H&K P9S User Manual
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1. AUTOMATIC PISTOL HECKLER amp KOCH INC 2148 Pacific Boulevard Sterling Virginia 20166 8903 U S A TEL 703 450 1900 TELEFAX 703 450 8160 TELEX 7109550846 P9S Automatic Pistol Caliber 45 ACP Instruction Manual Heckler amp Koch Inc U S A WARNING READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE HANDLING amp USING THIS FIREARM Safety Rules PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE HANDLING YOUR FIREARM The following safety rules are placed in this manual by Heckler amp Koch Inc as an important reminder that firearms safety is your responsibility Firearms can be dangerous and can potentially cause serious injury damage to property or death if handled improperly 1 Never point a firearm at anyone or in any direction other than a safe one i e downrange 2 Always treat all firearms as if they were loaded 3 Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target 4 Keep your finger off the trigger while loading or unloading the pistol 5 Keep your finger off the trigger while pulling pistol out of the holster or holstering 6 Be sure of your target and the back stop beyond 7 Never give to or take a firearm from anyone unless the action is open 8 Be sure that the ammunition you are using is factory loaded and is not damaged in anyway 9 Before firing remove the magazine from the weapon lock the bolt to the rear and check the barrel of your unloaded firearm for any possible obstructions 10 Before fi2. it the perceptible kick Gas cutting is largely eliminated because there are no pronounced grooved and lands in the polygon barrel resulting in increased projectile velocity and notching resistance and making it easy to clean In conjunction with the short distance between the upper edge of the shooters hand and the axis of the barrel the above characteristics ensure that this pistol is extremely accurate and line up fast We were one of the first to recognize the excellent suitability of plastic material for certain parts of our weapons and equipment The high resistance of the new plastics to extreme temperature variations has proven to be of exceptional value such as on the grips of military arms for example For this reason the receiver of the P9S is covered completely with plastic Lik 1 of 19 18 of 19 Handling the P9S Automatic Pistol Safety The safety can be engaged or disengaged by switching the safety lever If the red mark is visible the safety is off Fig 1 Safety off If the white mark is visible the safety is on Fig 2 Safety on Lik 17 of 19 Lik 2 of 19 Filling the Magazine Insert the cartridge under the magazine lips base first by pressing down elpeveuepeee Mot P 9 S follower or the cartridge The magazine holds 7 cartridges E ARAN 4 i F Fa 7 eu p i i A gt a A n pa o o a T f p Fig 3 Filling the magazine HECKLER amp
3. KOCH GMBH OBERNDORF NECKAR GERMANY Li 3 of 19 Lik 16 of 19 gt OONOOORWDND Use short screw in topmost hole of grip Components of the P9S Automatic Pistol Cal 45 ACP Front sight Slide Rear sight Safety Recoil spring Barrel Extractor Locking rollers Compression spring Pressure pin Compression spring for pressure pin Locking catch Clamping sleeve Compression spring Firing pin spring Firing pin Spiral pin Bolt head Threaded pin Compression spring Catch bolt Cylindrical pin Bolt head carrier Support Sleeve Raised countersunk head screw Buffer housing Plastic buffer Stop pin Barrel catch Insert piece Trigger spring Trigger Compression spring Catch bolt Elbow spring Catch lever Spring for catch Lins Disconnector Cylindrical pin Pull bar Trigger lever Spring for pull bar Indicator pin Spiral pin Hammer Stop pin Spring for disconnector Axle for hammer Threaded bush Raised countersunk head screw Trigger guard Receiver Safety catch Elbow spring Cocking lever Catch Countersunk screw Bearing plate left Angle lever Intermediate lever Bearing plate right Shank Compression spring Magazine catch Combat grip Raised head countersunk screw Magazine housing Follower Follower spring Support for follower spring Magazine floor plate Ejector Ejector spring Pin for magazine catch Flanged bush 15 of 19 Loading and Cocking the Pistol Only with th
4. cessie a a E aA 9 Care of the Pistol ccc cece ccc cence ee eens ee ee eeeeeaseeeeeeeeaaeeeeas 10 PRS SCION OSes a el aeesoscannacwaitede a E toaconeuncgueeeuoeseasemoenes 11 Special ACCESSOMES van cee sac oerencicsdnonnsaneseredenmsecenauuscetuseerteeeeasenceds 11 SPECIMENON eser tetas cas ae sues E ES a sen 14 Components of the P9S Automatic Pistol cc cece eee e eee e eens 15 HECKLER amp KOCH GmbH in Oberndorf Neckar has a long tradition and vast experience in the development and manufacture of automatic small arms In particular the well proven Automatic Rifle G3 standard weapon of the Federal German Army and the armed forces of numerous NATO countries as well as the HK Weapons System which was developed from it are manufactured of quality materials in accordance with the non cutting method the most economic and advanced method in modern weapons technology And of course this also applies to the P9S Automatic Pistol Characteristics The P9S Automatic Pistol with double action trigger has a concealed hammer and lateral cocking lever with uncocking safety This high performance automatic pistol is characterized by the polygon groove shape of its stationary barrel and its recoil operated roller locked bolt system This locking system has met with particular interest in modern weapons technology By breaking down the momentum in the bolt the recoil velocity of the slide is significantly reduced and with
5. ctor towards the ejection port and as when removing press the locking lever downward with one shank of the barrel extension and pull the bolt head back again until it engages Push the barrel with the recoil spring wider end of spring facing forward obliquely into the hole in the slide against the pressure of the spring Fig 12 then place the barrel entirely into the slide and permit to travel back until the locking rollers engage Fig 12 Insert barrel Place the slide on the receiver in such a manner that the front guide lugs can engage the corresponding recesses in the receiver Press the slide into the receiver pull back and let it snap forward again Fig 13 Uncock the pistol and insert magazine Fig 13 Place slide on receiver Lik 9 of 19 Care of the Pistol For cleaning the pistol must merely be field stripped as described on pages 7 amp 8 The service life and the performance of your pistol depend upon correct handling and proper regular cleaning The barrel must be cleaning after every shooting Generally cleaning consists of removing dirt and moisture Bright parts must be wiped clean and lubricated lightly with oil Any commercial chlorine and acid free solvent gun oil or gun grease can be used It is best to grease the slide guide only lightly To AAA 2 Fig 14 Assemblies Lik 10 of 19
6. e safety on First method Insert a filled magazine into the closed weapon until the magazine catch engages Pull back slide all the way and let it snap forward This chambers the top cartridge from the magazine Fig 4 Second method Pull back slide all the way and press the cocking lever upward until the catch engages the notch Now insert a filled magazine into the open weapon Either Pull slide back and release Or Press cocking lever downward In both cases the slide will snap forward and chamber the top cartridge from the magazine Fig 4 Pull back slide With both methods the pistol is then loaded the hammer is cocked and the safety is on The indicator pin Fig 5 which can be both seen and felt at the rear of the slide shows that the hammer is cocked The protruding extractor Fig 6 lets the shooter both see and feel that a round is in the chamber Li 4 of 19 Fig 5 Indicator pin Fig 6 Extractor HECKLER amp KOCH GMBH OBERNDORF NECKAR Reloading when the magazine is empty After the last round has been fired the slide will remain in its rearmost position To continue firing immediately simply exchange the empty magazine for a full one and Either Press the cocking lever downward causing the slide to snap forward Or Pull the slide back slightly and let it snap forward The pistol is again ready to fire Fig 7 Reloading the pistol i Lk 5 of 19 Technical Data P9S Automat
7. ic Pistol Operating principle ccc eee e cence eens Recoil operated PCUOMo santana OA EE E EE Roller locking system FF CC o A AE E E E E A 7 round straight magazine ANID GT sssisriini noin rainesi n ES ASER 45 ACP Muzzle velocity VO ccceeeecee eee eeaes approx 840 fps Muzzle energy EO cccceeeeeeeeeeee ees approx 370 ft lbs Length of pistol ccccc cece cece eens eeeee ees 7 6 in Height OF VISIO snua din sesreacsiandenecneseneencatieee 5 4 in Width of pistol Over QLipS ccc eee ee 1 3 in Length of barrel c ccccccececeeeeeeeeaes 4 0 in DIC MET AGIOS serores anun enorer Erienn 5 8 in Weights Pistol without MagaZINne cc cece eee approx 27 85 oz Magazine filled with 7 cartridges approx 7 78 oz 14 of 19 Fig 17 Adjusting the elevation Adjusting the windage Rotate the windage adjusting screw in the desired direction with the screwdriver Fig 18 Rotating clockwise moves the shot to the left Rotating counter clockwise moves the shot to the right Each click shifts the point of impact approx 0 4 to the left or the right at a range of 27 3 yds l Fig 18 Adjusting the windage Lk 13 of 19 Unloading the Pistol Engage the safety Remove the magazine Fig 8 Pull the slide back all the way cartridge will be ejected Check to make sure that there is no round in the chamber Permit the s
8. lide to snap forward again Fig 8 Press back magazine catch Uncocking the Pistol In loaded or unloaded condition Engage the safety press down the cocking lever pull trigger all the way back permit cocking lever to return slowly upward again release trigger Should your thumb accidentally slip off the cocking lever the hammer is caught by the uncocking safety If the trigger is accidentally pulled with the safety on before the cocking lever is depressed the safety catch will then prevent the hammer from striking the firing pin Dry firing only with safety off If the pistol is to be carried ready to fire disengage the safety again Lik 6 of 19 Firing Firing with the hammer cocked Pistol loaded cartridge in the chamber Disengage the safety Pull the trigger this will release the cocked hammer Light trigger pull increased accuracy Firing with the hammer uncocked and double action trigger Pistol loaded cartridge in the chamber Disengage the safety Pull the trigger the hammer will cock until it is released The relatively light double action trigger permits the hammer to be cocked for the first shot or to be re cocked in the event of a misfire The double action trigger results in longer trigger travel and increased trigger pull Field Stripping for Cleaning Engage the safety Remove the magazine Pull slide back all the way and check to make sure that there is no round in the chamber Pe
9. ring any firearm unfamiliar to you make sure that you understand how it functions Unfamiliarity can cause serious accidents Attend a certified training course on any firearm which you intend to use or with which you are not sufficiently familiar 11 Wear hearing protection and eye protection when shooting your firearm 12 Keep your hands and fingers away from the muzzle to avoid injury or burns 13 Firearms and ammunition should be stored separately beyond the reach of children and untrained or irresponsible adults 14 Avoid the use of alcoholic beverages before and during any shooting REMEMBER A FIREARM HAS THE CAPABILITY OF TAKING YOUR LIFE OR THE LIFE OF SOMEONE ELSE BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR FIREARM AN ACCIDENT IS ALMOST ALWAYS THE RESULTS OF NOT FOLLOWING BASIC SAFETY RULES This page left blank intentionally 19 of 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAT ACISIISUCS ib rean Scape cemnndadmaeord aamdatewnsnontiad saeenedatugtecwamedteasioasenton 1 Handling the P9S Automatic Pistol cc ccc ece cence eee eeeeeeeenees 2 S r ore en er eee eer heer eer er eer 2 PING TNE MAGAZING scan Aa 3 Loading and Cocking the Pistol ccceccee cess eeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeanees 4 Unloading and Uncocking the Pistol c cece eeeee ee eee eee eeneenes 6 L onto eee wanes EN E A E A EE eee E E T A T T Field Stripping for ClEAning cccecec cece cece cesses eeeeeeeeneeeaeeeees 7 Assembling TNC PISIOl
10. rmit the slide to snap forward again Press the barrel clamp in the trigger guard forward and upward Move the slide as far forward as it will go and lift off Fig 9 i Pi wd gt Z rd f PA TE 4 rt HF a oh wee j Gua i ey MR me thy jA ne n aN ri r TAAA N Fig 9 Remove slide Lk 7of19 The hammer must now not disengage If it does it is set too finely and the screw must be backed off further If set too finely the pistol could double if this is the case turn back the fine adjustment screw even further It is not possible to regulate the trigger pull Rotating clockwise reduces the engagement of the catch lever in the hammer rotating counter clockwise increases it Fig 16 Regulating the fine adjustment device Click sight To provide the target shooter with individual sights a click sight adjustable for elevation and windage with 8 clicks per revolution was developed by H amp K Adjusting the elevation Rotate the elevation adjusting screw in the desired direction with the screwdriver Fig 17 Rotating clockwise lowers the point of impact approx 0 6 per click at a range of 27 3 yds rotating counter clockwise raises it accordingly Lik 12 of 19 Assemblies Fig 14 1 Slide 2 Barrel with recoil spring 3 Receiver 4 Magazine Special Accessories Trigger stop The trigger stop for the P9S Automatic Pistol is located in the trigger guard on the receiver and limits
11. the trigger travel immediately after the hammer has been released it simultaneously interrupts actuation of the double action trigger The trigger stop must be swiveled away for firing with the double action trigger It can be loosened or clamped by means of the screw Fig 15 and can be set as desired Must be performed after setting the fine adjustment feature Fig 15 P9S with trigger stop Fine adjustment feature A fine adjustment device can be installed in the receiver for increased trigger travel precision The setting operation is best performed as follows Remove the slide and cock the hammer Rotate the setting screw clockwise until the hammer snaps Now back off the screw one half turn Replace slide pull back all the way and let it snap forward again Lik 11 of 19 To remove the barrel push it forward against the pressure of the spring until it can be removed from the slide Ta Fi Fig 10 Remove the barrel Bz Fig 11 Press against the locking catch To remove the bolt head with one shank end of the barrel extension between bolt head and slide press against the locking catch until both head springs forward and the bolt can be removed Fig 11 Press against the locking catch Lik 8 of 19 Assembling the Pistol Caution Safety required that both rollers be in place in the bolt head when assembling the weapon To insert the bolt head place its rectangular opening on the locking piece extra
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