a. - Reassembly extractor springs

Axis extractor (456)

Fig. 7.3.b. - Reassembling the extractor

Carrier Case charger


4x

Like Handguard (280/1)

Fig. 7.3.c. - Reassembling the handguard

The spring carrier

Background charger

Fig. 7.3.d. - Replacing the charger

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SUPPLEMENTARY REMONTACOMPLEMENTAIREREMONTA GE • Make sure that the parts have been properly cleaned and lubricated, see Chapter 8.

7.3.1. Extractor (454) • If necessary, place the two springs extractor (455) in the housing of the bolt body (Fig. 7.3.a.). • Placing the extractor (454) on the bolt body by directing spout side of the extractor the ejector (464) (Fig. 7.3.b.). Attention: Make sure the two extractor springs are well positioned in their housing of the cylinder head (450). • (1) Push the extractor (454) to slightly compress the two springs extractor (455) and align the holes in the extractor (454) and the bolt body (Fig. 7.3.b.). • (2) Insert the pin extractor (456) into the corresponding hole of the bolt body (Fig. 7.3.b.). Note: The pin extractor (456) should not exceed the hole once reassembled. • Once reassembled, check the proper functioning of the extractor (454) by pressing and releasing it.

7.3.2. Handguard (280/1) • Place the handguard (280/1) in the frame assembly (201/1) so that is aligned with the end of the carcass (210/1). Position the hand guard (280/1) against the carcass assembly (201/1) and press firmly upwards (Fig. 7.3.c.). Note: Check that the pins are parallel to the top edges of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.3.c.).

7.3.3. Charger 30 cartridges (601) • Insert the spring carrier with the carrier inside the pouch charger (Fig. 7.3.d.). • Compress the spring carrier inside the charger cover and sl ide the magazine bottom in the housing of the charger cover until the lugs locking the magazine bottom being engaged in the corresponding notches the charger cover (Fig. 7.3.d.). • Check that the carrier can move freely by pressing and releasing (Fig. 7.3.d.).

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Dog (Up) The limping mechanism firing (510)

1 2


The limping mechanism update fire (510)


Fig. 7.4.a. - Relocation of housing firing mechanism

Fig. 7.4.b. - Tilt the housing firing mechanism Plate layer (275)

2

Butt plate (275)

1 3

Fig. 7.4.c. - Reinstalling the buttplate

INCORRECT

Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1)

CORRECT

x3

Piston assembled (180)

x3

Segment piston (182) Piston assembly (180) Fig. 7.4.e. - Reinstalling the piston assembly

Fig. 7.4.d. - The slots of the 3 segments piston must not be aligned

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7.4.1. Housing the firing mechanism (510) • Place housing firing mechanism (510) to the inside of the carcass assembly (201/1) ensuring the introduction into the grooves of the correrspondantes carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.a.). Note: If the dog is raised, (1) tilt the housing mechanism to Fire (510) towards the front panel (2) being introduced into the carcass assembly (201/1) (Fig. 7.4.b.) or push the dog to lock the mechanism housing firing (510) before introducing it into the frame assembly (201/1). Note: Check that the mechanism housing firing (510) does not exceed the frame assembly (201/1) once reassembled. • Replace the butt plate (275) as follows: - (1) Raise the bottom flexible plate layer (275) (Fig. 7.4.c.); - (2) Insert the 2 slides the butt plate (275) in the grooves corresponding to the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.c.); - (3) Slide plate layer (275) to the end of the grooves carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.c.).

7.4.2. Plug ferrule (191) and piston assembly (180) • Check that the notches of the three piston rings (182) are not aligned to avoid a gas leak by this path (Fig. 7.4.d.). Reminder: Do not remove the piston (182) for maintenance campaign. • Insert the piston assembly (180) into the slot (Fig. 7.4.e.).

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OREA 892

INCORRECT

Cap index fret 1 (163)

Cap fret (191)

Cap fret (191)

CORRECT

2

Fig. 7.4.g. - Positioning cap fret

Fig. 7.4.f. - Reinstall the cap fret


Index yoke

Spring index receiver (447)

Spring breech (423)

Maintenance striker

Body slide

Fig. 7.4.h. - Reinstall the spring index breech

Fig. 7.4.i. - Spring inside the cylinder head slider body Cam locking (424)


Index breech

3

1 2

Breech (450)

Extractor (454) Ejector (464)

Fig. 7.4.j. - Reassembling the head

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7.4.2. Cap collar (191) and piston assembly (180) (continued) • Place the cap collar (191) so that it does not mask the index cap fret (163) (Fig. 7.4.f.). • (1) Using the pointed end of the tool OREA 892, pushing the index cap fret (163) in its housing, (2) rotate the cap collar (191) in the sense anti-clockwise until the index plug ferrule (163) is locked in a cap hoop notch (191) (Fig. 7.4.g.). • Turn the cap band in anti-clockwise anti -clockwise until it stops. Cap collar (191) is placed in position and 'normal'.

7.4.3. Moving parts assemblies (410) Caution: Before installing the bolt (450), check the mobility of the ejector (464) in the pushing and releasing. • Compress spring index yoke (447) and place one of its ends on the maintaining striker (Fig. 7.4.h.). • Slowly release the spring index yoke (447) ensuring that the pin index bolt engages with the latter (Fig. 7.4.h.). • Check that the bolt spring (423) (42 3) is well within the sliding body (Fig. 7.4.i.). Note: If the bolt spring (423) must be reassembled, insert it into the slot of slider body, using the push bolt (450) to the bottom of the housing until it engages. • Insert the bolt (450) into int o the slot ensuring that the extractor (454) is upwardly (Fig. 7.4.j.). • (1) Raise the tip of the index head and hold it in this position (Fig. 7.4.k.). • (2) Push the bolt (450) into the slot to align the hole yoke (450) with the hole of the slider body (Fig. 7.4.k.). • Holding the yoke (450), introducing the locking cam (424) with its collar upwards (Fig. 7.4.k.).

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Breech (450)

Maintenance striker

OREA 892 1 Index breech

Striker (427) 2 Body slide Trigger (442) Fig. 7.4.m. - Reassembling the striker

Fig. 7.4.l. - Installation of the index head


Rocker (411)

Posterior support recoil spring (438)

2 1 Rocker (411)

3

Slide rod (434)

Slide rod (434)

Fig. 7.4.n. - Reassemble the rocker

Fig. 7.4.o. - The illustrated face of a spring the front of the slide rod


Rocker (411)

Carcass (210/1) 1 2

Groove

Fig. 7.4.q. - Installation of the lever in grooves of the carcass

Fig. 7.4.p. - Re-moving parts Meetings

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7.4.3. Moving parts assemblies (410) (continued) • (1) By keeping always the yoke (450), align the groove of the locking cam (424) parallel to the yoke index using the tool OREA 892 (Fig. 7.4.l.). • (2) Release the bolt (450) and index bolt and check tha t the index bolt engages correctly in the groove of the locking cam (424) (Fig. 7.4.l.). • Check the operation of the extractor (454) by turning the shutter (442) 1/4 turn clockwise: the extractor (454) must rise. • Insert the firing pin (427) in its housing body slide until maintaining locked by the striker. Verify that the firing pin (427) is maintained in its seat (Fig. 7.4.m.). • Place the assembled moving parts (410) vertically resting on the end of said slide rod (434). (1) Slide the rear spring support recuperator (438) downwardly to enable reassembly of the rocker (411) (Fig. 7.4.n.). • (2 and 3) Place the latch (411) on the slider body by releasing gradually Posterior support of the recoil spring (438) which takes place by the action of return spring (435) (Fig. 7.4.n.). Warning: There is a sense for the scale up (411): the illustrated face of a spring must be placed on the side of said slide rod (434) (Fig. 7.4.o.). • Insert the assembled moving parts (410) in the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.p.) in care to position the rocker (411) into the corresponding grooves of the housing (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.q.).

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Housing rod slide Push rocker (124)

Rod slide (434)

Slide rod (434)

2x

Carcass assembly (201/1) Fig. 7.4.r. - Reassembling the assembled media and Tactical barrel

Key disassembly assembly (230) Fig. 7.4.s. - Pressing the key for dismantling

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REMONTAL'ARMEREMONTA GE OF WEAPON (CONTINUED) Tactical7.4.4. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) Caution: Before installing the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1), to ensure the push latch (124) are functioning properly by pushing then releasing (Fig. 7.4.r.). • Insert the assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in the carcass (210/1) in the sliding along the housing (210/1), taking care to insert the rod slide (434) in the holder (Fig. 7.4.r.). • Push firmly support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) to stop (Fig. 7.4.r.). • Push the key to dismantling assembly (230) to lock barrel Tactical and support Assemblies (110/1) on the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 7.4.s.). Caution: If the key to dismantling assembly (230) can not be pushed, remove the Tactical assembled carrier and barrel (110/1) and to ensure that the rocker (411) is properly ascent. • Inspect the gun and make sure it has been properly ascent. • Pull the lever arms completely backwards allowing it to return to the front accompanying. • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position "1" (COUP BLOW BY). • Pull the trigger. • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position "S" (SAFETY).

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NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONCHAPITRE 8: CLEANING AND LUBRICATION Before any work on the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

The frequency at which the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical should be cleaned and lubricated depends on the ammunition used, weather conditions, shooting conditions and other external factors. When standard ammunition is used under normal conditions of use, it is recommended to clean and lubricate the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical after each use or, in the case of intensive use, every 2000 shots. If the conditions use are adverse (mud, sand, ice, extreme heat, ...), clean and lubricate more often F2000 Weapon System Integrated Tactical. Maintenance performed correctly increases the life of the weapon and ensures proper operation.

Before cleaning the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, ALWAYS make sure the gun is not loaded (see § 6.4.).

8.1.

SPECIFICATIONLUBRIFIANTSSPECIFICATION OF THE UBRIFIANTS Lubrication

:

MIL-PRF 63460

Preservation

:

MIL-PRF 63460

Never use hydrocarbon hydrocarbon trichlorethylene, trichlorethylene, or ammonia as this could damage the weapon!

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Cleaning rod complete (OREA 271/1)

Brush room (OREA 258)

Brush cleaning (OREA 895)

Burette (OREA 700)

Swab (OREA 184) Wash

Cleaning kit OREA 885

Key handlebar (OREA 255)

And scraper tool combined OREA 892

Scraper (OREA 892A)

Tool for setting screw organ of sight (OREA 893)

Plug (OREA 892B)

Fig. 8.2.a. - Complete Toolkit Tactical OREA 940

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NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONOUTILS cleaned OF GE AND LUBRICATION LUBRICATION Tactical8.2.1. Complete toolkit Tactical OREA 940 The toolkit includes 940 full OREA Tactical cleaning kit OREA 885 compound following cleaning tools (Fig. 8.2.a.): complete a cleaning rod (OREA 271/1) swab (OREA 184), brush chamber (OREA 258), a cleaning brush (OREA 895), a burette (OREA 700). The complete toolkit Tactical OREA 940 also includes 3 tools needed to Maintenance and campaign settings of the weapon (Fig. 8.2.a.): a tool for setting screws of the sights (OREA 893), and scraper combination tool (OREA 892), a key handlebar (OREA 255).

8.2.1.1. OREA 885 cleaning kit Complete the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 consists of 4 pieces to assemble butt and a laundry. Depending on the needs of cleaning various cleaning tools can be assembled on the cleaning rod: the laundry, room and brush the swab. The handle of the cleaning rod OREA 271/1peut be used in 2 ways: - Is folded over the cleaning rod to allow a better grip of the cleaning rod for rotational movements; - Be open to 90 ° for better decision for the cleaning rod the movements back and forth.

8.2.1.2. And scraper combination tool OREA 892 The scraper combination tool and OREA 892 is composed of the following tools (Fig. 8.2.a.) Scraper (OREA 892A) A plug (OREA 892B). OREA 892A The scraper has two ends, each with different functionality own: Scraper The scraper can scrape grease and other impurities that may join some parts of the weapon.

A tapered end The tapered end may be used as a pin punch or other manipulations campaign during maintenance (see Chapter 7).

To facilitate its use, the scraper (OREA 892A) is inserted into the cap (OREA 892B).

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a

a a

a c

450

b

424

a

410

f

e e

g g

of

g

f g

f

g

f

i

180

i

h

h 510

Fig. 8.3.a. - Places to lubricate before firing

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NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATION AVNETTOYA GE AND LUBRICATION LUBRICATIO N AV ANT TIR The following procedure assumes that the Weapon System Integrated T actical F2000 was properly cleaned and lubricated lubricated the last time it was used (see § 8.4.). If the Weapon System Integrated Tactical F2000 is used for the first time, it is assumed that the procedure described in Chapter 5 was performed.

• Disassemble campaign (see § 7.1.) And removing additional (See § 7.2.). • Install the washing on the cleaning rod OREA 271/1. • Insert the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 in the barrel by the chamber. Place a piece of flannel in the wash and remove the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 to remove the lubricant maintenance. Repeat this procedure until the piece of flannel comes out clean the barrel. • Using a cloth, clean the moving parts as follows: - Wipe the outside of the moving parts. - Wipe the recoil spring (435). - Compress the recoil spring (435) and wipe the exposed portion of the rod slide (434). - Pull the rear support of the recoil spring (438) against the recoil spring (435) compressed and clean the thus disengaged from the slide rod (434). • Lubricate moving parts as follows: - Oil the bolt body (arrows "a"). - Lubricate the nozzle (464) and make sure it is completely lubricated and then pressing releasing repeatedly (arrow 'b'). - Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) the locking cam (424) (arrow 'c') and the cam release (arrow 'd'). - Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) index head (arrows 'e'). - Oil slides slide body (arrows 'f'). - Oil said slide rod (434) over its entire length (arrows 'g'). - Push the rear support of the recoil spring (438) to compress the spring recuperator (435) and the portion thus released oil from the slide rod (434) (Arrows 'g'). • Lubricate the piston rod (arrows 'h'). • Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) 2 springs dog (arrows (a rrows 'i'). • Reassemble the weapon (see § 7.3., And § 7.4.).

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GE NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONNETTOYA AFTER SHOOTING AND LUBRICATION • Disassemble campaign (see § 7.1.) And, if necessary, parts of Further disassembly (see § 7.2.).

Tactical8.4.1. Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) • Clean the chamber as follows: - Equip the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 of the brush chamber OREA 258. - Insert the brush OREA room 258 in the room. - Clean the chamber by rotating the brush OREA room 258. Warning: Do not use force when inserting the brush chamber OREA 258 in the room. - Remove the brush OREA room 258 of the chamber. • Using the brush OREA 258 room, clean the piston housing fret proceeding in the same way as the room (see above). Warning: Do not use force when inserting the brush chamber OREA 258 in the piston housing fret. • Use of the scraper OREA 892A, scrape the front and to the piston rod remove sludge and copper particles adhering to them. Caution: Do not scrape the piston (182). • Using the scraper OREA 892A, scrape collar cap (191) to remove the sludge and the copper particles which adhere to a smooth surface. • Insert the swab OREA 184 of the cleaning rod OREA 271/1. • Insert the swab OREA 184 per room and clean cl ean the inside of the barrel its entire length by a movement back and forth until it is visually own. • Install the washing on the cleaning rod OREA 271/1. • Insert the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 in the barrel by the chamber. Place a piece of flannel in the wash and remove the cleaning rod OREA 271/1 to remove the lubricant maintenance. Repeat this until the piece of flannel comes out clean the barrel. • Once the barrel is adapted to protect it until the next use, perform one last time this with a piece of flannel lightly oiled. • Oil the piston rod.

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NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONNETTOYA GE AND AFTER SHOOTING UBRIFICATION (CONTINUED)

8.4.2. Moving parts assemblies (410) • Using the cleaning brush OREA 895, remove the copper parti cles adhered to the yoke (450). • Use of the cleaning brush 895 VREG and, if necessary the swab OREA 184, removing the particles adhering to the extractor. • Using a cloth, wipe the locking cam (424) and the hammer (427). • Using a cloth, clean the moving parts assembly (410) by performing as follows: - Wipe the outside moving parts assemblies (410). - Wipe the recoil spring (435). - Compress the recoil spring (435) and wipe the exposed portion of the rod slide (434). - Pull the rear support of the recoil spring (438) against the spring recuperator (435) and wiping the cleared portion of the slide rod (434). • Lubricate moving parts assembly (410) as follows: - Oil the yoke (450). - Lubricate the nozzle (464) and make sure it is completely lubricated by pressing and releasing it several times. - Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) the locking cam (424) and ramp unlocking. - Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) index head. - Oil skids and back body slide. - Oil said slide rod (434) over its entire length. - Push the rear support of the recoil spring (438) to compress the spring recuperator (435) and the portion thus released oil from the slide rod (434).

8.4.3. Housing the firing mechanism (510) • Check the general cleanliness of housing firing mechanism (510). If necessary, use a cloth to clean it. • Lightly oil (1 drop of oil) 2 springs dog.

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NETTOLUBRIFICAUBRIFICATIONNETTOYA GE AND AFTER SHOOTING UBRIFICATION (CONTINUE (CONTINUED) D)

8.4.4. Carcass (210/1) and hand guard (280/1) • Check the general cleanliness of the carcass (210/1) and the hand guard (280/1). If necessary, use a cloth for cleaning. • Check the general cleanliness of the two metal rails located inside the carcass (210/1). If necessary, mount the 184 on OREA swab stick cleaning OREA 271/1 and 2 clean metal rails. • Lubricate the two metal rails located inside the carcass (210/1). Note: To allow a good flow of oil along the entire length of the rails metal, placing the firearm in a vertical position and wait for a few minutes until the oil has elapsed. • Lubricate two push switches (124).

8.4.5. Charger 30 cartridges (601) • Check the general cleanliness of the charger 30 cartridges (601) a nd its components. If necessary, use a cloth to clean it. • The inside of the charger 30 cartridges (601) can be lightly oiled and then directly cleaned with a cloth.

• Reassemble the weapon (see § 7.3., And § 7.4.).

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772 226 / A

770

773 775

774

191 163

175/1 162

3x

178

180

182 151 152

164

144

150

104 101

108

121/1

107

121/1

6x

119 / A

226 / A

4x

137 / B

125

116 / A

124 115 / A 146 120/1 140

110/1

Fig. 9.1.a. - A support assembly and barrel

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DEMONTAREMONTACHAPITRE 9 dismounted and remounted GE GE Before any work on the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical ensure they are familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

9.1.

BRACKET ASSEMBLY AND CANON (Fig. 9.1.a.)

9.1.1. Removing and replacing the flash suppressor (151) Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Place the assembled assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vise covered with a cloth (Fig. 9.1.b.). • Using the wrench UT 2370 and UT 2371 tip, unscrew the cover flame (151) and remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) taking care not to not lose the washer flash suppressor (152) (Fig. 9.1.c.). Caution: The flash suppressor (151) has a left-hand thread: it must be unscrewed in clockwise viewed from the front of the barrel. • Using the tapered side of the OREA 54 from outside t he flash suppressor (151), push the ring flash suppressor (152) and remove the cover off the flame (151). Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1)

Support and barrel Tactical assembled (110/1) UT 2371

Cover flame (151) Vice Cover flame (151)

Fig. 9.1.b. - Installation and support gun Tactical assembled in a vise

OREA 54

Washer flash suppressor (152)

Fig. 9.1.c. - Removing the flash suppressor

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INCORRECT

Flash suppressor (151) Washer flash suppressor (152)

Flash suppressor (151)

CORRECT

Fig. 9.1.e. - Replacing the flash suppressor

Fig. 9.1.d. - Reassembly of a washer flash suppressor

UT 2371

INCORRECT

CORRECT

Fig. 9.1.f. - Positioning the flash suppressor

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BRACKET ASSEMBLY AND CANON (CONTINUED)

9.1.1. Removing and replacing the flash suppressor (151) (continued) Reassembly • If you have not already done so, place the assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vise covered with a cloth. • Insert the flash suppressor washer (152) into the flash suppressor (151) ensuring its place rounded side first (Fig. 9.1.d.). • Set Set the flash suppressor (151) at the end of the barrel (Fig. 9.1.e.). Caution: The flash suppressor (151) has a left-hand thread: it must be screwed into the meaning anti-clockwise viewed from the front of the barrel. • Using the wrench UT 2370 and UT 2371 tip, screw flash suppressor (151) on the support and assembled Tactical gun (110/1) performing as follows: - Tighten the flash suppressor (151) with a torque of 30 Nm - Further tighten the flash suppressor (151) until its inclined face is oriented upwards (Fig. 9.1.f.). Attention: After this operation, the flash suppressor (151) m ust not have been tightened more than one turn. • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.4.4.).

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Segment piston (182) UT 1820

Body piston

Fig. 9.1.g. - Dismantling of a piston

Body piston

Segment piston (182) Fig. 9.1.h. - Reassembly of piston

INCORRECT

CORRECT

x3

x3

Segment piston (182)

Body piston Fig. 9.1.i. - Positioning of three segments piston

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9.1.2. Removing and replacing the cap collar (191) Disassembly • Remove the cap collar (191) as described in § 7.1.4. maintenance of campaign.

Reassembly • Replace the cap collar (191) as described in § 7.4.2. maintenance of campaign.

9.1.3. Removing and replacing the piston assembly (180) Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as in the procedure décirt maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Remove the piston assembly (180) as described in § 7.1.4. • If necessary, remove one of the segments by a piston (182) of th e piston body with nose pliers to 1820 UT (Fig. 9.1.g.). Warning: Once removed, the piston (182) can not be reused and must be replaced with new segments.

Reassembly • If the piston (182) have been removed, install piston rings (182) New as described below: - Introduce an end of the piston ring (182) in the corresponding groove of piston body (Fig. 9.1.h.). - Place the piston ring completely (182) by introducing progressively the groove in the piston body from the end already inserted (Fig. 9.1.h.). - Proceed in the same way to get the other 2 piston (182). • Using the OREA 892, position the piston 3 (182) so that their notches are not aligned (Fig. 9.1.i.). Warning: The recesses of three piston rings (182) should not be aligned may cause a gas leak. • Replace the piston assembly (180) as described in § 7.4.2. • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign in § 7.4.4.

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Vice

Fig. 9.1.j. - Installation and support gun Tactical assembled

UT 2005

1

Hollow cylindrical pin said spring pin (164)

Spring index cap fret (162) Index cap fret 3 (163) 2

Support and barrel Tactical asemblés (110/1)

Fig. 9.1.k. - Removing the cap index fret

Spring index of plug fret (162) 1

2 3

INCORRECT

Index cap fret (163) CORRECT

Hollow cylindrical pin said spring pin (164) Fig. 9.1.m. - Orientation of the index cap fret

Fig. 9.1.l. - Re-cap index fret

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9.1.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the index cap collar (163) Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Remove the cap collar (191) as described in § 7.1.4. • Place the assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vise covered with a cloth (Fig. 9.1.j.). • Keeping the index cap collar (163) and using the pin punch UT 2005 (1) remove the pin said hollow cylindrical spring pin (164) Tactical Media and barrel Assemblies (110/1) (Fig. 9.1.k.). Caution: Keep the index cap collar (163), otherwise it will be ejected by the action of spring index plug ferrule (162). Warning: Once removed, said hollow cylindrical pin spring pin (164) is can be reused and must be replaced with a new one. • (2) Remove the index plug ferrule (163) and (3) the spring index plug ferrule (162) Support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) (Fig. 9.1.k.).

Reassembly • If it has not already done so, place the assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vice covered with a cloth. • (1) Install a new pin called hollow cylindrical spring pin (164) in his housing taking care not to insert it completely: it must not exceed inside the Housing index plug ferrule (163) (Fig. 9.1.l.). Note: Do not insert the p in completely hollow cylindrical said spring pin ( 164) at this stage if the winding of the index plug ferrule (163) will not be possible. • (2) Install the spring index cap collar (162) in its seat (Fig. 9.1.l.). • (3) Install the cap band index (163) in its housing, ensuring its face insert first plane (Fig. 9.1.m.). • Keeping the index cap collar (163), fully depress the pin said hollow cylindrical roll pin (164) (Fig. 9.1.l.). Note: The pin said hollow cylindrical spring pin (164) must not exceed once ascent.

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Vice

Fig. 9.1.n. - Installation and support gun Tactical assembled in a vise

UT 1905



Fig. 9.1.o. - Removing the screw gases

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9.1.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the index cap collar (163) (continued) Reassembly (continued) • Check the operation operation of the index cap collar (163) and then pressing releasing it. • Replace the cap collar (191) as described in § 7.4.2. • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign in § 7.4.4.

9.1.5. Dismantling and reassembly reassembly of the adjusting screw of the gas (144) Note: The gas adjustment screw (144) to adjust the rate of fire of the weapon. For a high rate of fire, a set screw mounted gas (144) with a large diameter inlet. For a lower rate of fire, install a screw gases (144) with a small diameter.

Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Place the assembled media med ia and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vise covered with a cloth (Fig. 9.1.n.). • Remove the cap collar (191) and piston assembly (180) as described in § 7.1.4. • Using the screwdriver UT 1905, unscrew the throttle setting (144) (Fig. 9.1.o.). • The support and disassemble gun Tactical assembled (110/1) (Fig. 9.1.o.). The dismantling procedure is complete if the adjusting screw of the gas (144) was removed. If this is not the case, follow the instructions below. • Use of the wick 3 mm diameter diamet er UT 2421, extend the upper portion of the screw throttle control (144) of 3 to 4 mm maximum depth. • Using the puller bolts M6-M8 M6 -M8 2824 UT mounted on the left turn extensible UT 2601, extract the gas adjusting screw (144) and the support barrel Tactical assembled (110/1) as follows: - Push the extractor bolts M6-M8 2824 UT by small hammer in screw gases (144) enlarged by drilling. - Unscrew the throttle setting (144) out of the slot. - Clean the housing of the adjusting screw of the gas (144) residues of the repair.

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CORRECT

INCORRECT

UT 1905

Fig. 9.1.p. - Replacing the gas adjustment screw

Nut (119 / A) 6x

2 1 (116 / A)

UT 1937

(226 / A)

(116 / A)

(115 / A)

(116 / A)

6x

Screw

(116 / A)

Fig. 9.1.q. - Removing the 6 screws security

Rail assembled (175/1)

UT 1905

Right flange

Canon assembled (150)

Left flange

Fig. 9.1.r. - Dismounting the barrel assembly and rail assembly

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9.1.5. Disassembly and reassembly of the adjusting screw gas (144) (continued) Reassembly • Depending on the desired rate of fire, select the correct screw gases (144). Note: For information, a new barrel assembly (150), screw mount 2 diameter throttle setting (144/3) for a medium régalge. • Press screw gases (144) in the corresponding housing of the support and Tactical gun assembled (110/1) ensuring insert its tapered end first (Fig. 9.1.p.). • At 1905 UT screwdriver, tighten the screw completely gas (144) (Fig. 9.1.p.). • Replace the cap collar (191) and piston assembly (180) as described in in § 7.4.2. • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in § 7.4.4. • Check the rate of fire. If the firing rate is not expected that, another screw up Adjustment of gas (144) by referring to the note above.

9.1.6. Removing and replacing the barrel support group (120/1), the barrel assembly (150) and the rail assembly (175/1) Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Using a torque screwdriver UT 1937 and UT 2372 screwdriver bit, 6 to unscrew the socket head screws (115 / A), 6 screws socket head cylindrical (116 / A) and the screws 6 hexagon head screws (226 / A) (Fig. 9.1.q.). • Remove the 6 screws to 6 socket head cap screws (115 / A, 116 / A and 226 / A) and 6 nuts hexagonal self-locking, nylon insert (119 / A) (Fig. 9.1.q.). Warning: The length of the screw to 6 socket head cap screws (115 / A), 6 screws hexagon head screws (116 / A) and the screw head 6 hexagon cylindrical (226 / A) is not the same: they are not interchangeable. Warning: Once removed, the self-locking hex nuts, insert polyamide (119 / A) can not be reused and must be replaced by new. • Using the screwdriver UT 1905, separating the pair of support flan ges barrel (121/1) (Fig. 9.1.r.). • Remove the barrel assembly (150) and the rail assembly (175/1) (Fig. 9.1.r.).

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Lever weapons

2 3

1

Guide lever weapons (146)

Coiled spring pin (137 / B)

Fig. 9.1.s. - Removing the lever arms and the guide lever arms

INCORRECT Flabby right

CORRECT

Flabby left

Fig. 9.1.u. - The left and right flanges

Fig. 9.1.t. - Replacing the joystick guide weapons

INCORRECT

CORRECT Spring pin spiral (137 / B) Fig. 9.1.v. - Reassembling the controller weapons

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Fig. 9.1.w. - Reassemble the spring pin spiral

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9.1.6. Removing and replacing the barrel support group (120/1), the barrel assembly (150) and rail assembly (175/1) (continued) Disassembly (continued) • (1) Holding the lever arms and using the pin punch UT, 2 010 removing the spiral spring pin (137 / B) of the lever arms (Fig. 9.1.s.). Caution: If the lever arms is not maintained, it will be ejected by the action spring of the lever arms. Warning: Once removed, the coiled spring pin (137 / B) can be reused and must be replaced by a new one. • Remove (2) the lever arms and (3) the guide lever arms (146) (Fig. 9.1.s.).

Reassembly • Insert the guide lever arms (146) on the left fl ange ensuring that the pin hole is positioned towards the rear (Fig. 9.1.t.). • Place the lever arms of the guide lever arms (146) by the side outside of the left flange (Fig. 9.1.u.). Warning: There is a way to raise the group lever arms (140) (Fig. 9.1.v.). • Properly align the pin holes of the lever arms and guide lever arms (146) and drive a new spiral spring pin (137 / B) (Fig. 9.1.w.). Note: The spiral spring pin (137 / B) must not exceed once ascent.

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Cannon assembled (150)

Fig. 9.1.x. - Reassembling the rail assembly to the assembled gun

Fig. 9.1.y. - Position of the gun assembled on the right side panel


Flabby right

Flabby left

Groove

Fig. 9.1.z. - Position rail assembly in the right groove of the flange

Fig. 9.1.aa. - Reassembling the left flange

(116 / A)

Nut (119 / A)

(226 / A) 6x

(115 / A)

1 2

(116 / A)

6x

(115 / A)

UT 1937

Screw

(226 / A)

(116 / A)

(116 / A)

(116 / A)

Fig. 9.1.ab. - Reassembly of the 6 screws

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9.1.6. Removing and replacing the barrel support group (120/1), the barrel assembly (150) and rail assembly (175/1) (continued) Reassembly (continued) • Replace the rail assembly (175/1) on the barrel assembly (150) (Fig. 9.1.x.). • Mount the barrel assembly (150) on the right side panel of the pair of support flanges barrel (121/1) ensuring: - Positioning the bearing on the front of the barrel assembly (150) in the housing corresponding right flange (Fig. 9.1.y.); - Introducing the rear of the barrel assembly (150) into the corresponding groove of the flange right (Fig. 9.1.y.). • Using the hammer UT 2114, built the gun completely assembled (150) the right side panel. • Position the rail assembly (175/1) in the corresponding groove of the flange right (Fig. 9.1.z.). • Once the rail assembly (175/1) is positioned correctly, press it completely the right side panel of the pair of flanges cannon holder (121/1). • Assemble the flange left and right flange ensuring: - Positioning the bearing on the front of the barrel assembly (150) in the housing corresponding left flange (Fig. 9.1.aa.); - Introducing the rear of the barrel assembly (150) into the corresponding groove of the flange left (Fig. 9.1.aa.). • (1) Insert Insert the six self-locking hex nuts, nylon insert new (119 / A) their slot on the right side panel (Fig. 9.1.ab.). • (2) Insert the 6 screws to 6 socket head cap screws (115 / A, 116 / A and 226 / A) their slot on the left flange (Fig. 9.1.ab.). Warning: The length of the screw to 6 socket head cap screws (115 / A), 6 screws hexagon head screws (116 / A) and the screw head 6 hexagon cylindrical (226 / A) is not the same: they are not interchangeable. • Using a torque screwdriver UT 1937 and UT 2372 screwdriver bit, tighten screw 6 hexagon head screws (115 / A), the screws 6 hexagon head screw (116 / A) and the screws 6 hexagon head screws (226 / A) (Fig. 9.1.ab.). Note: 6 screws to 6 socket head cap screws (115 / A, 116 / A and 226 / A) must be tightened with a torque of 0.65 Nm • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign in § 7.4.4.

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UT 1905 1 Nonreturn socket (178) 2

Fig. 9.1.ac. - Removing the valve sleeve

Nonreturn socket (178)


2 Ergot

1 Ergot Nonreturn socket (178)

Fig. 9.1.ad. - Reassembling the valve sleeve

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9.1.7. Disassembly and reassembly of the valve sleeve (178) Disassembly • Remove the rail assembly (175/1) as described in § 9.1.5. • Introducing Introducing the 1905 UT screwdriver at the rear of the rail body, push the end left side of the valve sleeve (178) out of its slot (Fig. 9.1.ac.). • (1) Rotate the valve sleeve (178) around the rail body and (2) remove the rail body (Fig. 9.1.ac.).

Reassembly • (1) By positioning the pin of the valve sleeve (178) inwardly of the rail body, introducing its right end in the corresponding notch of the rail body (Fig. 9.1.ad.). • (2) Rotate the valve sleeve (178) around the rail body and inserting the other end of the valve sleeve (178) in the rail body (Fig. 9.1.ad.). • Replace the rail assembly (175/1) as described in § 9.1.5.

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Spring push

UT 2008 Spring push rocker (125)

Push-button

Push-button latch (124)

rocker latch (125) (124)

Fig. 9.1.af. - Replacing the pushbutton switches

Fig. 9.1.ae. - Removing the push switch

INCORRECT

INCORRECT

CORRECT

CORRECT

Groove Button locking Fig. 9.1.ag. - Lock Button oriented towards the groove

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Fig. 9.1.ah. - End of the lock button outwardly of the groove

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9.1.8. Disassembly and reassembly of push switches (124) Disassembly • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Holding the pushbutton switches (124) and using the pin punch diameter 1.9 2008 UT, push the lock button push switches (124) (Fig. 9.1.ae.). Note: Push switches (124) can be removed without disassembling the gun assembled (150). The figures below are against simplified for ease of understanding. Caution: If the push switch (124) is not maintained, it will be ejected by the action of lifter spring latch (125). • Removing the push latch (124) and the plunger spring latch (125) out of the gun carrier group (120/1) (Fig. 9.1.ae.). • Proceed Proceed in the same way to remove the second push switches (124).

Reassembly • Insert the spring push switches (125) into the corresponding gun carrier group (120/1) (Fig. 9.1.af.). • Insert the push lever (124) in the corresponding slot of the support group barrel (120/1) ensuring: - That the lock button is facing the groove corresponding group barrel carrier (120/1) (Fig. 9.1.ag.); - The end of the lock button is positioned outwardly of the groove (Fig. 9.1.ah.). • Follow the same way back to the second push switches (124). • Replace the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign in § 7.4.4.

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UT 2010

2

Lever weapons

1 Coiled spring pin (137 / B) Fig. 9.1.ai. - Removing the lever arms

INCORRECT

CORRECT Pin elastic spiral (137 / B) Fig. 9.1.aj. - Reassembling the controller weapons

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Fig. 9.1.ak. - Reassemble the spring pin spiral

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9.1.9. Removing and replacing the group lever arms (140) Disassembly • (1) Holding the lever arms and using the pin punch UT, 2010 removing the spiral spring pin (137 / B) of the lever arms (Fig. 9.1.ai.). Caution: If the lever arms is not maintained, it will be ejected by the action spring lever arms. Warning: Once removed, the coiled spring pin (137 / B) can be reused and must be replaced by a new one. • (2) Replace the lever arms (Fig. 9.1.ai.).

Reassembly • Mount the lever arms of the guide lever arms (146) by the side outside of the flange on the left (Fig. 9.1.aj.). Warning: There is a facçon back to the lever arms (Fig. 9.1.aj.). • Properly align the pin holes of the lever arms and guide lever arms (146) and press a coiled spring pin (137 / B) new (Fig. 9.1.ak.). Note: The spiral spring pin (137 / B) must not exceed once ascent.

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Valve window ejection (107) UT 1820

Valve window ejection (107) Fig. 9.1.al. - Open the valve window ejection

Fig. 9.1.am. - Removing the valve window ejection


Valve spring ejection (108)


Fig. 9.1.an. - Reassembling the valve spring ejection

Fig. 9.1.ao. - Positioning of the valve ejection

UT 1820

Valve window ejection (107) Fig. 9.1.ap. - Reassembling the valve window ejection

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9.1.10. Removing and replacing the valve ejection (107) Disassembly • Open ejection valve (107) (Fig. 9.1.al.). • Using needle nose pliers UT 1820, pushing the ejection valve (107) to the top of the weapon and bending it slightly off of the mount and gun Tactical assembled (110/1) taking care not to lose the spring valve ejection (108) (Fig. 9.1.am.). • Remove the valve spring of the ejection port (108) of the ejection valve (107).

Reassembly • Replace the valve spring ejection (108) on the pin before the corresponding ejection valve (107) (Fig. 9.1.an.). • Introduce the ejection valve (107) equipped with the valve spring window ejection means (108) into the corresponding slot on the front of the weapon (Fig. 9.1.ao.). • Using a needle nose pliers UT 1820, slightly bend the ejection valve (107) to allow insertion of the rear lug of the ejection valve (107) in its housing. The ejection valve (107) is fully wound and (Fig. 9.1.ap.). • Close the valve ejection port (107) and verify that it is properly locked.

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Left lip carcass (222)

UT 1820

Carcass (210)

Lip left of carcass (222)

OREA 26

Fig. 9.1.aq. - Removing the lips and left right carcass

Fig. 9.1.ar. - Positioning of the left lip carcass on the OREA 26

Lip left carcass (222)

Lip left carcass (222) OREA 26

OREA 26 Fig. 9.1.as. - Installation of the lip left carcass

Lip left of carcass (222)

Left lip carcass (222)

Carcass (210/1)

UT 1822

UT 1817

Fig. 9.1.at. - Pull tabs on the left lip carcass

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Fig. 9.1.au. - Cut the tenons of the lip left carcass

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9.1.11. Disassembly and reassembly of the carcass left lip (222) and of the right lip carcass (223) Disassembly • Using the pin punch UT 2008, hunt 4 pins left lip carcass (222) and the right lip carcass (223) of the housing (210/1) (Fig. 9.1.aq.). • Removing the left lip carcass (222) and the right lip carcass (223) of the carcass (210/1). Reassembly • quenching the left lip Claim carcass (222) and the right lip carcass (223) in water at 70 ° C for 5 to 10 minutes. • Set the left lip carcass (222) on top of the mounting plate OREA lips carcass 26 by ensuring that the four pins on the left lip carcass (222) out of the left side of the OREA 26 (side marked with 'L') (Fig. 9.1.ar.). • Push the mounting lips carcass OREA 26 in the bottom of the housing the charger and the lip insert left carcass (222) in the frame (210) pushing OREA 26 against the left side of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.1.as.) Note: The four tabs on the left lip of casing (222) must leave the carcass (210/1). • Take a jerk mounting plate lips 26 of the OREA carcass carcass (210/1) by ensuring that the lip of the left frame (222) is still in place (Fig. 9.1.as.). • Using the pliers isolated UT 1817 yank the 4 tabs on the lip left carcass (222) of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.1.at.). • With the help of the cutter head tilted UT 1822, 4 studs cut the lip left carcass (222) (Fig. 9.1.au.). • Do the same for the right lip carcass (223) making sure to use the right side of the OREA 26 (side marked with an 'R') (Fig. 9.1.av.).

Carcass (210/1)

OREA 26 Right lip carcass (223) Fig. 9.1.av. - Fitting the right lip carcass

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424 454

464

466

450

465 2x

455

456

411

444

442

443 423

447

437

439

434

427 436

435 430

438

410

Fig. 9.2.a. - Set moving parts

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ALL MOVING PARTS (Fig. (Fig. 9.2.a.)

9.2.1. Removing and replacing the slide spring (423) Disassembly • Perform maintenance campaign as described in § 7.1.1. in § 7.1.3. • Remove the bolt spring (423) body slide using the OREA 892 and careful not to scratch the inside of the housing (Fig. 9.2.b.). Reassembly • (1) Replace the bolt spring (423) in the slider body and, using the bolt (450), (2) push the bottom of the slot until it locks (Fig. 9.2.c.). • Perform maintenance campaign as described in § 7.4.3. in § 7.4.4.

1 Body slide

Spring breech (423)

Body of slide

Fig. 9.2.b. - Removing the slide spring

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Spring breech (423)

2 Breech (450)

Fig. 9.2.c. - Replacing the slide spring

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UT 2005

INCORRECT

Body breech

Pin cylindrical hollow (466)

Spring ejector (465) Ejector (464)

CORRECT

1 2 Fig. 9.2.e. - Replacing the ejector spring and the ejector

Fig. 9.2.d. - Removing the ejector

Pin hollow cylindrical (466)

Body breech UT 2005

Fig. 9.2.f. - Reassembling the cylindrical pin hollow

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MOVING PARTS SET (CONTINUED)

9.2.2. Disassembly and reassembly of the ejector (464) Disassembly • Remove the bolt (450) as described in § 7.1.3. • Remove the extractor (454) as described in § 7.2.1. • (1) Keeping the ejector (464) and using the pin punch UT 2005, remove the hollow cylindrical pin (466) of the bolt body (Fig. 9.2.d.). Caution: If the ejector (464) is not maintained during removal of the pin hollow cylindrical (466), it will be ejected from the body of the cylinder head under the action of the ejector spring (465). Warning: Once removed, the hollow cylindrical pin (466) can not be reused and must be replaced by a new one. • (2) Remove the ejector (464) and the ejector spring (465) of the bolt body (Fig. 9.2.d.).

Reassembly • Insert the ejector spring (465) into the slot of the bolt body (F ig. 9.2.e.). • Insert the ejector (464) into the slot of the bolt body taking care to position the bevelled end and outwardly from the side of its groove pin hole of the body of receiver (Fig. 9.2.e.). • Intoduire the pin extractor UT 2005 in the pin hole of the bolt body. • Insert a new cotter pin hollow cylindrical (466) from above the bolt body the pin hole correrspondant gently pulling the pin punch UT 2005 (Fig. 9.2.f.). Note: The hollow cylindrical pin (466) must not exceed once ascent. • Check that the ejector (464) is working properly by pressing and releasing. • Replace the extractor (454) as described in § 7.3.1. • Refit the bolt (450) as described in § 7.4.3.

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UT 2010

Body slide

UT 1306

Rod slide (434)

Body slide

Pin elastic spiral (439) Fig. 9.2.h. - Removing the slide rod

Fig. 9.2.g. - Removing the roll pin spiral

UT 1905

Posterior support recoil spring (438) Support the previous recoil spring (436)

Rod slide (434)

Rod slide (434)

Spring recuperator (435) Snap ring (437)

Fig. 9.2.j. - Removing the snap ring

Fig. 9.2.i. - Removal of the posterior support recoil spring, spring recovery and carrier support recoil spring

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9.2.3. Dismantling and reassembly of the slide rod (434), the spring recuperator (435), the support carrier of the recoil spring (436) and the rear support of the recoil spring (438) Disassembly • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in 7.1.3. • Remove the rocker (411) as described in § 7.1.3. • When using the pin punch UT 2010, remove the coiled spring pin (439) of the slider body (Fig. 9.2.g.). Warning: Once removed, the coiled spring pin (439) can not be reused and must be replaced for a new one. • Using a spanner UT 1306 of the flat portion of said slide rod (434), unscrew it while holding the recoil spring (435) and remove it from the body slide (Fig. 9.2.h.). • Remove the rear support of the recoil spring (438), the recoil spring (435) and carrier supporting the return spring (436) of said slide rod (434) (Fig. 9.2.i.). • If necessary, remove the snap ring (437) out of its groove in the rod slide (434) with a screwdriver UT 1905 (Fig. 9.2.j.). Warning: Once removed, the elastic ring (437) can not be reused and must be replaced by a new one.

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Posterior support recoil spring (438) Rod slide (434)

Support the previous recoil spring (436)

Groove

Spring recuperator (435) Rod slide (434)

Snap ring (437)

Fig. 9.2.k. - Reassembling the snap ring

Fig. 9.2.l. - Reassembling the posterior support recoil spring, spring recovery and carrier support recoil spring

INCORRECT

CORRECT

Fig. 9.2.m. - Way of the back support rear of the recoil spring UT 1306 Spring pin spiral (439)

r Rod slide (434)

Body slide Spring recuperator (435)

Body slide

Fig. 9.2.o. - Replacing the pin elastic spiral

Fig. 9.2.n. - Replacing the slide rod

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9.2.3. Dismantling and reassembly of the slide rod (434), the spring recuperator (435), the support carrier of the recoil spring (436) and support rear of the recoil spring (438) (continued) Reassembly • If the resilient ring (437) has been removed, a new insert in the groove of the rod slide (434) from the front of the slide rod (434) (Fig. 9.2.k.). • Replace the front support of the recoil spring (436), the recoil spring (435) and Posterior support of the recoil spring (438) on said slide rod (434) to the elastic ring (437) (Fig. 9.2.l.). Warning: There is a way of raising the rear spring support recuperator (438): its narrowest part is pressed against the return spring (435) (Fig. 9.2.l.). • Compressing slightly recoil spring (435), introducing said slide rod (434) the slider body (Fig. 9.2.n.). • Using the wrench UT 1306, completely screw the slide rod (434) in the the slider body (Fig. 9.2.n.). • When the slide rod (434) is to stop, unscrew it one full turn. • Calibrate the length of the slide rod (434) (see the procedure in § 10.7.). If necessary, adjusting the length of said slide rod (434) using the spanner UT 1306. Note: The purpose of this procedure is to verify that the distance between the front end of the said slide rod (434) and the front face of the slider body is within the tolerance required. • Introduce new spiral spring pin (439) by the flat par t par t of the body of slide (Fig. 9.2.o.). Warning: The spiral spring pin (439) must not exceed once ascent. • Replace the latch (411) as described in § 7.4.3. • Replace the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.4.3.

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UT 2038 Bore trigger

Trigger (442)

Trigger (442)

Fig. 9.2.q. - Pull the trigger

Fig. 9.2.p. - Positioning of the release, position

The spring push-button of trigger (443)

Push trigger (444)

3

2 1 Trigger body slide (442) Fig. 9.2.r. - Removing the trigger

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9.2.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the trigger (442) Disassembly • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.1.3. • Remove the rocker (411) as described in § 7.1.3. • Remove the bolt (450) as described in § 7.1.3. • Turn the shutter (442) clockwise until it stops (position) (Fig. 9.2.p.). • When using the pin punch UT in 2038 bore the trigger (442), push Firmly push trigger (444) (Fig. 9.2.q.). • Holding the trigger button (444), remove the trigger (442) body slide from about 1 mm (Fig. 9.2.q.). • Remove the pin punch UT 2038 body slide. • (1) Turn the trigger (442) clockwise until it stops and (2) rem ove the the slider body (Fig. 9.2.r.). Note: The trigger button (444) is expelled from the body to slide under the spring action of the trigger plunger (443). • (3) Remove the trigger button (444) and push the trigger spring (443) the slider body (Fig. 9.2.r.).

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Push trigger (444)

UT 2038 The spring push trigger (443)

Push trigger (444) Trigger (442)

Body slide Fig. 9.2.s. - Reassembly of the spring push trigger and push

Fig. 9.2.t. - Installation of the trigger

2

Trigger (442) 1 Body slide Fig. 9.2.u. - Lock the trigger

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9.2.4. Disassembly and reassembly of the trigger (442) (continued) Reassembly • Insert the spring push the trigger (443) in its housing body slide (Fig. 9.2.s.). • Set the trigger button (444) in its seat in the slider body ensuring that it engages the plunger spring trigger (443) (Fig. 9.2.s.). • Using the pin punch UT 2038, push the trigger button (444) so that it does not project into the housing of the trigger (442) (Fig. 9.2.t.). • Holding the trigger button (444), mount the actuator (442), ensuring positioning the notch at the top, and push it into the holder (Fig. 9.2.t.). • (1) always pushing the shutter (442), remove the pin punch UT 2038. The trigger (442) and is installed at the bottom of the slot (Fig. 9.2.u.). • (2) Turn the trigger (442) in the anti-clockwise anti -clockwise until it stops and ensure the trigger (442) is locked onto the plunger shutter (444) (Fig. 9.2.u.). • Refit the bolt (450) as described in § 7.4.3. • Replace the latch (411) as described in § 7.4.3. • Replace the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.4.3.

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760

269

271

272 261 273 241

242

275

255 251 253 / B

235 253 / A

223

230 222

210/1

249

247

201/1

Fig. 9.3.a. - Set carcass

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HOUSING SET (Fig. 9.3.a.)

9.3.1. Disassembly and reassembly of the frame assembly (201/1) Disassembly • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.3.). • Remove the housing of firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.1.5. • Remove the handguard (280/1) as described in § 7.2.2.

Reassembly • Replace the handguard (280/1) as described in § 7.3.2. • Replace the limping of firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.4.1. • Replace the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.4.3. § in 7.4.4.).

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OREA 892

Fig. 9.3.b. - Unlatching knob magazine catch

Lock charger (241)

Spring lock charger (242)


Carcass assembly (201/1) Latch knob Charger (247)

Spring latch knob Charger (249)

Fig. 9.3.c. - Removing the spring button lock charger

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9.3.2. Removing and replacing the magazine catch (241) and button magazine catch (247) Disassembly • Holding the button magazine catch (247) and, with the aid of a pointed tool (ORDEA 892 for example), the locking of the push button magazine catch (247) to unlock (Fig. 9.3.b.). Note: The lock button charger (247) will be ejected by the action of spring charger lock button (249), if it is not maintained during the operation. • Remove the magazine catch button (247) of the housing assembly (201/1) ensuring not to lose the spring lock button charger (249) (Fig. 9.3.c.). • If necessary, remove remo ve the spring lock button charger (249) knob magazine catch (247). • Remove the magazine catch (241) of the housing assembly (201/1) taking care not to lose spring magazine catch (242) (Fig. 9.3.d.). • If necessary, remove the magazine catch spring (242) magazine catch (241).

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Lock charger (241)

Spring button lock charger (249)

Button lock charger (247)

Latch spring Charger (242)

Fig. 9.3.e. - Replacing the latch spring Charger

Lock charger (241)

Spring lock charger (242)

Fig. 9.3.f. - Replacing the spring button lock charger


1

2 Latch knob Charger (247) Fig. 9.3.g. - Reassembling the magazine catch

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Carcass assembly (201/1) Spring latch knob Charger (249)

Fig. 9.3.h. - Replacing the spring button lock charger

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9.3.2. Removing and replacing the magazine catch (241) and button lock charger (247) (continued) Reassembly • If the magazine catch spring (242) has been removed, refit the lock charger (241) (Fig. 9.3.e.). • If the spring lock button charger (249) has been removed, refit the charger lock button (247) (Fig. 9.3.f.). • Insert the magazine catch (241) into the slot of the frame assembly (201/1), the side with the spring magazine catch (242) in the first (Fig. 9.3.g.). • (1) By pressing the magazine catch (241), (2) introducing the lock button charger (247) in the housing assembly (201/1) and the locking member (Fig. 9.3.h.).

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Lid (271) Spring lid (272)

Lid (271)

UT 1820

Fig. 9.3.i. - Open the cover

Fig. 9.3.j. - Removing branches lid spring

Lid Spring (271) lid (272)

Lid (271)

Pin fluted (273)

1 1 2

2

UT 2010 Carcass (210/1)

Fig. 9.3.k. - Removing the cap spring

Fig. 9.3.l. - Removing the cover

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Fig. 9.3.m. - Replacing the cap spring

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9.3.3. Removing and replacing the cover (271) Disassembly • Open the cover (271) (Fig. 9.3.i.). • Using the 1820 UT nose pliers, release the spring cover (272) as follows: - Withdraw one by one the two arms of the spring cover (272) of their respective groove in the lid (271) (Fig. 9.3.j.); - (1) to rotate one quarter of a turn the lid spring (272) in the counter-clockwise and (2) removing the cover (271) (Fig. 9.3.k.). • (1) Using the 2010 UT pin punch, remove the slotted pin (273) of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.l.). • (2) Remove the cover (271) (Fig. 9.3.l.).

Reassembly • Perform the same operations but in reverse order, taking into account points following: - There is a way to raise the cap spring (272) in the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.m.); - The splined pin (273) must exceed symmetrically on two sides once ascent.

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Carcass (210/1)

Rod relaxation (269)

Body relaxation (261)

Fig. 9.3.n. - Remove the rod body relaxation relaxation

Body relaxation (261) Carcass (210/1)

Fig. 9.3.o. - Removing the trigger body

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9.3.4. Removing and replacing the trigger body (261) Disassembly • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.3.). • Remove the housing of firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.1.5. • Remove the handguard (280/1) as described in § 7.2.2. • Using needle nose pliers UT 1820, by removing the top of the frame (210/1) rod relaxing (269) out of its slot in the detent body (261) (Fig. 9.3.n.). • Remove the detent body (261) out of the housing (210/1) by pulling the front of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.o.).

Reassembly • Perform the same operations but in reverse order and do not forget to introduce trigger rod (269) in its notch in the detent body (261) using pliers nosed UT 1820 (Fig. 9.3.p.). Note: Once the trigger body (261) wound, make sure it can move freely back and forth. • Replace the handguard (280/1) as described in § 7.3.2. • Replace the housing firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.4.1. • Replace the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.4.3. § in 7.4.4.).

Carcass (210/1)

UT 1820


Body relaxation (261)

Fig. 9.3.p. - Installation of the rod into the slot relaxing body relaxation

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Spring push selector (251)

Selector firing and Safety (255)

2x

Push selector (253 / B)

Carcass (210/1)

Carcass (210/1) Fig. 9.3.q. - Removing the fire selector and Safety

Fig. 9.3.r. - Removing the tappets selector and spring

Spring push selector (251)

Push selector (253 / B)

INCORRECT

Fig. 9.3.s. - Reassembling the push selector and spring push selector

CORRECT

Fig. 9.3.t. - Reassembling the first push switch

3

1 2


Carcass (210/1)


Fig. 9.3.u. - Reassembling the fire selector and safety

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9.3.5. Removing and replacing the fire selector and safety (255) Disassembly • Remove the trigger body (261) as described in § 9.3.4. • Remove the fire selector and safety (255) of the carcass (210/1) by pulling the above (Fig. 9.3.q.). • Remove the 2 push selector (253 / B) and spring push selector (251) for carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.r.).

Reassembly • Mount lifter spring selector (251) on a tappet selector (253 / B) (Fig. 9.3.s.). • Install the pushbutton selector (253 / B), equipped with a spring in the housing corresponding to the frame (210/1), rounded face down (Fig. 9.3.t.). • Install the second push selector (253 / B) at the other end of the plunger spring selector (251), round face downwards. • Push push selector (253 / B) left in abutment in the housin g (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.u.). • (1) Set the left side of the fire selector and safety (255) against the push selector (253 / B) (Fig. 9.3.u.). • (2) Press the button selector (253 / B) right into the slot of the housing (210/1) to compress the spring to push the selector (251) (Fig. 9.3.u.). • (3) Holding the pushbutton selector (253 / B) right, install the right side of the selector Fire and Safety (255) by pushing down (Fig. 9.3.u.). • Check that the fire selector and safety (255) working normally. • Replace the trigger body (261) as described in § 9.3.4.

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INCORRECT

CORRECT

Carcass (210/1)


Fig. 9.3.v. - Removing the rod relaxation

Fig. 9.3.w. - Way back in the rod relaxation

Groove

1

Carcass (210/1)



Carcass (210/1)

Fig. 9.3.x. - Replacing the rod relaxation

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9.3.6. Disassembly and reassembly of the trigger rod (269) Disassembly • Remove the housing of firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.1.5. • Remove the trigger body (261) as described in § 9.3.4. • Cross the two branches of the rod expander (269) from the back of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.v.). • Removing the trigger rod (269) of the housing (210/1) from the rear of the carcass (210/1), (Fig. 9.3.v.).

Reassembly • Insert the rod relaxation (269) in the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.w.). Warning: There is a way to install the rod relaxation (269) in the carcass (210/1). • (1) Cross the two branches of the rod expander (269), by introducing the rear of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.x.). • (2) Using needle-nose needle-nose pliers 1820 UT at the top of the frame, pull the rod relaxing (269) towards the front of the housing (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.y.) until its ends within plus at the back of the carcass (210/1), taking care to insert the rod relaxing (269) in the corresponding groove of the housing (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.y.). • Replace the trigger body (261) as described in § 9.3.4 ensuring put the rod relaxing (269) in its notch in the detent body (261). • Replace the housing firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.4.1.

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Probe rocker 1 2

Push selector (253 / A)


Fig. 9.3.z. -Removing the key removed assembly

Spring key disassembly (235)

Spring key disassembly (235) Key disassembly


Fig. 9.3.aa. - Removing the push selector and spring key


Key disassembly

Fig. 9.3.ab. - Replacing the pushbutton selector and spring removal key

Probe rocker Carcass (210/1)



Fig. 9.3.ac. - Reassembling the key assembly disassembly

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9.3.7. Disassembly and reassembly disassembly assembly key (230) Disassembly • Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the procedure maintenance campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.3.). • Remove the housing of firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.1.5. • Remove the trigger rod (269) as described in § 9.3.6. • (1) By pressing the sensor switch, (2) remove the key removal assembly (230) of the carcass (210/1) taking care not to lose the pushbutton selector (253 / A) and spring key Removal (235) (Fig. 9.3.z.). • If necessary, remove the push selector (253 / A) and the spring lever from (235) Removal of the key (Fig. 9.3.aa.).

Reassembly • Replace the spring removal key (235) and push the selector (253 / A) in the slot on the side of the key removal (Fig. 9.3.ab.). • Insert the key removal assembly (230) on o n the left side of the carcass (210/1) ensuring that the pusher selector (253 / A) is directed towards the front of the carcass (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.ac.). • By pushing the probe tips downwards, press the key removal assembly (230) in the housing (210/1) (Fig. 9.3.ac.). • Refit the rod relaxation (269) as described in § 9.3.6. • Replace the housing firing mechanism (510) as described in § 7.4.1. • Replace the moving parts assembly (410) as described in the maintenance procedure campaign (in § 7.4.3. § in 7.4.4.).

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460

Fig. 9.4.a. - Set cap for flash suppressor

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PLUG ASSEMBLY FOR COVER FLAME (Fig. 9.4.a.)

9.4.1. Removing and replacing the plug cover fire (460) Disassembly • Remove the cap for flash suppressor (460) by pulling forward (Fig. 9.4.b.).

Reassembly • Place the cap flash suppressor (460) on the flash suppressor (151).

Cap for flash suppressor (460)

Cover flame

Fig. 9.4.b. - Removing the cap flash suppressor

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P1

P

Fig. 10.1.a. - Target to verify the accuracy of fire

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CHAPTER 10: INSPECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS

Before intervetion the Integrated Weapon System F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

On REGLAGEMOYEN IMP'IMPA10 .1. SET POINT AVERAGE OF IMPA CT (PMI) USING BODIES OF SIGHT MECHANICAL

• Determine the mean point of impact (PMI) on the target. If the MIP is a point (P1), located 14 mm above the point of sight (P) onto a target located 50 m, or 73 mm located above the point of referred to (P) on a target at 100 m, the shooting accuracy is correct. The use of a point (P1) during the verification procedure 50 m or 100 m allows ensure proper shooting accuracy to 250 m.

If this is not the case, the shooting accuracy should be adjusted by regulating bodies under mechanical (see § 10.2)..

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Increase Screw increase

Fig. 10.2.a. - Setting up

OREA 255

Handlebar

Fig. 10.2.b. - Adjustable handlebar

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10.2. ADJUSTMENT OF MECHANICAL COMPONENTS REFERRED

To adjust the sights, proceed as follows: • Determine the mean point of impact (PMI). If PMI is the imaginary point (P1), the adjustment procedure is not necessary. If the MIP does not match the imaginary point (P1), carry out the procedure adjustment described below. • If adjustment in azimuth point average impact (PMI) is required, turn 1/4 turn screw up square head (Fig. 10.2.a.). PMI to move to the right, turn the scre w clockwise increases. PMI to move to the left, turn the screw in the direction of rising anticlockwise. Each rotation 1/4 turn alter the position of the PMI of 2.25 cm on a target located at 50 m and 4.5 cm at a target at 100 m.

• If adjustment in elevation is necessary to rotate one quarter turn of the handle using the OREA 255 (Fig. 10.2.b.). To reassemble the PMI, turn the handlebar clockwise. PMI to lower, turn the handlebar in the anti -clockwise. Each rotation 1/4 turn change the vertical position of 4.5 cm on P MI a target at 50 m and 9 cm on a target at 100 m.

• Check the setting by determining the PMI once again following the procedure descr ibed descr ibed in § 10.1.

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Fig. 10.3.a. - Support and Tactical gun assembled

G018

G026

Fig. 10.3.b - Wear Gauge G018 and control rod straightness G026

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGE10.3. VERIFICATION AND CALIBRA CANON OF GE 10.3.1. Preparation • Remove the bracket and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) as described in maintenance procedures campaign (§ 7.1.1. § in 7.1.2.). • Clean and dry the barrel as described descri bed in Chapter 8. • Visually inspect the outside of the barrel. • Visually inspect the caliber of the gun.

10.3.2. Making calibration ball • Introduce the class without forcing wear G018 (warning and disposal) in the room gun and check that the marks 'warning' and 'reject' do not pass the rear end of the barrel extension. The warning area is achieved when the gauge enters the chamber barrel chamber from the side of at least 95 mm, that is to say when the first notch located on the shank of the gauge reaches or exceeds the rear face of the barrel extension. The gun is off when the second notch located 110 mm rod gauge coincides with or exceeds the rear face of the barrel extension. In this case, the gun can not be used and must be replaced.

10.3.3. Checking the correctness of the barrel • Place the assembled media and Tactical barrel (110/1) in a vertical position and insert the control rod straightness G026 barrel in the barrel by the chamber. Check if the rod simply through the barrel under the action of its own weight. Warning: Catching the control rod straightness G026 cannon at the other end of barrel to prevent it from falling. If the control rod straightness of the barrel through the barrel without G026 problem, gun is functional. Otherwise, the gun can not be used and must be replaced.

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G117

G115

Fig. 10.4.a. - Calibre rebate mini G115 and gauge rebate disposal G117

Rocker (411)

Lever weapons

Fig. 10.4.b. - Lock lever weapons

Fig. 10.4.c. - Pivoting of the lever

Locking cam (424)

Locking cam (424)

Fig. 10.4.d. - The bolt is completely locked

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGEFEUILLURE10.4. VERIFICATION AND CALIBRATION OF THE REBATE The groove is the distance between the bottom of the housing of the cylinder head (450) and a conventional diameter the nose cone of the barrel chamber. This distance corresponds to the space available for the sleeve. The calibration of the rebate is crucial because it determines the correct operation of weapon in complete safety. This calibration must be performed during periodic inspections but also after any intervention on the media and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) and the bolt (450). The procedure for checking and calibration is to check the locking of the bolt (450) into inserting different sizes of rebate in the barrel chamber.

• If necessary, clean the front of the head (450) and the chamber as described in Chapter 8. • Open the cover (271) to access the room. • Put the gun so that the barrel is pointing down. • Pull the lever arms completely backwards and then pull upwards to lock in the rear position (Fig. 10.4.b.). • Rotate the lever (411) (Fig. 10.4.c.) and insert the caliber rebate 'mini' G115 in the chamber of the barrel. • To check that the bolt (450) is properly locked, proceed as follows: - Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position '1 '(BLOW BY BLOW BY BLOW COUP1). - Pull the trigger and make sure the bolt (450) is fully locked: the locking cam (424) must be located in the abutting ramp unlocking (Fig. 10.4.d.). • Pull the lever arms completely backwards and then pull upwards to lock in the rear position (Fig. 10.4.b.). • Placing the weapon so that the barrel pointing upwards and remove the template rebate 'mini' G115. • Repeat the above procedure with the caliber rebate 'waste' G117 and ensure that the yoke (450) is not locked: the locking cam (424) is not in stop in the unlocking ramp (Fig. 10.4.e.). The rebate is valid if the caliber rebate 'mini' still allows the G115 correct locking of the bolt (450) and if the size of the rebate 'waste' G117 always prevents the lock bolt (450). The rebate is incorrect in all other cases. • If the rebate is not correct, check if you can solve the problem by replacing either the head (450) as described in § 7.1.3. and § 7.4.3. the barrel is assembled (150) as described in § 9.1.5. Warning: If the media and assembled gun Tactical (110/1) is replaced, check rate of fire and shooting accuracy (see § 10.1.) and, if necessary, setting bodies under mechanical (see § 10.2)..

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Extractor (454) Ejector (464)

Front

Fig. 10.5.a. - Slide

G119

Fig. 10.5.b. - Size of project side extractor G119

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGEL'EXTRA'EXTRACTEUR10 .5. VERIFICATION AND CALIBRATION OF EXTRA CTOR GE (454) Verification and calibration of the extractor (454) must be made at periodic inspections but also after replacement.

10.5.1. Verification and calibration of the lateral projection of the extractor (454)

Note: Do not perform this procedure if the extractor (454) is replaced. • Remove the bolt (450) as described in § 7.1.3. • If necessary, clean the front face of the yoke (450) and the extractor (454) as described in Chapter 8. • With the caliber of lateral projection of the extractor G119, check the lateral projection of extractor (454) as follows: - Show the flat face of the gauge of side projection of the extractor at the front of G119 the cylinder head (450) ensuring the guide notch in front of the ejector (464). If the notch of the pattern of side projection of the extractor G119 is not placed in front of the ejector (464), the verification procedure will not validating for the ejector (464) is interfere with the template.

- Pressing the template against the front of the cylinder head (450). The lateral projection of the extractor (454) is correct if the end of the template lateral projection of the extractor G119 can not reach the bottom of the bowl head when pushed gently. In this case, the procedure is completed. Then proceed to the procedure verification and calibration described in § 10.5.2. The lateral projection of the extractor (454) is incorrect if the tip of the gauge of side projection of the extractor G119 can reach the bottom of the bowl head when pushed gently. In this case, the extractor (454) and springs (455) are to be replaced as described in § 7.2.1 and § 7.3.1.

Note: Alternative procedure: value metrologically control: the bolt (450) and the extractor (454) form a cylinder 8.86 mm in diameter.

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G118

Fig. 10.5.c. - Size of project longitudinal extractor G118

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGEL'EXTRA'EXTRACTEUR10 .5. VERIFICATION AND CALIBRATION OF EXTRA CTOR GE (454) (CONTINUED) 10.5.2. Verification and calibration of the longitudina longitudinall projection the extractor (454) The longitudinal projection of the extractor (454) is the distance between the tip of the extractor (454) and the bottom cup of the yoke (450). This distance is the space for the rim of the cartridge.

• If not already done, remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.1.3. • Using longitudinal projection of the caliber of the extractor G118, check the projection Longitudinal extractor (454) as follows: - Pressing the planar face of the end 'quick' against the bottom of the caliber of the bowl yoke (450). - Ensuring maintain a clean contact between the probe and the bottom of the bowl yoke (450), rotate the arms under the spout of the extractor (454). - Repeat this procedure with the next 'maxi' caliber.

The longitudinal projection of the extractor (454) is correct if the lug side MINI The size may pass between the tip of the extractor (454) and the trough base of the bolt (450) and if the pin side MAXI can not pass. In this case, the procedure is completed. The longitudinal projection of the extractor (454) is incorrect if the lug side MINI's caliber can not pass between the tip of the extractor (454) and the bottom cup of the yoke (450). In this case, the extractor (454) and springs (455) are to be replaced as described in § 7.2.1. and § 7.3.1.

Note: Alternative procedure: value metrologically control: the projection Longitudinal extractor (454) is 1.40 ± 0.18 mm.

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Breech (450)

Striker (427)

Fig. 10.6.a. - Firing pin and bolt

G122 G121

Fig. 10.6.b. - Calibre projection of the striker G121 and size zeroing G122

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGE10.6. VERIFICATION AND BREEDING OF CALIBRA GE STRIKER (427) The projection of the striker (427) is the distance between the protruding end of the striker (427) and the bottom of bowl of the yoke (450) when the bolt (450) has been locked in the chamber. Verification and calibration of the p rojection of the striker (427) must be made during regular inspections but also when replacing the firing pin (427) and the yoke (450).

• Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.1.3. • If necessary, clean the cylinder head (450) as described in Chapter 8. • zeroed caliber firing pin protrusion G121 as follo ws: - Place the pointer of the gauge of the firing pin protruding into the housing of G121 Template G122 zeroing provided for this purpose. - Align the needle of the gauge projection of G121 striker on the zero mark. • Using the gauge projection of striker G121, check the protrusion of the firing pin (427) in as follows: - In now moving parts assemblies (410) with vertical slide rod (434) upwardly directed, lay the assembly on a planar suface bearing on the end of striker (427). - Lift index yoke and press the yoke (450) in its housing in the body slide. - Taking the class in the other hand, place the pointer in the gauge housing striker (427) at the front of the cylinder head (450) and pressing the template against the bottom of cup of the yoke (450). - Measure the protrusion of the striker (427) on the scale of the gauge.

If the measurement is between -20 and +20, the protrusion of the firing pin (427) is correct. Otherwise, the projection of the striker (427) is incorrect, and the striker (427) must be replaced as described in § 7.1.3. and § 7.4.3. After replacing the firing pin (427), the process of verification and calibration must be repeated.

Note: Alternative procedure: value metrologically control: the projection of the striker (427) is 1.02 ± 0.2 mm.

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Slide rod (434)

Slider body

Fig. 10.7.a. - Stem slide and body slide

G114

Rotating pin

Fig. 10.7.b. - Gauge Control G114

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VERIFICATIONCALIBRAGE10.7. VERIFICATION AND CALIBRA GE SLIDE ROD (434) Verification and calibration of the slide rod (434) must be made at periodic inspection but also after any intervention thereon (Disassembly, assembly, ...).

• Remove the moving parts assembly (410) as described in § 7.1.3. • If necessary, clean the moving parts assembly (410) as described in Chapter 8. • Holding assemblies moving parts (410) with vertical slide rod (434) directed upwards, the slider body put on a flat surface. • Use of the gauge G114, check the length of t he slide rod (434) as follows: - Taking the gauge G114 vertically, place the pin on the rotating face before the slider body. - Rotate the end 'NO GO' caliber G114 to control rod slide (434). The end of 'NO GO' caliber should be blocked by the rod slide (434). - Rotate the end 'GO' of the inspection gauge G114 to said slide rod (434). The end 'GO' of the caliber must pass above said slide rod (434).

If the checks 'NO GO' and 'GO' are conclusive, the length of the rod slide (434) is correct. Otherwise, the length of the slide rod (434) is incorrect and must be adjusted by tightening or loosening said slide rod (434) in the body of slide. Caution: If the coiled spring pin (439) has not been removed, remove slide out of the body as described in § 9.2.3. Using the spanner UT 1306 of the flat on the slide rod (434) provided for this, tighten or loosen the slide rod (434) a fraction of a turn. Once the slide rod (434) tightened or loosened, the verification procedure and calibration must be repeated. Warning: Once the process of verification and calibration is complete, go back a new spiral spring pin (439) in the slider body as described in § 9.2.3.

Note: Alternative procedure: value metrologically control: the end of the rod slide (434) to be 284 ± 0.4 mm from the front of the slider body.

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ANALYSEPANNESCHAPITRE ANALYSEPANNESCHA PITRE 11: ANALYSIS OF FAILURES Before any work on the weapon system integrated F2000 Tactical, be sure to be familiar with the safety information given in Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual.

PASQUAND11.1. WEAPON NOT FIRE CORRECTLY WHEN THE TRIGGER IS PRESSED The following verification procedure solves the majority of problems that are not caused by failure of a component. If this does not solve the problem, check whether a common problem, presented in § 11.2., is encountered. If this is the case, apply the recommended solution. If the problem persists despite various corrective actions specified above, the weapon should not be used until it has been examined by a qualified operator.

Verification procedure • Set the fire selector and safety (255) in position 'S' (SURETESURETE). S SAFETY • Press the lock button charger (247) and remove the magazine (601) out of the gun. • Check the charger 30 cartridges (601). • Pull the lever arms completely backwards then let back forward accompanying it. If a cartridge or socket was present in the room, it will be ejected from the weapon by the ejection port on the front of the weapon. • Open the cover (271). • Pull the lever arms completely backwards and hold it position. • Ensure that the room is not dirty. • By pointing the gun in a safe direction, leave the lever back Arming forward accompanying moving parts. • Check that the internal components of the gun are not excessively dirty. • Reset the weapon as described in § 6.2. • In pointing in a safe direction, directi on, test the operation vacuum squeezing the trigger.

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Problem

Cause

Solution

Problem during loading of the cartridge

The cartridge is not outside the charger 30 cartridges (601).

Check the mounting and locking correct charger 30 cartridge (601) on the weapon.

The cartridge out of the charger 30 cartridges (601) but is not charged correctly.

Check the correct operation of charger 30 cartridges (601). If necessary, replace the charger 30 cartridges (601). Clean the room.

Lock failed

The rebate is too small.

Verify and calibrate the rebate as described in § 10.4.

Problem during firing

The cartridge is defective.

Remove the defective cartridge.

The firing pin (427) is broken or distorted.

Replace the striker (427).

The firing pin (427) is defective.

Verify and calibrate the projection of striker (427) as described in § 10.6.

The yoke (450) is dirty.

Clean the bolt (450).

The mechanism housing firing (510) is defective.

Check the correct operation of housing setting mechanism fire (510). If necessary, replace the housing firing mechanism (510).

Problems during extraction

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Moving parts assemblies (410) are defective.

Check the right moving parts mobile assemblies (410).

The extractor (454) and / or springs (455) are broken or damaged.

Replace the extractor (454) and / or (s) spring (s) (455).

The extractor (454) is defective.

Verify and calibrate the extractor (454) as described in § 10.5.

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Problem

Cause

Solution

Problems during extraction (Continued)

The extractor (454) and / or springs (455) are broken or damaged.

Replace the extractor (454) and / or (s) spring (s) (455).

The decline of moving parts is insufficient.

Verify proper mobility moving parts.

The yoke (450) is dirty.

Clean the bolt (450).

The room is dirty, oxidized or damaged.

Clean the room.

The rebate is too important.

Check and calibrate the rebate as described in § 10.4.

If necessary, replace the barrel assembly (150) as described in § 9.1.6.

The rebate is too important

Check and calibrate the rebate as described in § 10.4.

Problems during ejection

The ejector (464) and / or spring (465) is broken and / or damaged.

Replace the ejector (464) and / or the spring (465) as described in § 9.2.2.

Decline inadequate moving parts

Moving parts dirty.

Clean moving parts and, if necessary, the interior the carcass (210/1).

Moving parts defective.

Verify the functionality of moving parts. If necessary, check the rate of fire.

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HERSTALFN HERSTAL 11.2. COMMON PROBLEMS (CONTINUED)

Problem

Cause

Solution

Rate too low suspected

Check the cleanliness interior of the weapon.

I nci d e d e nt s fo nct i o m e nt detached i m p ut a b l e a s ca s e d i na nce e q ua t e example: lack of lower parts with missing Mobile ejection

Check the operation Manually moving parts abnormal without jamming. Check that the 3 slots piston rings (182) are not well aligned their nondamage. If necessary, replace the piston rings (182) and / or replace the properly as described in § 9.1.3.

Check that the room is damage (not scratched, etc..). example: missed with ejection supply well started the next munition

Rate too high suspected

Check that the cap hoop (161) is in position 'Normal' (see § 6.3.).

Check that the screws throttle control (144) and that the outlet hole located on the gas cap fret (161) are not obstructed. Confirm the clamping of the screw gases (144).

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FN HERSTALHERSTAL

ACCE 1

915 922

920

ACCE 1/1

950

915/1

ACCE 470 * 922

920/1

940

280 OREA 885 OREA 271/1

OREA 258 OREA 184

ACCE 700 ACCE 880 ACCE ACCE ACCE 767 ACCE 761 766 764 ACCE 768 ACCE 2x 765

OREA 895

OREA 700

OREA 893

OREA 255 OREA 892

ACCE 762

OREA 892B

OREA 892A

Fig. 12.a. - Accessories

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CHAPTER 12: ACCESSORIES 12.1. ACCESSORIES (Fig. 12.a)

No CAT

Description

Qt é by unit

280

Handguard tri-rail

1

915

Tactical sling for all

1

920

Ramp assembly

1

922

Snap

1

915/1 920/1 922 940

1

All tactical Tactical sling Tactical sling assembly

1

Snap

1

Complete toolkit for Tactical

1

OREA255

Key handlebar

1

OREA885

Cleaning kit

1

OREA184

Swab full

1

OREA258

Brush and room

1

Complete cleaning handle

1

OREA700

Burette

1

OREA895

Brush

1

OREA271 / 1

OREA892

And scraper combination tool

1

OREA892A

Scraper

1

OREA892B

Plug

1

OREA893 950

Tool for setting screw bezel

1

Camera shooting assembled white

1

Bayonet F2000 multifunction

1

Bayonet complete

1

ACCE470 *

Folding handle for Picatinny rail

1

ACCE700

Aimpoint sight complete with support arms

1

ACCE1 ACCE1 / 1

Notes

ACCE762

Ring arms 22M68

1

ACCE880

Aimpoint full viewfinder

1

ACCE761

DLI/3N (3000, 5000, Comp, xd, this mod)

1

ACCE764

Rubber strap comp comp M2 ML2

1

ACCE765

Cap, adj. screw M comp, comp ML

2

ACCE766

Lenscover, flip-up, front all the models

1

ACCE767

Lenscover, flip-up rear

1

ACCE768

Battery cap comp M2, ML2 comp

1

* Only used with the handguard tri-rail (280)

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Catalogue n3480080010


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OREA 26

OREA 54

(*) Not shown

Left view

Right View

Fig. 13.a. - OREA

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CHAPTER 13: TOOLS AND TEMPLATES 13.1. TOOLS 13.1.1. List of OREA (Fig. 13.a.)

No CAT

Description

Qt é by unit

OREA26

Mounting plate lips carcass

1

OREA54

Hunting pin diameter 8.75, length 55 (*)

1

Notes

13.1.2. List of UT (not shown)

No CAT

Description

Qt é by unit

UT1306

Wrench

1

UT1817

Pliers isolated

1

UT1820

Nose pliers

1

UT1822

Cutter head tilted

1

UT1905

Screwdriver

1

UT1937

Torque Screwdriver

1

UT2005

Hunting pin diameter 1.4, length 15

1

UT2008

1.9 diameter pin punch

1

UT2010

Hunting pin diameter 2.9, length 40

1

UT2038

0.9 diameter pin punch

1

UT2110

Industrial hammer 150 g

1

UT2114

Hammer

1

UT2370

Wrench

1

UT2371

Tip

1

UT2372

Screwdriver bit

1

UT2421

Drill diameter 3 mm

1

UT2601

Turn left extensible 1-10

1

UT2824

Puller studs M6-M8

1

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G018

G117

G115 G026

G119

G118

G114

G122 G121

Fig. 13.b. - Gauges

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HERSTALFN HERSTAL 13.2. SIZES (Fig. 13.b)

No CAT

Description

Qt é by unit

G018

CB259 wear soul (warning and disposal)

1

G026

STD5490R control rod straightness of the barrel

1

G114

0734871137 control pos. sliding rod go / no go

1

G115

Std 10/38.02/7.663 rebate. min

1

G117

Std 10/38.35/7.663 rebate. scum

1

G118

0734871139 lon projection control. extractor

1

G119

0734871084 extractor control lateral projection

1

G121

0734871138 projection of the striker (comparison)

1

G122

0734871089 rapporteur zeroing caliber G121

1

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Notes


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CHAPTER 14: NOTES

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108973403 F2000 TM F Maintenance Manual TAC English

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