Instructions de montage - EAW

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Pivot Mounts
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Montageanleitung
Mounting Instructions
Instructions de montage
for pivot mounts with the adjustable
EAW systems – for scopes with
mounting rail
General Information
A Carefully remove all residues of
blueing from all mounting parts. Remove
blueing from the plane contact surface
of the pivot pin (our polisher, EAW ref.
No. 22300, is ideal for this purpose), and
equally from contact surfaces of bases
and weapon. Degrease contact faces,
mount bases provisionally (if necessary,
turn front base by 180°) and adjust them.
B Furnish the contact surfaces with a
highly viscous oil before inserting the
pivot pin into the front base. (Repeat
this procedure regularly during use of the
mount.) Insert front foot into 6. Adjust the
fit of the front foot by turning adjusting
screw 7 and secure it by tightening lock
screw 71. In case of a bolt action rifle, the
plane contact surface of the pivot has to
be abraded carefully. Take out swing bolts
14, remove blueing from contact faces of
the bolt heads and grease swing bolts
with sliding oil or grease, e. g. molykote.
Tighten them slightly.
C Remove both bases again, degrease
contact faces thoroughly and screw
bases on again. Relieve screws No. 1 by
additional pasting or soldering of the
plates. Do not paste or solder surface “X“
of the front base (see hatched surface in
the drawing)!
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adjustable front bases
7
type A X
type B
6
rear base with adjustable breechblock
11 12
1
10
8
1
71
20
6
Standard Prism
D Take out prism cross screws 9, fit
mounting rail of the scope into prism
of the front foot. Insert front foot into
front base and adjust scope to the best
possible eye relief. Drill mounting rail at
the locations of screw holes 9 by means
of a Ø 3.5 mm twist drill (do not drill
through to the mounting prism thread),
put screws 9 back in and tighten them.
For an easy drilling, we recommend
our drilling rack, EAW ref. No. 22000.
E Fit rear foot onto middle tube rail
and move it to a position that the T-pin
comes axially into the middle of slot 8.
In this position drill mounting rail and
insert screw 9 as described under D.
Ensure that the bottom side of the rear
foot comes parallel to the upper side of
the rear base (lock).
front foot
14
9
Zeiss VM/ZM, Docter
with straight front foot:
D Take out swing bolts 14 and disassemble
front foot. Insert clamping
blocks 16 into rail of scope and fix top
of front foot by means of screws 19 in a
way that it can still be moved. Assemble
front foot again and tighten swing bolts
14 slightly.
with extended front foot:
D Insert clamping blocks 16 into rail
of scope and fix front foot by means of
screws 19 in a way that it can still be
moved.
Insert front foot into front base and
adjust scope to the best possible eye
relief. Take off scope together with the
front foot without shifting it. Tighten
screws 19 with 10 Nm (for this purpose,
a straight front foot has to be disassembled
again).
E Move rear foot to a position that the
T-pin comes axially into the middle of
slot 8. Take off scope without shifting
rear foot, and tighten screw 19. Ensure
that the bottom side of the rear foot
comes parallel to the upper side of the
rear base (lock).
front foot
14
16
19

Swarovski SR
with straight front foot:
D Take out swing bolts 14 and disassemble
front foot. Insert clamping
blocks 17 into rail of scope.
Mount front foot by means of one
swing bolt 14, insert it into front base
and adjust scope to the best possible
eye relief. The toothed plate must have
been inserted into the front foot. Take
off scope together with the front foot
without shifting it, and tighten rear
clamping block. Remove top of front
foot and tighten second clamping block.
Assemble front foot again and tighten
swing bolts 14 slightly.
with extended front foot:
D Insert clamping blocks 17 into rail
of scope and adjust scope to the best
possible eye relief. The toothed plate
must have been inserted into the front
foot. Take off scope together with the
front foot without shifting it, and tighten
both clamping blocks with 10 Nm.
E Move rear foot to a position that the
T-pin comes axially into the middle of
slot 8. Take off scope without shifting
rear foot, and tighten screw 19. Ensure
that the bottom side of the rear foot
comes parallel to the upper side of the
rear base (lock).
front foot
14
17
19
Schmidt & Bender Convex
Please note: The feather key which has
been inserted into the front foot can be
removed for the purpose of aligning the
scope, if necessary.
with straight front foot:
D Take out swing bolts 14 and
disassemble front foot. Insert clamping
blocks 18 into rail of scope and fix top
of front foot by means of screws 19 in
a way that it can still be moved.
Mount front foot by means of one
swing bolt 14, insert it into the front base
and adjust scope to the best possible eye
relief. Take off scope together with the
front foot without shifting it. Remove
top of front foot and tighten screws 19
with 10 Nm. Assemble front foot again
and tighten swing bolts 14 slightly.
with extended front foot:
D Insert clamping blocks 18 into rail
of scope and fix front foot by means of
screws 19 in a way that it can still be
moved. Insert front foot into front base
and adjust scope to the best possible
eye relief. Take off scope together with
front foot without shifting it. Tighten
screws 19 with 10 Nm.
E Move rear foot to a position that the
T-pin comes axially into the middle of
slot 8. Take off scope without shifting
rear foot, and tighten screw 19. Ensure
that the bottom side of the rear foot
comes parallel to the upper side of the
rear base (lock).
front foot
14
18
19
F Set up scope again, turn breechblock
lever 12 by approx. 70° upwards and
clamp it tightly by turning set bolt
10 to the left (counter-clockwise).
Tighten swing bolts 14 (pasting is not
necessary!). Carefully turn set bolt 10
to the right until breechblock lever 12,
which meanwhile is sliding downwards,
stops approx. 1 mm before its final
position. In this position secure set bolt
10 by tightening lock screw 11.
G Align scope by means of support
screws 20 and tighten both of them.
Train and examine the fit of the feet by
pivoting the scope several times; on
this occasion once again check the fit
of the pin of the front foot, resp. adjust
it exactly by means of adjusting screw 7
and secure it with lock screw 71.
The scope must be movable tensionfree
without any force, and for the purpose
of pivoting, it must be possible
to open the breechblock with the right
forefinger. When the rear foot clicks into
place, the breechblock must open and
close automatically. Should lever 12
slide completely downwards, once again
adjust set bolt 10 counter-clockwise.
Examine if all screws fit tightly. Lightly
lubricate the moving parts. Adhesive
must be well-hardened. After the first
trial shots check whether lever 12 still
stops approx. 0.5 to 1 mm before its final
position. If necessary, adjust it again.
Please Note: To guarantee a faultless
functioning of the EAW mount, it must
be possible to swivel the scope without
exerting any force. The rear foot should
be pivoted easily into the breechblock.
Due to the technical features of the EAW
breechblock, there is a small light gap
between the rear foot and the upper
surface of the rear base (lock) – contrary
to the claw mount. The mount must fit
absolutely tensionfree! Pressing down
lever 12 manually might have a negative
effect on the shooting performance.
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