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FN P90®: ARMORERS MANUAL

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THIS DOCUMENT IS THE PROPERTY OF FN HERSTAL S.A. IT MAY NOT BE USED, REPRODUCED OR DISCLOSED TO A THIRD PARTY WITHOUT PRIOR FORMAL CONSENT OF FN HERSTAL S.A.

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NOTES : - The descriptions ond illustrations in this maintenance manual may differ slightly from the present configuration of the product. This would reflect the constant evolution of the product during its industrial life. - Data in this manual is technical only and of no contractua l value.

TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 : GENERALITIES 1 .1.

Introduction .................................... ............. ....................................................... 7

1.2 .

Description ... .. .... ........................................ ..... .. .. ... .. .......................................... 7

1.3.

Technical data .............. ........ ....... .......... .............................. .. .... .......... ... ... .. .... .... 8 1 .3.1.

Dimensions a nd weight .. .................. .......... .. .... .. ... ......................... .... .... 8

1 .3.2.

Functional data ........ ...... .............................. ... ... ......... .......................... 8

l .3.3. 1 .3.4.

Ballistics .... ........ ...... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... ... ... ...... .... .. ........ .. ........ .............. ........... 8 Laser characteristics (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) .. 9

1.4.

Accessori es ... .......................... ......... .. ....... ........... .................. ............ ............ ... 10

1.5.

Abbreviati ons .... .. ............................ ...................... ....... ... ...... .. ............ ...... ...... .. 11

CHAPTER 2 : IDENTIFICATION OF THE PARTS 2.1. 2.2.

How to order pa rts ....... .............. ........ ... ............ ... .......... ... ... ............................. 13 Parts lists ............... .......... ................... ... .... ............................... .. ...................... 13 2.2.1 .

Barrel and optica l sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) ..... 15 Barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and

P9Q®TR LIR) ................................................. .. ............................. ..... ..... l 9 2.2.2.

Frame and trigger group [ 2] (only P9Q® and P9Q® TR) ... ....................... .. 23 Fra me, t rigger and laser group [ 2 ] (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR UR) .................................................................................... 27

2.2.3.

Moving parts group [ 3 ] ... ........... .. ......... ..... ......................................... 33

2 .2.4 .

Hammer group [ 4 ] ............................................ .......................... .. .... . 37

2 .2.5.

Magazine [ 5 ] .. ......... ........ .. ... .... ... .. .. ...... ... ... .. .... ................................ 4 1

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CHAPTER 3 : OPERATING PRINCIPLES

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3. 1. 3.2. 3.3 .

3.4.

Introduction ...................................................................................................... The "safe mode" I the "initial mode" .................................................................. Semi-automatic firing mode ............................................................................... 3.3.1. Firing the first round ............................................................................. 3.3.2. Rearwa rd movement of the moving parts ............................................... 3.3.3 . Forward movement of the moving parts ............................................ ..... Full-automatic firing mode .............. ............................ .......................................

43 45 47 47 49 51 53

3.5 . 3.6.

Safety sear (541 ) ......................... .... ..................... ........................... ....... ........... 55 Visible and infra-red loser {only P9Q® LV, P9Q® L/R, P90® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) ..... 55

CHAPTER 4 : SAFETY INFORMATION 4.1 . 4.2. 4.3. 4.4 .

Warnings and cautions ........................................... ...................................... ..... Safety checks ........................................................................... .... .... ................. Tritium light source (714) {only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) .................................. Visible and infra-red laser {only P90® LV, P9Q® L/R, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) .....

57 57 58 59

CHAPTER 5 : RECEPTION OF THE GUN

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......... ..... ................. ............... ... ...................... .................... ............... ... .. ... ... .. 61

CHAPTER 6 : USING THE SUBMACHINE GUN 6. 1. 6.2. 6.3. 6.4. 6.5.

Loading the magazine [ 5 I ................................................................................ Loading and cocking the submachine gun ...................... ..................................... Firing the submachine gun ............ .. .............................. ............ ......................... Unloading the submachine gu n .......................................... ...... .. ........................ Using the visible or infra-red laser (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and

63 63 65 67

P9Q® TR LIR) ........................................................................................................ 69 6.5.1. 6.5.2.

Inserting the battery (71 7) ..................................................................... 69 Setting the laser selector (84) ................................................................ 69

6.5 .3.

Activating the laser .................. .................... ................. ........................ 69

CHAPTER 7: FIELD STRIPPING 7.1. 7.2.

Disassembling the submochine gun .............................. ...................................... 71 Disassembling the magazine [ 5 I ....................................................................... 75

CHAPTER 8 :MAINTENANCE 8.1 . 8.2 .

Lubricant specifications ........................................ ......................................... ..... 7 6 Cleaning and lubrication before firing .... .. .......... .... ............................................. 77

8.3.

Cleaning and lubrication after firing .................................................................... 78

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CHAPTER 9: DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 9.1.

9.2.

9.3.

9.4.

9.5.

Barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q®LIR) ... ................ 81 9.1.1 . Disassembly ............................................................... ... ............... .. ..... 81 9.1 .2. Reassembly ............................................................. ... ....................... .. 87 Barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) ............ 93 9.2.1. Disassembly ............ ..... ......... ............ .. .............. ...................... ............ 93 9.2.2. Reassembly .. ............... .. ........ .. ........ .... ....... ...... ........... .... ....... ....... ...... 97 Frome and trigger group [ 2] (only P9Q® and P9Q® TR) .................. .... .... ....... .. .... 101 Frome, trigg er and laser group [ 2] (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® L/R, P9Q® TR LV and P90®TR LIR) .............. ........................................ ."......... ...................................... 101 9.3 .1 . Disassembly .. ........................... ............ .. ...... ....... .......... ...... ...... ..... ... 101 9.3 .2. Disassembly of the frame (220) with integrated loser (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) .................................................. 107 9 .3.3. Reassembly of the frame (220) with integrated laser (only P9Q®LV, P9Q® L/R, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) ............. ..................................... 107 9.3.4. Reassembly ......... ............. ... ........ ... ................................................... 109 Moving ports group [ 3] ............................... .......... ............. ............................ 115 9.4.1. Disassembly ............................................................... ........... ....... ..... 115 9.4.2. Reassembly .... ....................... .......................... ............ ........... ...... ..... 119 Ham mer group [ 4] ........................... ... ........ ...... ....................... ..................... 123 9.5 .1. Disassembly .............. ... ............ ......... ... .............. ............................... 123 9 .5 .2. Reassembly ..... .................................................................................. 127

CHAPTER 10 : INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENTS 10.1. 10.2. 10.3. 10.4. 10 .5. 10.6. 10. 7.

Checking the firing precision ....................... ..................................................... 135 Adjustment of the optical sight (7 11) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) ............... 137 Checking the operation of the magazine [ 5] .................. ...... .. .. ........................ 139 Checking and gouging the barrel (131) ...... ............. .................. ............ ...... ..... 141 Checking and gauging the extractor (435) .................................... ............... .. ... 143 Checking and gauging the automatic sear (519) ...................................... ..... .... 145 Adjustment of the visible or infra-red laser (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) ................. .... ............................... ........... .... .. ... ..... ... .................. .... 147

CHAPTER 11 : TROUBLESHOOTING 11 .1. The gun does not fire when the trigger (261) is pulled ..... .......... .......... ... .... ....... . 148 11.2. Typical problems ........ ...... .... ..... ........ .. ......... ............................................... .... 148

CHAPTER 12 : ACCESSORIES List of accessories ........ ......................... .. ........... ....... .. ...... ............ ................... 151

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CHAPTER 13 : TOOLS AND GAUGES 13.1. Tools .............................................................................................................. 13.1 . 1. List of OREA ...................................................................................... 13. 1.2. List of UT ........... ................................................................................ 13.2. Gauges ................................................. .............. ......................... ............... ...

153 153 153 155

CHAPTER 14 : NOTES ........... ..... ................ .................. .......................... ......................................... 157

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(b) P9Q® TR

(a) P9Q®

AVOID EXPOSURE VISIBLE LASER LIGHT IS EMITTED FROM THIS APERTURE

AVOID EXPOSURE VISIBLE LASER LIGHT IS EMmEDFROM THIS APERTURE

lO.OmW Maximum Output Wavelength 635nm·S/+ IOnm CL\SS UJb LASER PRODUCf

(d) P9Q® TR LV

(c) P9Q® LV

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AVOID EXPOSURE INVISIBLE LASER LIGHT IS EMITTED fROM THIS APERTURE

AVOID EXPOSURE INVISIBLE LASER LIGHT IS EMITTED FROM THIS APERTURE

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P9Q® TR Ll R

Fig. 1 -The 6 versions of the P9Q® submachine gun

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CHAPTER 1 : GENERALITIES 1.1.

INTRODUCTION This manual is intended for the personnel responsible for the maintenance of the P9Q® submachine gun. The purpose of the manual is to familiarise the personnel with the operation and th e maintenance of the gun, to explain th e removal, d isassembly, repa ir and/or re placement of the component parts and to supply the appropriate inspection, gauging and adjustment procedures.

1.2.

DESCRIPTION The P9Q® submachine gun is a new-concept, compact, lightweight persona l defence weapon with a capacity of 50 cartridges of 5.7 x 28 mm ammunition and featuring extremely low recoil. The P9Q® is available in 6 versions (Fig. 1) P9Q®

P9Q® LV

P9Q® LIR

P9Q® TR

P9Q® TR LV

P9Q® TR LI R

In its standard version, the P90 has been provided with on optical re flex sight with built-in tritium beta-light source. P9Q®LV = P9Q® + fully integrated visible loser sight P9Q®LIR = P9Q® + fully integrated infra-red loser sight The P9Q®TR does not hove any built-in sight. It hos however been provided with 3 Picotinny roils (1 top roil ond 2 side roils) onto which o wide variety of optical sights ond accessories con be mounted. P9Q®TR LV = P9Q®TR + fully integrated visible loser sight P90®TR LIR = P90®TR + fully integrated infra-red loser sight Unless specified differently, all paragraphs of this Mai ntenance Manual apply to the 6 versions of the P9Q®.

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1.3.

TECHNICAL DATA

1.3.1.

Dimensions and weight

P90411 LV

P9 0~

P90 ~

LIR

P90 ~

TR

Overa ll length

500 mm ( 19. 7")

Width

55 mm (2.2")

P90~

TR LIR

180 mm (7. I ")

2 10 mm (8.3")

Height

P90411 TR LV

Weight (empty magazine)

2.704 kg (6.0 /b)

2.843 kg (6.3 /b)

2.843 kg (6.3 /b)

2.584 kg (5.7 /b)

2.7 10 kg (6.0 /b)

2.7 10 kg (6.0 /b)

Weight (full magazine)

3.028 kg (6.7 /b)

3.167 kg (7.0 /b)

3.1 67 kg (7.0 /b)

2.908 kg (6.4 /b)

3.034 kg (6.7 /b)

3.034 kg (6.7 /b)

1.3.2. Functional data

1.3.3.

Operating principle :

Blowback mechanism firing from closed breech

Calibre :

5.7 x 28 mm

Firi ng modes :

Sing le-sho1, fu ll-automatic

Trigger pull :

Sing le-shot: 2.5 to 4.5 do N Full-automatic: 5.0 to 7.0 daN

Magazine capacity:

50 ca rtridges

Barrel length :

264 mm (l 0.4 ")

Rifled length :

235 mm (9.3 ")

Nu mber of grooves :

8

Twist and directio n :

Right-hand

Cyclic rote of fi re :

900 rpm

Ballistics The following data apply to a P90®submachine gun firing the 5. 7 x 28 mm ammunition SS 190 (other types of ammunition (tracer, subsonic, .. .) are a/so available). Muzzle velocity :

715 m/ s (2 ,346 fps)

Effective range :

200m

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1.3.4. Laser characteristics (only P9Q®LV, P9Q® L/R, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR) (a) Visible laser (only P9Q® LV and P9Q®TR LV) Power output :

BmW

Wavelength :

635 nm

Laser type :

Class lllb

Power:

3 V lithium 2/3A battery

Battery Iife :

15 hours

(b) Infra-red laser (only P9Q® LIR and P9Q® TR LIR) Power output :

4 mW

Wavelength :

830 (± 10) nm

Laser type :

C lass lllb

Power:

3 V lithium 2/3A battery

Battery life :

15 hours

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1.4.

ACCESSORIES P90® Side ra il

P90® LIR

P90® LV

P90® TR

P9Q® TR LV

P90® TR LIR

Not relevant

OK

Sound suppressor

OK

Sound su ppressor bag

Soft bag (available in black, olive-green, sand -ye llow or woodla nd camouflage) for the sound suppressor

Case collector

OK (only available in black)

Tactical light

OK

External visible laser

OK

Not relevant

OK

OK

Not relevant

OK

External infra-red laser

OK

OK

Not relevant

OK

OK

Not relevant

O ptical red dot sight (Picatinny mounti ng)

OK (requires special Picatinny support)

OK

Picatinny support for optica l red dot sight

OK

Not re leva nt

Sling

OK

Oil can

OK

Cleaning kit

OK

Sight ad justment kit

Not relevant

OK

Magazine pouch

Pouch (available in bla ck, o live-green, sa nd-yel low or wood land ca mouflage) for 2 P9Q® magazines

Gun carrying bag

Soft carrying bag (available in black, olive-green, sand-yel low or woodland camouflage) fo r the P90®

OK:

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1.5.

ABBREVIATIONS A:

Ampere CAT no : Ca tal og num ber Centimetres em: Codification Number CN: Fig . : Figu re Feet per second fps : Grams g: kg: Ki lograms Pounds lb : Infra-red laser LIR : Visible laser LV: m: Metres Millimetres mm: Metres/second m/s: mW: Milliwatts Nanometres nm: "Outil de Reparation et d'Entretie n Armes" (specia l tool for weapon repa ir and OREA: maintenance) Quantity Qty: Rounds per minute rpm : Seconds s: Triple Rail TR: Universal Tool (commercial tool not considered as a FN Hersta l product, but which UT: can be supplied on special request) V: Volt

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Fig. 2.a -The 5 main groups of the P9Q® submachine gu n

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CHAPTER 2: IDENTIFICATION OF THE PARTS 2.1.

HOW TO ORDER PARTS For ordering parts, refer to the 'Catal og of parts and accessories' of the P90® submachine gun.

2.2.

PARTS LISTS The P9Q® submachine gun is subd ivided into 5 groups (Fig. 2.a) :

Group [ 1)

Fig.

Description

Parag ra ph 2.2. 1

Barrel and optical sight group

(P90®, P90® LV, P9Q® LIR)

2.b (1)

Barrel and support group

(P9Q® TR, P9Q®TR LV, P9Q® TR LIR) [ 2)

2.b (2) 2.2.2

Frome and trigger group

(P90®, P9Q® TR)

2.c (1)

Frome, trigger and loser group

(P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV, P9Q® TR LIR)

2.c (2)

[ 3]

Moving parts group

2.d

2 .2.3

[4)

Hammer group

2.e

2.2.4

[ 5)

Magazine

2.f

2 .2.5

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2.2.1.

Barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q®, P9Q®LV and P9Q® LIR) (a) List of parts (Fig. 2.b (1)) CAT n°

Description

11 0/0

Support and barrel, assembly Body, support, barrel

1

Spring, lock, support, barrel

121/0

Qty per unit

1

135 150

Spring, return, cocking handle

1 1 1 1

Cocking handle

1

155 162

Stud, cocking handle Spring, return, barrel

2

165

Flash-hider

1

711 712

Reflex optical sight Hexagonal socket countersunk head screw

1 2

714

Tritium light source (*)

1

715

Screw, adjustment, sight

2

125 127 131

Lock, support, barrel Barrel (9")

1

(•) Due to the radioactive decoy of the tritium, tritium light sources (714) should never be stored for o long time : it is recommended to order them when they ore needed. The following parts or assemblies cannot be ordered (separately) : a number has however been attributed in order to facilitate the descriptions throughout this Maintenance Manual :

No

Description

A1

Cocking handle body Optical sight body

A2

Qty per unit 1

1

(b) Description Th e barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] fits into position on top of the front part of the frame (220) and consists of the barrel support body (12 1) onto or into which the fol lowing assemblies and components have been install ed : - The barrel support lock assembly consisting of the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

The barrel support lock (7 27) should be pressed in order to be able to unlock and remove the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 } from the frame (220). On the other hand, the barrel support lock ( 127) should also be pressed when it is necessary to slide the barrel (131) out of the barrel support body (121) (after the flash-hider (165) and the barrel return spring (162) hove been removed from the barrel).

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2.2.1.

Barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) (b) Description {continued) - The barrel (131 ), inserted from the rear side into th e barrel support body (121 ), onto which the barrel return spring (162) has been placed and the flash-hider (165) has been screwed - The cocki ng handle (150), consisting of the cocking handle body (A 1) provided with the 2 cocki ng handle studs (155) and held in a spring-tensioned position by the cocking handle return spri ng (135)

When the cocking handle ( 750) is moved to the rear by using one of its studs ( 755), it wilt move the moving parts rearwards (also refer to§ 3.3.2). When the cocking handle (7 50) is released in its rear position, it returns towards its front position by the force of its return spring ( 735) and by the force of the moving parts which are pushed by the return springs (477) (also refer to§ 3.3.3). - The optical sight (7 11), comprising the tritium light source (714) mounted inside the optical sight body (A2)

The optical sight (7 7 7) is adjustable by the 2 sight adjustment screws (715) and fixed into position onto the barrel support body (7 2 7) by means of the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (77 2).

The 2 hexagonal socket head screws (7 72) should be correctly tightened as they also secure the 2 sight adjustment screws (7 75).

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2.2.1.

Barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q®TR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR) (a) List of parts (Fig. 2.b (2)) CAT no

Description

110/1 121/1 125

Support and barrel, assembly, triple rail Body, support, barrel, triple rail Spring, lock, support, barrel

Qty per unit 1 1

127

Lock, support, barrel

1 1

131

Barrel (9")

1

135 150

Spring, return, cocking handle Cocking handle

1 1

155 162

Stud, cocking handle Spring, return, ba rrel

2 1

165

Flash-hider

1

941

Side ra il

942

Hexagona l socket head cap screw

2 2

The following parts or assemblies cannot be ordered (separately) : a number has however been attributed in order to facilitate the descriptions throughout this Maintenance Manual : No

Description

A1

Cocking ha ndle body

Qty per unit 1

(b) Description The barrel and support group [ 1 ] fits into position on top of the front part of the frame (220) and consists of the barrel support body (121) onto or into which the fol lowing assemblies and components have been installed : - The barrel support lock assembly consisting of the ba rrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

The barrel support lock ( 127) should be pressed in order to be able to unlock and remove the barrel and support group { 1 ] from the frame (220). On the other hand, the barrel support lock ( 127) should also be pressed when it is necessary to slide the barrel (131) out of the barrel support body (121) (after the flash-hider ( 165) and the barrel return spring ( 162) have been removed from the barrel). - The barrel (13 1}, inserted from the rear side into the barrel support body (121 ), onto wh ich the barrel return spring (162) has been placed and the flash-hider (165) has been screwed

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2.2.1.

Barrel and support group [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) (b) Description (continued) - The cocking ha ndle (150), consisting of the cocking handle body (A 1) provided wi th the 2 cocking hand le studs (155) and held in a spring-tensioned position by the cocking handle return spring (135)

When the cocking handle (150) is moved to the rear by using one of its studs (155), it will move the moving ports rearwards (also refer to§ 3.3.2). When the cocking handle (150) is released in its rear position, it returns towards its Front position by the force of its return spring ( 135) and by the Force oF the moving parts which are pushed by the return springs (477) (also refer to§ 3.3.3). - 2 side rails (941) fixed into position onto the left and right sides of th e barrel support body (121) by means of the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (942)

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• Aim the submachine gun and then pull the trigger (26 1). If semi-automatic (single-shot) firing has been seleded, the rearward movement of the trigger is restrided : one shot will be fired for each trigger pull. If full-automatic firing has been selected, the trigger should be pulled completely rearwa rds and held there : the submachine gun will then starl firing a burst.

NOTES : - If, when working in the fu ll-automatic mode, only one round is fired when pulling the trigger (261) rearwards, do not release the trigger but continue pul ling it all the way rearwards until the burst starts. - If, when working in the full -automatic mode, the trigger is on ly pulled halfway rea rwards, the submachine gu n wi ll only prod uce sing le shots.

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[5 l

Fig. 6.g - Fire selector (255) set at the position '$'

(SAFE)

245

Fig. 6.h - Pulling the magazine catch (245) rearwards in order to re lease the magazine [ 5 ]

Fig. 6. i - Pulli ng the cocking handle (150) completely rearwards

Fig . 6.j - Checking if the chamber is empty

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6.4.

UNLOADING THE SUBMACHINE GUN • Set the fire selector (255) at the position'S' (SAFE) (Fig. 6.g). •

Pul l the magazine catch (245) rearwards in order to rel ease the magazine [ 5 remove the magazine (Fig. 6 .h) .

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Pu ll the cocking handle (150) completely rearwa rds and then release it in order to extract and eject the re maining cartrid ge f rom the chamber of t he barrel (131) (Fig. 6.i).

Repeat this operation at least 3 times in order to ensure that the chamber of the barrel ( 131) is empty. Please note that, after this operation, the hammer (5 15) is cocked. •

Pul l the cocking handle (150) completely rearwards and hold it in that position .

• Through the magazine opening, look into the chamber of the submachi ne gun in order to ensure that th ere is no cartridge in the cham ber (Fig. 6 .j) .

If there is a cartridge in the chamber, try to extract and eject it by pulling the cocking handle ( 150) completely rearwards. • If the chamber is empty, release the cocking hand le (150). • Set the fire selector (255) at the position '1' (single-shot). • Pointing the gun in a safe direction, pull the trigger (261) to decock the hammer (5 15) . • Set the fire selector (255) at the position 'S' (SAFE). • Ensure that the magazine [ 5

I is empty.

If the magazine is not empty, unload it by pushing the cartridges, one by one, forwards with the thumb. •

Fit the empty magazine [ 5

I back into position .

When the magazine [ 5 I is on the gun, the last 2 cartridges and the cartridge in th e chamber of the barrel (131) are not visible . The magazine [ 5

I should therefore always be removed to ensure that the gun is empty.

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720

Fig. 6.k- The battery cap (720)

(b)

Fig. 6. 1 - The 3 possible positions of the loser selector (B4)

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6.5.

USING THE VISIBLE OR INFRA-RED LASER (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR) Before using the visible or infra-red laser, ensure to be fam iliar with the safety information given in paragraph 4.4 of this Maintenance Manual.

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The visible loser beam (only P9Q® LV and P9Q® TR LV) is visible to t he naked eye. The infra-red laser beam (only P9Q® LIR and P9Q® TR LIR) can only be seen by using infra-red detection optics and/or light intensifying night sights or gogg les.

6.5.1.

Inserting the battery (717) •

Unscrew the battery cop {720) (Fig. 6. k).

• Insert o lithium 3 V type 2/3A battery {7 1 7), with the " -" side first, into t he battery holder {a) {also refer to fig 2.c {2)). • Screw the battery cap {720), into wh ich a "+"sign has been engraved, back into position.

6 .5.2.

Setting the laser selector (B4) •

Remove the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) barrel and support group [ 1 ) (only P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR L/R) from the frame {220) as described in

§ 7.1.

• Set the laser selector {84) at the requ ired position {Fig.6.1) (a lso refer to

§ 3.6) :

- Cent re position {0) : "no-power position" - Front position {I) : "low-power position" - Rear position {II) : "full-power position" •

Reinstall the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR) barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) onto the frame (220).

6.5.3 .

Activating the laser NOTE : The loser con only be activated if the laser selector (84) has been set at the front (low-power) or the rear {full-power) position. When train ing, only use the " lower-power position" : the "full-power position" may only be used in combat situations. After having ensured that the laser selector {84) is at the correct operational position, the laser con simply be activated by pressing on the "laser ON" button {b) {Fig. 6.m). When the "laser ON" button {b) is released, the laser is de-activated.

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fig. 7.a - Pulling the cocking handle (150) completely rearwards

P9Q® P9Q® LV P9Q® LIR

[l

1

127

P9Q® TR P9Q® TR LV P9Q® TR LIR

127

220

220

fig. 7.b- Removal of the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q ® LIR) barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR)

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CHAPTER 7 : FIELD STRIPPING Before any intervention on the P9Q!> submachine gun, ensure to be familiar with the safety information given in chapter 4 of this M a intenance Manua l.

7.1.

DISASSEMBLING THE SUBMACHINE GUN It is very important to become fam iliar with the field stripping procedure of the submochine gun os field stripping is required during the cleaning procedure which ensures reliable operation of the submochine gun. • Carry out the safety checks (refer to § 4 .2).

• If not already

done, remove the magazine [ 5 (refer to§ 6.4).

I and completely unload the submachine gun

• Pul l the cocking handle (150) completely rearwards and then release it (Fig. 7.a).

This operation is necessary because it is only possible to remove the moving ports group { 3 1and the hammer group { 4 1when the hammer (57 5) is in the (lowered) cocked position. From now on, do not pull the trigger: the hammer would ogoin be positioned in its (raised) decocked position. • Whil e pushing down on the barrel support lock (127) (Rg. 7.b) , remove the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 I (only P90®, P90~ LV and P90® LIR) barrel and support group [ 1 I (only P90® TR, P90® TR LV and P90®TR LIR) by moving it slightly forwards and then slide it completely out of the frame (220) . • Release the moving ports group [ 3 I by pushing it forwards (via the magazine o pen ing (o)) (Fig. 7.c) and then carefully slide it completely out of the frame (220).

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280

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OREA 700

Fig. 7.d - Removal of the butt plate (280)

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Fig. 7.e - Removal of the oil can OREA 700

548

\ OREA 851

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Fig. 7.f- Removal of the hammer group [ 4 ]

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7.1.

DISASSEMBLING THE SUBMACHINE GUN (continued) • At the rear side, slide the butt plate (280) up and off the frame (220) (Rg. 7.d).

Toke into account that, if present, the oil con OREA 700 con foil out of the frame (220). • If present, toke the oil con OREA 700 out of the frame (220) (fig. 7.e).

If present, the oil con OREA 700 is in the upper reor port of the frame (220) . • While raising the hammer group re lease lever (548), pull the hammer group [ 4 ] slightly rearwards in order to re lease it (Fig. 7.fj. After that, slide the ha mmer group [ 4 ] completely out of the frame (220) . .

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Note that the hammer group { 4 Jcannot be removed if the hammer (5 l 5) is in the decocked position. If the trigger hos been pulled after the removal of the moving ports { 3 }, reassemble the gun, cock the hammer by pulling the cocking handle (150) and then start disassembling again.

• If present, toke the

cleaning tools out of the frame (220) (Fig. 7 .g).

If present, the cleaning tools ore inside the frame (220), underneath the hammer group { 4 }.

This level of disassembly is sufficient to perform thorough cleaning : further disassembly should only be carried out by on authorized ormourer or by FN HERSl\L.

To reassemble the submachine gun, follow the above steps in reverse orde~ taking into account the following points : •

Ensure that a ll the components of the submachine gun are perfectly clean.

•

Ensure that the different groups of the submachine gun correctly lock into position when they are reinstalled.

• When reinserting the hammer group [ 4 ] into the frame (220), hold the hammer group release lever (548) in the raised position. •

When reinsta ll ing the moving ports group [ 3 ], hold it so that the rateof-fire stabilizer (481) is at the left side.

• When reinserting the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (only P9Q®, P9Q ®LV and P9Q® LIR) barrel and support group [ 1 ] (only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) into the frame (220), press the barrel support lock (127). •

After having reassembled the weapon with an empty magazine, point it in a safe direction and t hen pul l the trigger (26 1) in order to decock the hammer (5 15).

Before carrying out this step, ensure that the magazine and, of course, the chamber ore really empty!

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fig. 7.h - Pressing the magazine bottom lock (638) in order to unlock the magazine bottom plate (641)

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7.2.

DISASSEMBLING THE MAGAZINE [ 5] § 6.4).

•

If not already done, remove the magazine [ 5 ] and completely un load it (refer to

•

With the index, press on the magazine bottom lock (638) through the hole in the magazine bottom plate (641) (Fig. 7.h). While holding the magazine bottom lock (638) in that position, move the magazine bottom plate (641) sideways until it is disengaged from the magazine body (620) (Fig. 7.i).

Take into account that th e magazine bottom lock (638) is subjected to the force of the magazine follower assembly (E I). • Carefully release the pressure on the magazine follower assembly (E l ). • Take the magazine follower assembly (E 1) out of the magazine body (620) (Fig. 7.i). • Hold the magazine body (620) slightly inclined in order to remove the 2 rollers (629).

This level of disassembly is sufficient to perform thorough clean ing : further disassembly should only be carried out by on authorized ormourer or by FN HERSl'\l.

To reassem ble the magazine [ 5 ], follow the above steps in reverse order, taking into account the following points : •

Ensure that all the components of the magazine [ 5 ] ore perfectly clea n.

•

Ensure that the 2 rollers (629) are inserted one behind the other into the magazine body (620).

•

Ensure that the magazine follower assembly (E 1) is correctly oriented.

Also refer to the drawin g which con be found on the side o f the magazine body (620). • The magazine bottom plate (64 1) con only be slid bock into position when th e magazine bottom lock (638) is pushed and held flush with the edge of the magazine body (620). •

Ensure that the magazi ne bottom plate (641) correctly locks into position.

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CHAPTER 8 : MAINTENANCE Before any intervention on the P90® submachine gun, ensure to be fa miliar with the safety information given in chapter 4 of this Maintenance Manual.

The frequency at which the P90® su bmachine gun should be cleaned and lubricated depends on the ammunition used, the weather and shooting conditions and other external factors. When using normal ammunition under normal conditions, it is a good rule to clean and lubricate the submachine gun after every use or, in case of inten sive shooting, after each 2000 rounds : correct maintena nce will enhance the longevity of the gun.

NOTE : When using subsonic ammunition, which results in a much quicker soiling of a weapon, the cleaning frequency should be conside rably increased : the condition of the submach ine gun should be followed up all along the shooting seq uence.

Before cleaning the P90® submachine gun, ALWAYS ensure that it is unloaded (refer to§ 6.4).

8.1.

LUBRICANT SPECIFICATIONS

Lubri cation

MIL-L-63460

(NATO S-758 NYCOLUBE 127)

Preservation

MIL-L-63460

(NATO S-758 NYCOLUBE 127)

Never use hydrocarbons, trichlorethylene, ammonia nor teflon-based lubricants : they could cause damage to the gun !

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8.2.

CLEANING AND LUBRICATION BEFORE FIRING The following procedure assumes thot the P9Q®submochine gun has correctly been cleaned and lubricated the lost time it has been used (also refer to§ 8.3). If the P9Q® submochine gun is used for the first time upon purchase, it is assumed that the procedure described in chapter 5 hos been carried out. • Carry out the field stripping procedure (refer to chapte r 7). •

Using the cleaning tools OREA 85 1 and clean rags (pieces of flannel), remove the maintenance lubricant from the inside of the barrel (131) until the lost rag is clean .

•

Dry the inside of the barrel ( 13 1).

• Rem ove the maintenance lubricant from the moving parts group [ 3]. • Slightly lubricate the moving parts group [ 3 ] by proceeding as follows : - Apply 2 drops of functional lubricant to each breech block assembly guide rod (C2), just behind the breech block assembly (4 20) . - Move the breech block assembly (420) at least three times back and forth. Apply 1 drop of f unctional lu bri ca nt to the ejector (443), to the extractor (435) and to the ho les of the breech block assembly (420).

The other ports of the submochine gun do not require lubrication. • Reassemble the gu n.

The P90® submochine gun o nly requires minimal lubrication. Excessive lubrication of the weapon or the presence of a lubricant inside the magazine [ 5 ] will have on unfavourable effect on the rel iabil ity of the weapon and the longevity of its parts.

Before each shooting sequence, A LWAYS check the barrel ( 131) for obstructions and ensure that it is dry and clean.

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8.3.

CLEANING AND LUBRICATION AFTER FIRING • Carry out the field stripping procedure (refer to chapter 7).

(a) Barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] (P90®, P90® LV, P90~~> LIR) Barrel and support group [ 1 ] (P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV, P9Q® TR LIR) - Using the clea ning tools OREA 851 or a spray, apply solvent inside the barrel (131) and let the product work a few minutes. - Using the cleaning tools OREA 851 and clean rags (pieces of flannel), remove the functional lubricant, th e solvent and the residues from the inside of the barrel (131) unti l the last rag is clean . When the barrel is clean, again use a piece of flannel, this time moistened with maintenance lubrican t, to protect the inside of the barrel (131) until the next use.

Please note that the inside of the barrel (J 31 ) should be wiped dry before shooting (also refer to § 8.2). - Clean the barrel and optical sight group I the barrel and support group [ 1 ] with a soft cloth.

Never apply lu bricant to the optical sight (711) (P9Q®, P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR).

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(b) Frame and trigger group [ 2] (P90®, P9Q® TR) Frame, trigger and laser group [ 2 ] (P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, Clean with a soft, dry cloth.

If necessary,

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TR LV, P9Q® TR LIR)

use water or a soft solvent.

(c) Moving parts group [ 3 ] - Using the cleaning tools OREA 85 1 and solvent, remove any carbon and other deposits. - If necessary, rinse in a soft solvent and then dry by using a soft cloth. - Move the breech block assembly (420) rearwards along its g uide rods (C2) and then clean th e guide rods. - Sl ightly lubricate the moving parts group [ 3 ] with maintenance lubricant (refer to 8.1).

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(d) Hammer group [ 4] Clean with a soft, dry cloth. If necessary, use water.

(e) Magazine [ 5] Clea n with a soft, dry cloth. If the magazine is very soiled, disassemble it and then clean its parts by using water.

Never use any kind of solvent on the magazine [ 5 ]. Components of the magazine [ 5 ] may never be lubricated : the presence of a lubricant inside the magazine could cause malfunctions.

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Reassemble t he gun.

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712

Fig. 9.1.a- Barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ](only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q ® LIR)

OREA 858

131

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Fig. 9.1.c- Remova l of the fl ash-hider (165) (together with the barrel return spring (162))

Fig. 9.1 .b - Unscrewing the barre l (131) (clockwise !)

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CHAPTER 9: DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY Before any intervention on the P9~ submachine gun, ensure to be familiar with the safety information given in chapter 4 of this Maintenance Manual.

9.1.

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (Fig. 9.1.a) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR)

9 .1.1.

Disassembly • Remove the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ] as described in

§ 7.1 .

NOTE : In order to facilitate the disassembly of the barrel and optical sight grou p [ 1 ], it is recommended to fix it upside down into a vice.

When fixing the barrel and optical sight group { 7 ] into the vice, use a rag to ovoid scratches. •

Using the wre nch OREA 858 with the 15 mm socket OREA 858C, unscrew the barrel ( 13 1) in the clockwise (!) direction until it con be unscrewed manually (Fig. 9. 1.b).

Fit the socket of the wrench OREA 858 onto the 2 flat faces on the rear end of the barrel ( 73 7). • Completely unscrew the barrel (131) from the flash-hider (165) (Rg. 9.1.c) and then remove the flash-h ider togeth er with the barrel return spring (162).

While unscrewing the barrel with one hand, hold the flash-hider with the other one. • Whi le pushing on the barrel support lock (127), carefully pull the barrel (13 1) o ut of t he rea r end of the barrel support body ( 121) until the front end of the barrel is aligned with the rea r edge (x) of th e front opening in the cocking handle (150) (Rg. 9.1 .d).

During this step, hold the cocking handle (150) in position with the hand used to push on the barrel support lock (7 27).

135

\ 150

131

13 1 127 121

' f ig. 9.1 .d- FU lling the barrel (13 1) partly out of the barrel support body (121)

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121

Fig. 9 .1.e - Removal of the cocking handle return spring (135)

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121 Fig . 9.1 .f- Pemoval of the cocking handle {150)

127

Fig. 9.l .g - Removal of the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

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9.1.

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR)

9.1.1.

Disassembly (continued) • Still holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and working through the front opening (o) of the cocking handle, carefully toke the cocking handle return spring (135) by its front extremity out of the barrel support body (121) (Fig. 9.1.e).

When removing the cocking handle return spring ( 135), toke into account that the spring is subieded to much tension.

• Lift the cocking handle (150) up and off the barrel support body (12 1) (Fig. 9.1.D. • While pushing on the barrel support lock (127), remove the barrel (131) by pu lling it completely out of the rear end of the barrel support body (121 ). • Once the barrel (1 31) has been removed, the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (1 25) ore released :toke them out of the barrel support body (Fig. 9.1 .g).

• If required, use the plastic mallet UT 2101 to remove the 2 cocking handle studs (1 55) from the cocking handle body (A 1) (Fig. 9.1 .h).

NOTE : Once they hove been removed, the cocking handle studs (155) must a lways be replaced by new ones I

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Fig. 9 .1.h - Removal of the 2 cocking handle studs (155)

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121

A2

OREA 849B

712

71 1

Fig. 9.1.i - oking out the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (712) to remove the optical sight {7 11)

Fig. 9.1 ·i - Pemoval of the 2 sight adiustment screws (715)

714

Fig. 9.1. k - Pemoval of the tritium light source {714)

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9.1.

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q®LV and P9Q®LIR)

9.1.1.

Disassembly (continued) The following 2 steps should only be carried out if it is absolutely necessary to intervene on the optical sight (7 11 ). Toke into account that it will be necessary to readjust the sight after it has been reassembled and reinstalled. If the some sight will be used ogoin, ond in order to ovoid the necessity of o readjustment, it is also possible to mark the position of the adjustment screws (a small mark of 1 - 2 mm is enough) before taking them out.

•

Using the hexagonal wrench OREA 849~ take out the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (712) and then remove the optical sight (711) (with the 2 sight ad justment screws (7 15)) from the barrel support body (121) (Rg. 9.1.i).

• If necessary, use the sight ad justment spanner OREA 849 to remove th e 2 sight ad justment screws (715) from the optical sight body (A2) (Fig. 9.1.i) .

If it is necessary to remove the tritium light source (714), th e normal radiation hazard procedures should be carried out. Also ensure to be familiar with the safety information especially applying to the tritium light source (714) (refer to§ 4.3).

•

If necessary, remove the tritium light source (714) out of the optical sight body (A2) by cutting away the protective silicone rubber sealing and then takin g out the tritium light source (Fig. 9.1.k). Be extremely careful not to damage the light wedge of the optical sight !

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Fig. 9.1.1- Screwing the 2 sight ad justment screws (715) back into position

OREA 8498

121

711

712

712

Fig. 9.1 .m - Reinstalling the optical sight (7 11) with the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (71 2)

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9.1.

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR)

9.1 .2.

Reassembly

If it is necessary to handle the tritium light source (714), the normal radiation hazard procedu res should be carried out. Also ensure to be fami liar with the safety information especially applying to the tritium lig ht source (7 14) (refer to § 4.3) .

• If the tritium light source (7 14) has been removed, re install a new one by proceeding as follows: - Insert the tritium light source (714), with its painted side facing upwards, into its opening in the optical sight body (A2). - Seal the opening with the tritiu m light source (71 4) by using silicone rubber 3145 RV - After having applied the silicone rubber, gently push the tritium light source (714) against the light wedge of the optical sight. This ensures that there will only be o thin foyer of silicone rubber between the tritium light source (7 14) and the light wedge. - In o dark place, check the open lill umination of the optical sight.

If necessary, and as long os the silicone rubber has not hardened, gently change the position of the tritium light source (714) in order to optimize the open T-illuminotion of the optical sight. Let the silicone rubber harden for at least 48 hou rs. •

If the 2 sig ht adjustment screws (715) have been removed, screw them bock into position by using th e sight ad justm ent spanner OREA 849 (Fig. 9. 1.1).

If the some sight is used again and small marks have been mode, use these marks to ensure that the screws ore screwed bock into their original position. •

If the optical sight (7 11) has been removed from the barrel support body (1 2 1), fit it back into position and then fix it with the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (712) (fig. 9.1.m).

Use the hexagonal wrench OREA 8498 to correctly secure the 2 hexagonal socket head screws (712).

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UT 2101

155

125

A1 121

Fig . 9. 1.n - Reinstalling 2 new cocking handle studs (155)

127

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Fig. 9 .1 .o - Reinsta lling t he barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

Fig. 9 . 1.p - Reinserting the barrel (13 1) pa rtly into the barrel support body (121)

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9.1.

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR)

9.1.2.

Reassembly (continued) NOTE : In order to facilitate the reassembly of the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 ], it is recommended to fix the barrel support body (12 1) upside down into a vice.

• If the 2 cocking handle studs (155) have been removed, install new ones onto the extremiti es of the cocking handle body (A 1) by using the plastic mallet UT 21 01 (fig. 9.1.n). •

Insert the barrel support lock spring (125) and the barrel support lock (127) into their hole in the barrel support body (121) and then hold them in position with a finger (lfg. 9.1 .o).

• While pushing down on the barrel support lock (127) so that its hole is aligned with the barrel housing in the barrel support body (121), insert the barrel (131) into the rear end of the barrel support body (121) until it is positioned as shown in Fig. 9.1.p. After this operation, the barrel support lock ( 127) is held into position by the barrel ( 131 ) so that the finger con be removed. •

Place the cocking handle (150) back onto the barrel support body (121) (Fig. 9.1.q).

150

Fig. 9.1.q- Reinstalling the cocking handle (150)

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12 1

Fig. 9. l.r - Reinsta lling the cocking ha ndle return spring (135)

165

Fig. 9. 1.s - Screwing the flash-hider (165) a few turns back onto the barrel (13 1)

OREA 858

131

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165

131

Fig. 9.1.t- Manua lly tightening the barrel (13 1)

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Fig. 9.1.u - Applying a torque between 40 and 50 N m onto the barrel (13 1)

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9.1 .

BARREL AND OPTICAL SIGHT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®, P9Q® LV and P9Q® LIR)

9.1 .2.

Reassembly (continued) • While holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and working through the front opening (o) of th e cocking handle, carefully reinstall the cocking handle return spring (135) onto the barrel (131) (Fig. 9.1 .r) .

Take into account that some force will be required to reinstall the cocking handle return spring (135) completely into its housing in the barrel support body ( 121 ). • Still holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and while pushing on the barrel support lock (127), carefully push the barrel (131 ), throug h the cocking handle return spring (135), all the way into the barrel support body (1 21 ).

Ensure that the threaded end of the barrel (131) comes out at the front side of the barrel support body (121). •

Fit the barrel return spring ( 162) over th e threaded front end of the barrel (131) and th en ma nua lly screw the flash-hider (165) back onto th e barrel (fig. 9.1.s).

Do not screw the flash-hider ( 165) more than 3 turns : ;ust ensure that it cannot fall off the barrel (13 1). Orientate the flash-hider (165) so that the flat face on its rear collar is perfectly aligned with the flat surface of the barrel support body (121 ). • While pushing the flash-hider (165) rearwards with one hand, tighten the barrel (13 1) with the other hand as far as possible in th e counterclockwise direction (fig. 9.1 .t).

Ensure that the flat face on the rear collar of the flash-hider ( 165) correctly slides along the flat surface of the barrel support body ( 121). • Using the wrench OREA 858 with the 15 mm socket OREA 858C, apply a torque between 40 and 50 Nm onto the barrel (131) (Rg. 9.1.u). • Reinstall the barrel and optical sight group [ 1 J as described in§ 7. 1.

If, during the previous disassembly and reassembly proced ure, there has been an intervention on the optical sight (71 1), it shou ld be re-adjusted (refer to§ 10.2). The sight should also be adjusted after disassembly and reassembly of the barrel (131) or the fla sh-hider (165), even if they are not re placed by new ones.

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165

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162

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94\

127

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:

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I

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I

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: .......... : ............. ___ ' : ..... , ......... ~ --: {: ......... ... ...... : I

"', "',,

..........

............ .......... ' ,,

',

...........

............ ',

',,

Fig. 9 .2.a - Barrel and support group [ 1 ](only P9Q® TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR)

OREA 858

'·

OREA 858C

Fig. 9 .2.b - Unscrewing the barre l (131) (clockwise !)

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9.2.

BARREL AND SUPPORT GROUP [ 1 ] (Fig. 9.2.a) (only P9Q® TR, P9Q®TR LV an d P9Q®TR LIR)

9.2.1.

Disassembly • Remove the barrel and support group [ 1 J as described in § 7. 1.

NOTE : In order to facilitate the disassembly of the barrel and support group [ 1 ], it is recommended to fix it upside down into a vice. • Using the wrench OREA 858 with the 15 mm socket OREA 858C, unscrew the barrel (131) in the clockwise(!) direction until it con be unscrewed manually (Rg. 9.2.b).

Fit the socket of the wrench OREA 858 onto the 2 flot foces on the rear end of the barrel (1 31 ). • Completely unscrew the barrel (131) from the flash-hider (1 65) (Rg. 9.2.c) and then remove the flash -hider together with the barrel return spring (162).

While unscrewing the barrel with one hand, hold the flash-h ider with the other one. • While pushing on the barrel support lock (127), carefully pull the barrel (131) out of the rear end of the barrel support body (121) until the front end of the ba rrel is al igned with the rear edge (x) of the front open ing in the cocking hand le (150) (Rg. 9.2.d).

During this step, hold the cocking handle ( 150) in position with the hand used to push on the barrel support lock (127).

150

13 1

Fig. 9.2.d- R.JIIing the barrel (131) portly out of the barrel support body (121)

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121

Fig. 9.2.e- Removal of the cocking handle return spring (135)

f

121 Fig. 9 .2.f- Removal of the cocking handle (150)

UT 2101 127

155 Fig. 9 .2.g - Removal of the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

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Fig . 9.2 .h- Removal of the 2 cocking ha ndle studs (155)

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BARREL AND SUPPORT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®TR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.2.1.

Disassembly (continued) • Stil l holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and working through th e front opening (o) of the cocking handle, carefully toke the cocking handle return spring (135) by its front extremity out of the barrel support body (12 1) (Fig. 9.2.e). When removing the cocking handle return spring (135), take into account that the spring is subjected to much tension.

• Lift the cocking ha ndle (150) up and off the barrel support body (12 1) (Rg. 9.2.D. • W hile pushing on the barrel support lock (127), remove the barrel (1 31 ) by pulling it completely out of the rear end of the barrel su pport body (121 ). •

Once the barrel (13 1) has been removed, the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125) are re leased : toke them out of the barrel support body (Fig. 9.2.g).

• If requ ired, use the plastic ma llet UT 2 101 to remove the 2 cocking handle studs (1 55) from the cocking handle body (A 1) (Fig. 9.2.h).

NOTE : Once they have been removed, the cocking hand le studs (155) must always be repla ced by new ones !

• If necessary, use the hexagonal wre nch UT 1602 to to ke o ut one or both hexagonal socket head screws (942) and then remove the corresponding side ra il(s) (941) from the left and/ or right side(s) of the barrel support body (121) (Fig. 9.2.i).

UT 1602 "-,

942

941

Fig. 9 .2 .i - bking out the hexagonal socket head screws (942) to remove the side rai ls (941 )

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UT 1602 "'-t

942

941

Fig. 9.2.j- Reinstal ling the side rails (941) with the hexagonal socket head screws (942)

UT 21 01

155

125

127 '---t,~

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121

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A1

Fig. 9.2.k - Rei nstalling 2 new cocking handle studs (155)

Fig. 9.2. 1 - Reinstalli ng the barrel support lock (127) and its spring (125)

Fig. 9.2. m - Reinserting the barrel (131) partly into the barrel support body ( 121)

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9.2.

BARREL AND SUPPORT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®TR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.2.2.

Reassembly • If one or both side rails (94 1) have been removed from the barrel support body ( 121 ), fit it (them) back into position and then fix it (them) with th e hexagonal socket head screw(s) (942) (Fig. 9.2.j).

Use the hexagonal wrench UT 1602 to correctly secure the hexagonal socket head screw(s) (942).

NOTE : In order to facilitate the reassembly of the barrel and support group [ 1 ], it is recommended to fix the barrel support body (1 21) upside down into a vice. •

If the 2 cocking handle stud s (155) have been removed, install new ones onto the extremities of the cocking handle body (A1) by using the plastic ma llet UT 210 1 (fig. 9 .2.k).

•

Insert the barrel support lock spring (125) and the barrel support lock (127) into their hole in the barrel support body (121) and then hold them in position with a finger (ffg. 9.2.1).

• While pushing down on the barrel support lock (127) so that its hole is aligned with the barrel housing in the barrel support body (121 ), insert the barrel (13 1) into the rear end of the barrel support body (121) until it is positioned as shown in fig. 9.2.m.

After this operation, the barrel support lock ( 127) is held into position by the barrel ( 131) so that the finger con be removed. • Place the cocking handle (150) back onto the barrel support body (12 1) (fig. 9.2.n).

150

Fig. 9.2.n - Reinstalling the cocking handle (150)

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Fig. 9.2.o- Reinstallation of the cocking handle return spring (135)

165

Fig. 9 .2.p - Screwing the flash-hider (165) a few turns back onto the barrel (131)

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OREA 858 165

""' 131

Fig. 9.2.q -Manually tightening the barrel (131)

OREA 858C

Fig. 9.2 .r- Applying a torque between 40 and 50 Nm onto the barrel (131 )

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BARREL AND SUPPORT GROUP [ 1 ] (continued) (only P9Q®TR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.2.2.

Reassembly (continued) • While holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and working throug h the front opening (o) of the cocki ng hand le, carefully reinstall the cocking hand le return spring (135) onto the barrel (131) (Fig. 9.2.o).

Take into account that some force will be required to reinstall the cocking handle return spring (135) completely into its housing in the barrel support body (121 ). • Still holding the cocking handle (150) with one hand and while pushing on the barrel support lock (127), carefu lly push the barrel (131 ), through the cocking handle return spring (135), all the way into the barrel support body (121).

Ensure that the threaded end of the barrel (131) comes out at the front side of the barrel support body (121). •

Fit the barrel return spring (162) over th e threaded front end of the barrel (131) and then manua lly screw the flash-h ider (165) bock onto the barrel (Rg. 9 .2.p). Do not screw the flash-hider ( 165) more than 3 turns : iust ensure that it con not fall off the barrel

(131 ). Orientate the flash-hider (165) so that the flat face on its rear co/lor is perfectly aligned with the flat surface of the barrel support body ( 121 ). • While pushing the flash-hider (165) rearwards with one hand, tighten the barrel (131) with th e other hand as for as possible in the counterclockwise direction (fig. 9.2.q).

Ensure thot the flot face on the rear col/or of the flash-hider ( 165) correctly slides along the flat surface of the barrel support body ( 121). • Using the wrench OREA 858 with the 15 mm socket OREA 858(, apply a torque between 40 and 50 N m onto th e barrel (131) (Rg. 9 .2 .r). •

Reinstall the barrel and support group [ 1 ] as described in§ 7. 1.

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269 P9Q® LV P9Q® LIR P9Q® TR LV P9Q® TR LIR

280

255

253

273

Fig. 9 .3.o- Frome and trigger group [ 2] (only P9Q® and P9Q® TR) Frame, trigger and laser group [ 2 ] (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR)

280

Bl

t fig. 9 .3.b - Removal of the butt plate (280)

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9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2] (Fig. 9.3.a) (only P9Q® and P9Q®TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2 ] (Fig. 9.3.a) (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.3.1.

Disassembly • Completely disassemble the submachine gun as described in§ 7. 1. •

Note that, during the field stripping procedure, the butt plate (280) has already been removed from the frame (220) (Fig. 9.3.b).

•

Using the screwdriver UT 19 12, from underneath, through the ejection opening unlock the magazine catch assembly (81) by pushing on its latch (Fig. 9.3.c). As a result, the magazine catch assembly (B 1) pops out of the frame (220) by opprox. 5 mm.

• Take the magazine catch assembly (B 1) out of the frame (220). • Firmly push onto the magazine catch guide (243) and then raise it in order to release it, together with the magazine catch spring (241 ), from the magazine catch (245) (Fig. 9.3.d). When carrying out this step, take into account that the magazine catch spring (241) is subjected to much tension.

• Using the screwdriver UT 1912, carefully release the operating rod (269) from the trigger assembly (B2) and from the fra me (220) (Fig. 9.3.e). • Take the operating rod (269) out of the frame (220).

UT 1912

""'

245

220

82 Fig. 9.3.e - Releasing the operating rod (269)

Fig. 9.3.d- Disassembled parts of the magazine catch assembly (B 1)

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Fig. 9 .3.g - Removing the trigger assembly (B2)

Fig. 9.3.f- Releasing the front extremity of the trigger stop (265) a nd raising it out of its slot

261

220 Fig. 9.3.h -Separating th e trigger stop (265) from the trigger (26 1)

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Catalog no 3810084020

9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (only P9Q®and P9Q® TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (on ly P9Q® LV, P9Q® UR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q®TR UR)

9.3.1.

Disassembly (continued) • Set the fi re selector (255) at th e position 'PI (full-automatic) or ' 1' (single-shot). •

Using the screwdriver UT 1912, move the trigger stop (265) slightly forwa rds so that its front extremity is re leased and can be pivoted out of its slot in the fra me (220) (Rg. 9.3.D.

• Pivot the front extremity of the trigger stop (265) o ut of its slot and th en use it to remove the trigger assembly (82) out of the frame (220) (Fig. 9.3.f and Rg. 9.3.g).

If it is difficult to grip

the front extremity o f the trigger stop (265), turn the

frame and trigger group [ 2} (only P9Q® and P90"' TR) frame, trigger and loser group [ 2] (only P90"' LV, P90"' LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) upside down.

• If necessary, carefully separate the trigger stop (265) from the trigger (261 ) (Rg. 9 .3.h) . • Set the fire selector (255) at the position ' 1' (single-shot). • Carefully remove the fire selector (255) by moving it slightly forwards and then lifting it up and off the fram e (220) (Fig. 9.3 .i). • While holding an extremity of the fire selector spring (25 1) in position with the screwdriver UT 1912, careful ly release the corresponding fi re selector plunger (253) from the spring by using the pliers UT 18 10 (Fig. 9 .3. j). •

Remove the fire se lector spring (251) and then careful ly release the remain ing fi re selector plunger (253) fro m the spring (Fig. 9.3. j).

Fig. 9.3.j - Pemoving the fire selector plungers (253) and the fire selector spring (25 1)

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277

278 Fig. 9.3 .k - Removing the obturator assembly (83) from the inside of the frame (220)

Fig. 9 .3.1- Disassembling the obturator assemb ly (83)

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9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2 1(continued) (only P9Q®and P9Q®TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2 1(continued) (only P9Q® L\1, P9Q® L/R, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR)

9.3.1.

Disassembly (continued} •

Unhook and remove the obturator assembly (B3) from th e inside of the frame (220) by proceeding as fo llows (Fig. 9.3.k) : - From underneath, insert a ha nd into the f rame (220) and then carefu lly g rip the obturator assembly (B3). - Using the drift punch UT 2006 through the hole provided in the right side of the fra me (220), push on th e obturator axis (277) in order to release it from its housing Do not push too for in order to ovoid that, inside the frame (220), the obturator axis (277) is pushed out of the obturator body (271 ).

- Inside the fra me (220), slightly twist the obturator assembly (B3) in order to ensure that the obturator axis (277) does not engage its housing again. Repeat the previous operatio n at the left side on the bushing (278) in order to completely release the obtu rator assembly (83). Take the obturator assembly (B3) out of the frame (220). •

Disassemble the obturator assembly (B3) by proceeding as follows (Fig. 9.3. 1) : - Remove the bushing (278) from the right extremity of the obturator axis (277). - Holding the obturator return spring (275) with a fing er slide the obturator axis (277) out of the obtu rotor body (2 71 ). - Release and re move the o bturator return spring (275). Slide the obturator catch (2 73) off the obturator body (271 ).

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231

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231

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Fig. 9.3.m- Disassembled fra me (220) with integrated laser

Fig. 9.3.n - Correct installatio n of the laser assembly (B4)

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9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (only P9Q®and P9Q®TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2 ] (continued) (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.3.2.

Disassembly of the frame (220} with integrated laser (only P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) • Disassemble the frame, trigger and laser group [ 2] as described in the paragraph 9.3. 1. • At the front extremity of the frame (220), take out the 3 hexagonal socket head screws (721) which secu re the laser unit (c) (Fig. 9.3.m). • Taking into account that th ey are not all the same, and therefore not interchangeable, take out the 10 hexagonal socket head screws (2 x (231 ), 4 x (233), 1 x (235), 1 x (237) and 2 x (239)) out of the 10 (identical) hexagonal nuts (228) (Fig. 9.3 .m).

When carrying out the next step, be careful not to lose the 3 washers (1 x (232) and 2 x (234)). • Separate the left and rig ht frame plates (222) and then carefully remove the laser assembly (84) consisting of the battery holder (a), the " la ser ON" button (b) and the laser unit (c) (Fig. 9.3.m).

9.3.3.

Reassembly of the frame (220} with integrated laser (only P9Q® LV, P9Q®LIR, P9Q® TR LV and P9Q® TR LIR) • Fit the laser assembly (84) into position in one of the frame plates (222) (Fig. 9.3.n).

Ensure that the cables of the loser assembly (84) will not be trapped when reassembling the 2 frame plates (220). • Reassemble the left and right frame plates (222) (Fig. 9 .3.m).

Do not forget to reinstall the 3 washers (1 x (232) and 2 x (234)) while orienting them as shown in Fig. 9.3.m. • Screw the 10 hexagonal socket head screws (2 x (231 ), 4 x (233), 1 x (235), 1 x (237) and 2 x (239)) back into the 10 hexagonal nuts (228) (Fig. 9.3.m). • At the front extremity of the frame (220), secure the laser unit (c) by using the 3 hexagonal socket head screws (721) (Fig. 9.3.m).

Do not fully tighten the screws as they will be used for the odiustment of the loser unit (c). Also toke into account that excessive tightening of the screws con cause irreversible damage to the loser unit (c). • Proceed to§ 9.3.4.

Afte r its reinstallation, the laser unit (c) of the laser assembly (84) shou ld be read justed (refer to§ 10.7) .

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277

275 278

271 273

Fig. 9.3.o- Reassembling the obturator assembly (83)

s

220

278

277

Fig. 9.3.p- Reinstalling the obturator assembly (83) into the frame (220)

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9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (only P9Q® and P9Q® TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2 ] (continued) (on ly P9Q® LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.3.4. Reassembly •

Reassemble the obturator assembly (83) by proceeding as follows (Fig. 9.3.o) : Fit the obturator catch (2 73) back o nto the obturator body (271 ).

The obturator catch (273) can only be fitted into position if its protruding part is at the right, rear side. Ensure that the obturator catch (273) correctly engages the slot of the obturator body (271 ). Place the obturator return spring (275) at its correct location on the obturator body (271) a nd hold it in position with a finger

The obturator return spring (275) should be positioned so that its shorter extremity is at the left side. - From the left side, insert the obturator axis (277) into the obturator body (271) and t hrough the obt urator return spring (275). - From the right side, and throug h the correspondi ng right hole of the obtu rator body (27 1), fit the bushing (278) onto the obturator axis (277). • While pushing the bushing (278) and the obturator axis (277) towards each other in order to compress the obturator return spring (275), fit the obturator assembly (83), from underneath, through the ejection opening inside the fram e (220) (Fig. 9.3.p). • Push the obturator assembly (83) fu rther upwards until it locks into position.

The bushing (278) and the obturator axis (277) should correctly engage the corresponding holes in the frame (220) (two clicks should be heared). •

Check if the oburator assembly (83) is fi rmly held in place.

• Turn the frame (220) upside down and t hen, using the screwdriver UT 19 12, hook the short extremity of the obturator return spring (275) onto its support (s) which can be found inside the frame (220) (Fig. 9.3 .q).

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UT 1912

253

255 Fig . 9.3.r- Reinstal ling the fire selector sprin g (251) and the fire selector plungers (253)

Fig. 9.3 .s- Reinstall ing the fire selector (255)

261

UT 1912

Fig. 9.3.t- Reassembli ng the trigger (26 1) and the trigger stop (265)

265 Fig. 9.3.u- Reinstalling the trigger assembly (B2) and fitting the trigger stop (265) back into position

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9.3.

FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2 1(continued) (only P9Q®and P9Q® TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2 1(continued) (only P9Q® L\t P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.3.4.

Reassembly (continued) •

Fit a fire selector plunger (253) onto one of the extremities of the fire selector spring (251) (Fig. 9.3.r).

•

Insert the fire selector spring (251) into its housing in the frame (220).

• While holding the free extremity of the fire selector spring (25 1) in position with the screwdriver UT 19 12, carefully fit the remaining fire selector plunger (253) onto the spring by using the pliers UT 1810 (Rg. 9.3.r). • Re-insta ll the fire selector (255) (Fig. 9.3.s).

During this operation, hold the fire selector (255) orientated as if it was at the position '1' (singleshot). When fitting the fire selector (255) back info position, first move if slightly sidewards so that if engages one of the 2 fire selector plungers (253).

After that, use the screwdriver UT 1912 to push the other fire selector plunger (253) into position underneath the fire selector (255). Finally, ensure that the fire selector (255) fits correctly info position (a click should be heared).

• If they have been separated, carefully fit the trigger stop (265) back into the trigger (261) (Fig. 9.3.t). • Reinsert the trigger assembly (B2) into its housing in the frame (22 0) (Fig. 9.3.u) .

During this operation, hold the trigger assembly (82) by the front extremity of the trigger stop (265). After having inserted the trigger assembly (82) into the frame (220), move it slightly rearwards in order to ensure that it is correctly positioned. When lowering the front extremity of the trigger stop (265) offer this operation, ensure that it correctly engages its slot in the frame (220).

•

Using the screwdriver UT 1912, move the trigger stop (265) slightly rea rwa rds so th at it locks into position into its slot in the frame (220) (Fig. 9.3.u).

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Fig. 9 .3.v - Peinstalling the operating rod (269)

245

Fig. 9 .3.w - Peassembling the magazine catch assembly (B 1)

Fig. 9 .3.x- Peinstalling the magazine catch assembly (Bl)

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FRAME AND TRIGGER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (only P9Q®and P9Q® TR) FRAME, TRIGGER AND LASER GROUP [ 2] (continued) (only P9Q®LV, P9Q® LIR, P9Q®TR LV and P9Q®TR LIR)

9.3.4.

Reassembly (continued) •

Reinstall the operating rod (269) by proceeding as follows (Rg. 9.3.v) : Insert the operating rod (269), with its 2 extremities fi rst, and oriented as shown in the right part of the diagram, into the frame (220). - Ensure that the slot in the trigger stop (265) is correctly aligned with the slot in the trigger (261) and then fit the small transversal part of the operating rod (269) into them. - Push down on the long extrem ities of the operating rod (269) and ensure that they both fit correctly into position in the corresponding lateral slots inside the frame (220).

•

Reassemble the magazine catch assembly (B 1) by proceeding as follows (Fig. 9.3.w) : - Hold the magazine catch (245) as shown in the d iagram. - Fit the magazine catch spring (241) into its housing in the magazine catch (245) and hold it back with a fingec - Holding the magazine catch guide (243) with its protruding extremity (p) oriented as shown in the diagram, insert it into magazine catch spring (241 ). - Push hard on the magazine catch guide (243) (aga inst the force of the magazine catch spring (241 )) and then hook it into position on the magazine catch (245).

• Install the magazine catch assembly (B 1), with its opened part facing upwards, back into the fra me (220) (Fig. 9.3.x). Ensure that the magazine catch assembly (B1) engages correctly : a click should be heared.

If necessary, use the screwdriver UT 1912, from underneath, through the ejection opening, to press on the latch of the magazine catch assembly (B1) in order to assist the assembly to engage

properly. After this operation, check if the magazine catch assembly (8 1) con smoothly move bock and forth. • Reassemble the submachine gun as described in

§ 7.1.

During this operation, the butt plate (280) will a/so be reinstalled.

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474 ..... ............ .

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470)......................... .......

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477

UT 2816

420 C2

I

Fig. 9.4.b - Removal of the 2 snap rings (479)

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9.4.

MOVING PARTS GROUP [ 3] (Fig. 9.4.a)

9.4.1.

Disassembly • Remove the moving parts group [ 3 I as described in

§ 7.1.

• Pull the breech block assembly (420) rearwards along its guide rods (C2) a nd then hold the moving parts group [ 3 I in that condition in one hand.

During this step, which is required in order to be able to carry out the following one, the return springs (477) are compressed. • Usi ng the scraper UT 2816, remove the 2 snap rings (479) (Fig. 9.4.b).

NOTE : O nce they hove been removed, the snap rings (4 79) must always be replaced by new ones ! •

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Gently release the pressure on the retu rn springs (4 77) and then slide the breech block assembly (420), the rote -of-fire stabilizer (48 1) and the 2 return springs (4 77) off the 2 guide rods of the guide assembly (470) (fig. 9.4. c).

• Disassemble the guide assembly (4 70) by separating the 2 gu ide rods (C2) from the breech block assem bly stop block (474) (Fig . 9.4.d) .

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474 Fig. 9.4.c- Removal of the breech block assembly (420), th e rote-of-fire stabilizer (48 1) and the 2 return springs (477)

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fig. 9 .4 .d- Disassembling the guide assembly (470)

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Fig. 9.4.e- Driving out the spring pin (437) which secures the fi ring pin (425)

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Fig. 9.4.f- Removal of the firing pin (425) and its spring (423)

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Fig. 9.4.h- D riving out the spring pin (437) which secures the extractor (435)

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MOVING PARTS GROUP (continued)

9.4. 1.

Disassembly (continued) • Disassemble the breech block assembly (420) by proceeding as follows : - Using the drift punch UT 2006 and the hammer UT 21 10, drive out the spring pin (437) which secures the firing pin (425) (Fig. 9.4.e).

In order to facilita te the driving-out of the spring pin (437), push the firing pin (425) slightly into the breech block (C 1) ond hold it in that position with a fing er. After having driven out the spring pin (437), gently release the firing pin (425). - Take the firing pin (425) and its spring (423) out of the breech block (C1) (Fig. 9.4.n. - Using the drift punch UT 2006 and the hammer UT 21 10, drive out the spring pin (433) which secures the extractor spring (43 1) (Fig. 9.4.g).

During this operation, hold the extractor spring (431 ) in position with a fing er. Remove the extractor spring (431 ). - Using the drift punch UT 2006 and the hammer UT 21 10, drive out the spring pin (437) which secures the extractor (435) (Fig. 9.4.h). - Remove the extractor (435). - Using the drift punch UT 2001 and the hammer UT 2110, drive out the spira l pin (445) which secures the ejector (443) (Fig. 9.4 .i).

During this operation, hold the eiedor (443) in position with o finger. - Take the ejector (443) and its sprin g (441) out of the breech block (C 1) (Fig. 9.4.j) .

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