Manual

barrel can easily be removed after shooting by means of a nylon or a brass brush with

the employment of Kleen-Bore 3n1. Soaking stubborn areas may be necessary. Try to

use only jacketed ammo if possible, as this will reduce lead build-up. Do not use a

bronze or stainless brush for the purpose of cleaning the barrel as this will scratch /

damage the polished bore. Always remove the grips when thoroughly cleaning your

weapon. Lightly lubricate the lock mechanism as well as all moving parts with the same

Kleen-Bore 3n1 gun conditioner.

Caliber Table (for optional cylinder):

Subsequent manufacture of a conversion cylinder (after delivery) cannot be performed

because of the extremely close tolerances and the high cost involved. Because this is a

specially made item, then we only can perform this option when ordering / purchasing a

new weapon.

Standard Caliber / Optional Caliber

.357 Magnum 9mm Para or .38 Spec.

.32 Magnum .32 S&W long

.22 Magnum .22 l.r.

Sighting mechanism for the Model Sport:

A flat, glare-free, elevation and windage adjustable, notched rear sight is installed on

the Model Sport revolver. A ventilated rib, as well as a milled front sight, comes

standard. All parts are sandblasted to provide a matte finish.

Sight adjustment:

Windage adjustment is effected by the rotation of the windage screw (located in a

recessed cavity of the sight blade). If the resulting shots are too far to the right, then

rotate the adjustment screw clockwise. Consequently, if the shots are too far to the left,

then rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise. A complete revolution of the

adjustment screw results in a target correction of 3.34" (85mm) at a distance of 82'

(25m). Elevation adjustment is effected by the rotation of the elevation screw (located

forward of the sighting notch). If the resulting shots are too high, then rotate the

adjustment screw clockwise. Consequently, if the shots are too low, then rotate the

adjustment screw counterclockwise. One click of the adjustment screw results in a

target correction of .552" (14mm), at a distance of 82' (25meters).

Sighting mechanism for the Model Combat:

A flat, glare-free, elevation and windage adjustable, contoured rear sight is installed on

the Model Combat revolver. The top surface of the barrel shroud is finely grooved so as