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WALTHER KK300

Walther KK300

 

Trigger Adjustments

Trigger AdjustmentsTrigger

Setting of trigger pull (a):
Turn screw clockwise to increase pull, turn screw anti-clockwise to reduce pull.

Setting of trigger stop (b):
Turn screw clockwise for a shorter course, turn anti-clockwise to increase the course.

Setting of trigger slack (c):
Turn screw clockwise to shorten first-stage travel, and anticlockwise to increase first-stage travel.

Setting of pawl intersection in resting position (d):
Turn screw clockwise to shorten pawl intersection, and turn screw anti-clockwise to increase pawl intersection.

Setting of sear engagement (e):
Turning the screw clockwise causes a roll trigger pull, turning anti-clockwise causes a crisp trigger pull

Setting of sear engagement power (f):
After loosening the screw, the sear engagement screw (e) can be moved. Moving to the left cause reduction of sear engagement power, moving to the right cause increase of power. Click for exploded diagram.

Stock Adjustments

Stock Adjustments

1 Lateral adjustment of hook buttplate
2 Locking of cheekpiece
3 Height adjustment of cheekpiece
4 Adjustment of shaped grip
5 Angle of cheekpiece
6 Lateral movement of cheekpiece
7 Longitudinal adjustment of cheekpiece

 

Stripping the Bolt

– Open the breech, press in the bolt catch, and withdraw the bolt from the housing.
– Turn the bolt handle to uncock the bolt.
– Unscrew the closing nut and remove the rear firing pin spring.
Strip #1
– Press the arrester sleeve slightly inwards, then press out the straight pin using a suitable tool. Remove the arrester sleeve. Strip #2
– Detach the bolt handle, pull out the firing pin with the front firing pin spring. Strip #3