Instruction Manual

ENGLISH

Replacing the polymer rear sight:

WARNING: While you remove the rear sight, be sure to control the rear sight

plunger so that it does not fly out.

Field-strip the pistol as described in section 4.1. Push down the rear sight plunger

and remove the rear sight to the left. If the rear sight is moved to the right, the

plunger can become lodged inside the rear sight. To rectify this, remove the rear

sight windage screw. Note that the rear sight windage screw is reverse threaded.

Install in reverse order.

CAUTION: Slide on polymer rear sight from left to right when installing it.

Steel Rear Sight:

Windage adjustments are made by drifting the steel rear sight from side to side with

the rear sight adjustment tool. If shots group to the right, move the rear sight to the

left, if they group to the left, move the rear sight to the right.

The standard WALTHER Steel Rear Sight (5.3 Fig. 2) will

fit very tightly into the slot cut in the slide. The rear sight

adjustment tool is available as an accessory and highly

recommended when adjusting for windage.

Do not remove the sleeve below the steel rear sight.

ELEVATION

Elevation adjustments are made by using front sights of varying height.

Steel Front Sights of varying height are an accessory item.

If the shots group low, use a lower front sight. For high grouping, use a higher one.

The front sights are numbered. The higher the number, the higher the front sight.

Each stage results in a correction of the impact by about 5 cm (2”) over a

25 m (25 yards) distance from target.

To change the front sight, field-strip the pistol as described in section 4.1.

Polymer Front Sight

Unscrew the front sight screw with the 1.3 mm Allen wrench from

the bottom of the front sight. Push the front sight out of the slide.

Assembly is in reverse order. Screw in the front sight screw until it

is flush with the base of the front sight (5.3 Fig. 3).

Steel Front Sight

Remove the front sight screw using a screwdriver and press the

front sight upwards and out.

Assembly is in reverse order (5.3 Fig. 4). Remember to make sure

the screw and the thread inside the steel front sight are free of oil

or grease. The thread of the front sight screw should be secured

using an industrial adhesive (for example Loctite 648). To tighten

the front sight screw, apply a torque of 1 Nm (8.8 inch lbs).

5.3 Fig. 2

5.3 Fig. 3

5.3 Fig. 4