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SPORTING RIFLE READ THIS

DESCRIPTION

M07AS MATCH/M07AF MATCH

BEFORE USING
THIS RIFLE

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 Contents
Chapter 1 4 3.2.5. Disassembly 12
1. IMPORTANT WARNINGS 4 Chapter 4 13
1.1. - DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY 4 4. MAINTENANCE 13
1.2. - IMPORTANT WARNING 4 Cleaning instructions 13
1.3. - WARRANTY CONDITIONS 4 Barrel 13
1.4. - PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY RULES) 5 Bolt and receiver 14
SAFETY DEPENDS ON YOU 8 Chapter 5 14
Chapter 2 8 5.1. -ADJUSTMENT 14
2. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WEAPON 8 Cheek pad 14
2.1. – PURPOSE 8 Stock 14
2.2. -TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 8 5.2. – ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT 16
Chapter 3 9 Optical sight 16
3.1. - DESCRIPTION OF THE WEAPON 9 Bipod 16
Safety 10 Sling 16
3.2.-HANDLING 10 Chapter 6 17
3.2.1. Assembly 10 6. FULL SET 17
3.2.2. Loading 11 6.1.- Components of the set 17
3.2.3. Firing 11 6.2. - Component parts of the assembly 18
3.2.4. Unloading 12

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Dear Customer,

The name ZASTAVA ORUŽJE on the weapon that you now own stands for quality, reliability, and gunsmith tradition since 1853. This
weapon was made in accordance with very strict requirements, of the highest quality materials used for this type of products and tested
by our Quality Control.

To be able to handle this weapon safely, you are obliged to read carefully and completely the Handling and maintenance manual (here-
inafter: the Manual).
For all the information related to the weapon, please apply to your dealer or manufacturer for detailed explanations within shortest
time.

If your gun needs servicing, apply to one of the service shops authorized by your dealer. You do not need to send the gun to the manu-
facturer, because these services can be done by any authorized service shop, probably in a shorter period.

Thank you for purchasing our gun, we hope that you will be satisfied with it.

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Chapter 1 1.2. - IMPORTANT WARNING
1. IMPORTANT WARNINGS
Before it left the factory, the weapon was tested, carefully
1.1. - DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
inspected, and packaged. The manufacturer cannot con-
trol product handling after it leaves the factory. Therefore,
please read the Manual carefully, and then examine this
Weapons are classified as fire and/or dangerous means
weapon carefully when you take it out from the package for
and the producer shall not be liable nor shall he have any
the first time, to ensure that it is unloaded and undamaged.
obligations in case of injury, death or damage to property
Always keep this Manual with your gun. If you lend, give, or
that occurred partially or wholly due to:
sell your gun to another person, you must give the Manual
• defect of gun caused by corrosion and irregular main-
as well.
tenance,
• accidental shot caused by negligent handling,
1.3. - WARRANTY CONDITIONS
• improper or careless handling,
• unauthorized modification or replacement of parts of
interior mechanisms or safety,
Warranty is valid for the period of 12 months, starting from
• use of damaged ammunition,
the date of the purchase of the weapon. You must keep
• use of wrong caliber ammunition,
warranty sheet with the serial number of your weapon, in
• use of ammunition with higher pressure than it is al-
case the weapon needs to be repaired. We recommend
lowed by standard,
that you make a copy of the warranty sheet and keep it in
• use of manually loaded and/or reloaded ammunition,
a safe place or in a fireproof safe. Such proof is necessary
• giving and/or lending of guns to other people and
in case of theft or repair of the weapon within the warranty
• other influences outside our direct control.
period.
The manufacturer shall not be liable nor shall he have any
Warranty shall not be valid in case:
obligations in case of the sale of the weapon that is not in
• defect of weapon caused by corrosion, inattention and
accordance with law regulations.
irregular maintenance,
• unauthorized rework, additional work, modification or
replacement of parts,

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• use of manually loaded or reloaded ammunition,
• use of ammunition with higher pressure than it is allowed
by standard,
• use of damaged ammunition,
• use of wrong calibre ammunition.
1.4. - PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY RULES)
1. We urge you to read this entire Manual carefully.
2. You must follow the safety instructions for your safety and
the safety of others. Reading these precautions will save
your life and the lives of other people. If you do not under-
stand the procedure from the Manual (handling, loading,
unloading, assembly, disassembly and cleaning), ask for the
help of an authorized arms instructor or expert people in
institutions equipped and authorized for training in using
weapons. 10. NEVER point a gun (loaded or unloaded) at a person, some
3. other living being, or a thing if you do not intend to shoot.
4. YOU MUST NOT LOAD YOUR WEAPON IF YOU DO NOT UN-
DERSTAND, COMPLETELY OR PARTIALLY, HOW IT IS SAFELY
HANDLED.
5. YOU MUST KNOW YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEHIND OR
BESIDE IT. YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT THE PROJECTILE WILL
HIT IF IT GOES THROUGH THE TARGET OR IF IT MISSES THE
TARGET. REMEMBER THAT FIRED PROJECTILE CAN FLY SEV-
ERAL KILOMETRES (INCLUDING RICOCHET) AND IT CAN PEN-
ETRATE A WALL.
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6. WE URGE YOU TO ASK YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER OR STATE
POLICE FOR ADDITIONAL WARNINGS THAT CAN BE PRE-
SCRIBED BY LOCAL LAWS OR REGULATIONS. SUCH REGU-
LATIONS ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING AND LOCAL POLICE
OFFICERS OR LAWYERS ARE IN BEST POSITION TO GIVE YOU
LEGAL ADVICE.
7. NEVER keep your gun loaded, except when you are ready to
shoot and when you are completely certain of your target.
8. NEVER take anyone’s word that the gun is unloaded. You
should check for yourself whether the gun is empty, accord-
ing to the procedure from the Manual.
9. NEVER rely on the fact that the safety will protect you from
unreliable handling. The safety is only a mechanical part, it
does not have common sense, nor does it know safety pro-
cedure. Remember that the user of a gun is the basic safety
and taking care of the safety only partially depends on the
mechanical safety.
11. NEVER allow yourself such lack of concentration that will
lead to dropping your gun and firing. Your gun will fire if you
pull the trigger when a round is in chamber and the safety
is off.
12. NEVER drop your gun. If a gun drops, empty it and check
whether it functions properly before you use it again.
13. NEVER disassemble and clean a loaded gun. According to
the procedure from the Manual, unload the gun before dis-
assembly and cleaning.
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14. NEVER hold your finger on the trigger when you load, un-
load, disassemble, clean, or handle a gun, except when you
aim and when you are ready to fire. Learn to keep your finger
outside the trigger guard.
15. NEVER play with your gun. A gun is not a toy and it can be
very dangerous, because it can cause injury or death.
16. NEVER keep and/or put your hand on the movable or heated
parts of the gun (barrel, muzzle, muzzle devices, bolt, slide,
drum, hammer and other parts), because this can cause in-
jury or death.
17. NEVER shoot at a hard surface or at water. A bullet may ric-
ochet and travel in any direction, causing injury, death, or
damage to property.
18. NEVER take a gun into your hands when you are under the
influence of alcoholic beverages, medications, drugs, and
sedatives.
19. NEVER climb a tree, do not jump over a roof and/or a fence
with a loaded gun.
20. NEVER allow water, snow, mud or other materials enter the
interior of the barrel. You must always be sure that the barrel
is dry and without dirt inside.
21. NEVER modify your gun. Never try to change the trigger
pull, because it can influence trigger mechanism and cause
accidental discharge.
22. NEVER take off the safety or a part of the safety mechanism
of the gun. Safety mechanisms are designed to protect you
and others from accidental injury or death. Always hold your
gun at the handgrip, stock, and/or grip cap.
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23. ALWAYS keep your gun pointed in a safe direction (the direc-
tion in which a fired projectile cannot cause injury, death,
or damage to property). Treat each gun as if it were loaded.
24. ALWAYS carry your gun with the safety on.
25. ALWAYS carry and keep the gun with hammer mechanism
released (released hammer or sear).
26. ALWAYS unload your gun before you take in into the house,
car, truck, ship or any other facility or transport means.
27. IT IS ILLEGAL to keep or hold a loaded gun and/or leave it at
the place easily accessible to children or other people.
28. IT IS ILLEGAL to keep or hold gun and ammunition at the
same place. Always keep gun and ammunition in separate
receptacles that can be locked and cannot be opened by
children or other people.
29. ALWAYS keep your gun and ammunition at a place that chil-
dren cannot reach.
30. PROTECT your gun during keeping from possible accidental
firing by having additional safety devices (locks).
31. TEACH children that they MUST NOT touch guns, ammuni-
tion, cartridge cases, or explosive devices.
32. TEACH children that, if they find guns, ammunition, car-
tridge cases, or explosive devices, they must immediately
inform parents, teachers, or police about the location.
33. Do not use guns near animals that are not trained to accept
noise.
34. You must be careful with any type of ammunition. Even the
training ammunition is lethal for those who are in the im-
mediate range of explosive wave from the muzzle. Obtain
 and use original factory ammunition that is new and un-
damaged.
35. Do not force open the original factory ammunition.
36. Do not lubricate ammunition with oil or grease because you
will damage the primer in the first place.
37. Do not use manually loaded or reloaded ammunition.
38. Do not use ammunition with higher pressure than the one
allowed by the standard.
39. DO NOT use wrong calibre ammunition.
40. NEVER use a gun if it does not function properly.
41. In case of misfire, when the trigger is pulled, hold the rifle
pointed in a safe direction and wait for 60 seconds. Some-
times, slow ignition is a cause of “hang fire” and the cartridge
will come out after a short pause. If a round does not fire
even after that, keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction
(with the barrel pointed to the ground) and do not be ex-
posed to the rear part of the gun and the space where the
case goes out when the gun is emptied. If you can unload
the gun, put the safety on, release the hammer mechanism
and immediately take the rifle to an authorized gunsmith.
Do not attempt to fire again.
42. Testing of function of a gun is done solely in the shooting
range and the gun must be pointed in a safe direction then.
Load the gun only when you are in the shooting area and
unload it before you leave that area.
43. Obey the commands of the person in charge at the shooting
range.
44. Always wear protective shooting glasses and ear protection
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when you use firearms.
45. By-standers (or other living beings) must be at least 7 m be-
hind the shooter while he fires or unloads the gun. By-stand-
ers must wear ear protection and avoid looking at the flame.
46. Toxic matters will enter your body if you are repeatedly ex-
posed to the fire of weapons. High level of toxic matters in
blood can be the cause of various illnesses such as cancer,
impotence, respiratory system problems etc. When you
shoot in a closed room, you must have proper air ventilation.
47. Maintain your gun according to the Manual. Keep it clean,
in a dry place, far away from other metals and water. If your
gun shows the signs of corrosion or improper function, it
should be repaired by an authorized gunsmith.
48. ALWAYS transport your gun in appropriate packing or in the
original packing case.
49. REMEMBER THAT A GUN CAN TAKE YOUR LIFE OR ANYBODY
ELSE’S LIFE. BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU HANDLE YOUR GUN –
AN ACCIDENT IS ALMOST ALWAYS A CASE OF DISOBEYING
SAFETY RULES.
SAFETY DEPENDS ON YOU
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Chapter 2
2. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WEAPON

2.1. – PURPOSE

Sporting rifle is intended for sports shooting for competition in individual shooting and for hunting.

2.2. -TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Caliber .308Win, 7.62x54R, 6.5x55SE, 300WinMag.

Barrel length 650 mm
Weapon length 1180 mm
Length of the weapon with the stock folded (for AF version 930 mm
Weight of the weapon with empty magazine, without optical sight and bipod, 5.250 kg
with fixed stock
Weight of the weapon with empty magazine, without optical sight and bipod, 5.400 kg
with folding stock
Magazine capacity 5 rounds-308Win, 6.5x55SE
3 rounds-300WinMag, 7.62x54R
Operation bolt-action
Locking bolt rotation
Safety three positions
Type of sight optical
Finish of barrelled action matte blue
Finish of (aluminium) stock matte black

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Chapter 3
3.1. - DESCRIPTION OF THE WEAPON

Figure 1а) - LK M07AS MATСH

Figure 1b) - LK M07AF MATСH

Basic parts of the weapon are shown in figure 1.

(7) magazine;
(1) Barrel, with metric thread М18x1 (right-hand) on the muz-
(8) magazine catch;
zle;
(9) cheek pad lifting mechanism;
(2) receiver, with Picatinny rail according to STD-MIL-1913 for
(10) stock;
mounting of optical sight;
(11) swivel;
(3) bolt;
(12) bipod carrier, 11mm in diameter;
(4) safety;
(13) protective cap;
(5) trigger;
(6) stock carrier with handgrip;

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Safety 3.2.-HANDLING
Putting safety on in a safe manner (fig. 2) is done by the safety (4) 3.2.1. Assembly
placed behind the lever (R) on the bolt (3). Safety position indica-
tors are red (I) and white (III) dots on the bolt. 1. Hold the handgrip with the left hand.
At the same time, pull the trigger fully rearwards with a left hand
finger.
2. The bolt is separated from the weapon, take it by the handle
with your right hand.
3. The safety is off.
4. Push the bolt fully forward into the receiver, rotate the bolt
handle downwards by 90° to lock it (fig.3).
5. Release the trigger.

Figure 2 – Safety
Position safety off (I) is realized by pulling the safety fully front, in
direction of the red indicator. When the safety is off, the bolt can
be unlocked and the rifle can fire.
Safe position is realized by putting the safety between the indi-
cator for on and off positions. The bolt can be unlocked and the
rifle must not fire.
Position safety on (III) is realized by pulling the safety fully rear- Figure 3 - Locking of the weapon
wards, in direction of the white indicator. The bolt must not un-
lock and the rifle must not fire.

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3.2.2. Loading 6. Put the safety on.
7. Your weapon is now ready to fire, with a cartridge in the bar-
1. Rotate the bolt handle upwards by 90° and pull the bolt fully
rel and the safety on.
rearwards to unlock it (fig. 4).
2. Press the magazine catch pusher, take the magazine by the
3.2.3. Firing
bottom and pull it out of the weapon.
3. Load the magazine. 1. Choose a target you intend to shoot.
Hold the magazine with one hand and insert one by one car-
tridge in it with the other hand (maximum 5, that is 3 for calibre
7.62х54R and for calibre .300WinMag).
4. To insert the magazine back into the rifle, lean the cam on
the front side of the magazine onto the support (“А”), then ro-
tate the rear part upwards until the magazine catch engages the
magazine (figure 5).
5. Push the bolt into front position; a cartridge from the maga-
zine will enter the barrel, then rotate the handle fully down-
Figure 5 - Engagement of the magazine
wards.

2. Load the weapon in accordance with the Manual.

Figure 4 - Unlocking of the weapon
3. Keep your finger outside the trigger guard, rotate the safety
forward into position „off“.
4. Aim, place your finger on the trigger and slowly pull it back-
wards until the weapon fires.
5. Eject the empty cartridge case from the chamber by rotat-
ing the bolt upward by 90° and pulling it fully rearwards.
6. When the bolt is pushed into the front position and rotated
downwards by 90°, next cartridge will come out of the magazine
and enter the barrel.
7. Until the moment you intend to shoot, the safety should be
in position „on“.

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 staff, necessary tools, and original spare parts.
3.2.4. Unloading
The weapon is unloaded in accordance with the Manual.
1. Read safety measures.
1. While the bolt is in rear position, push the ejector box (14)
2. Hold your weapon pointed in a safe direction and keep your
downwards with the left hand (fig. 6).
fingers outside the trigger guard while unloading the weapon.
2. Pull the bolt backwards and take it out from the receiver
3. Press the magazine catch, take the magazine by it bottom
3. Let the ejector box return to the original position under the
and pull it out of the weapon.
effect of its spring.
4. Put the safety into the safe position (fig. 2).
4. Put the safety to position „off“.
5. Rotate the bolt handle upwards by 90° then pull the bolt
rearwards to take the cartridge case (cartridge) out of the barrel.
6. When the bolt is in rear position, visually check whether the
barrel is empty.
7. Unload the magazine.
Hold the magazine with one hand, push one by one cartridge
out of the magazine with the thumb of the other hand. (When
one cartridge is ejected from the magazine another one is being
lifted to its place by the spring.)

3.2.5. Disassembly
The weapon is disassembled before and after it is used, for the
purposes of inspection, cleaning and lubrication.
If possible, the weapon is disassembled indoors, on a clean and
dry mat. Figure 6 - Taking out of the bolt
Gun owners are advised to not disassemble the rifle on their
own and in the manner not described in this Manual. Gun own-
ers should not disassemble the rifle further than it is described
in this Manual.
For all possible repairs and replacement of parts, the owner
should contact authorized service shops, which have qualified

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Chapter 4 Barrel
1. Unload the weapon according to the procedure from the
4. MAINTENANCE
Manual.
2. Disassemble the weapon according to the procedure from the
The weapon should be maintained and cleaned carefully so that
Manual.
it would last long and function well. Foul and corroded barrel,
3. Take the cleaning rod and brush from the accessories for the
barrel with soot from powder gas on it, damaged parts of rifle
calibre of the rifle that shall be cleaned.
mechanisms, apart from creating improper function and short-
4. Soak the cleaning brush into the weapon cleaning means.
ening the service life of a gun, can cause consequences that are
5. Push the cleaning rod with brush through the interior of the
dangerous to the life of a shooter and the environment.
barrel several times, from the bolt towards the muzzle.
The weapon should be cleaned and lubricated (especially the
6. Push the cleaning rod with a dry, clean cotton cloth through
barrel), before shooting, immediately after coming back from
the interior of the barrel from the bolt towards the muzzle. Re-
shooting, as well as after carrying, even if it was not fired from,
peat the action with another dry, clean cotton cloth until the
because during carrying it is exposed to the environment (dust,
cloth is clean.
damp, dew, rain, snow...). The procedure of cleaning should be
7. Push the cleaning rod with a dry oiled cloth through the interi-
repeated after two or three days.
or of the barrel, from the bolt towards the muzzle, several times.
If this is not done, there is a danger that there will be increased
8. Push the cleaning rope with a dry, clean cotton cloth through
quantity of soot on the barrel walls and the damage (inflation)
the interior of the barrel, from the bolt towards the muzzle, to
of the barrel.
remove excessive oil from the barrel.
If possible, maintenance should be done indoors, on a clean and
9. When you finish cleaning of the interior of the barrel, check
dry mat.
the grooves of the barrel to make sure there are no parts of the
cloth or some other obstacles.
Cleaning instructions
10. Put a thin layer of oil on the exterior surface of the barrel with
You MUST NEVER disassemble and clean a loaded weapon.
a clean cloth.

Cleaner (brush with spirally placed grooves) should never be

used for the cleaning of barrels of new rifles, because in that
case, smooth surfaces of barrel can be damaged. Cleaner can oc-
casionally be used for cleaning of layers of lead from the walls of

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foul barrels. It should be done carefully and the brush should be Chapter 5
lubricated often.
5.1. -ADJUSTMENT
Bolt and receiver
Cheek pad
1. Take a cloth soaked in cleaning means and clean the resi-
dues of gunpowder and dirt from the bolt and the surface of the
receiver.
2. After cleaning, put only necessary thin layer of oil on the
cleaned surfaces. Wooden, plastic, rubber, linen, and leather
parts must not be exposed to the means for the cleaning of met-
al parts of guns.

Figure 7 – Cheek pad adjustment

The height of the cheek pad (5) is adjusted by turning of the

knob figure 7.

Stock

а) Folding of the stock (for AF version)

Pull the stock upwards until the lock pin in zone „B“ disengages,
then rotate the stock to the left by 180º. To fold it back, just pull
the stock to the right by 180º until the lock pin engages.

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Figure 8 – Folding of the stock
b) Adjustment of the length of the stock
The stock can be extended or shortened in 8.5 mm increments
(which is the thickness of a spacer) by adding or taking off spac-
ers (8).
Shortening or extension of the stock is done in the following
manner:
- unscrew the rear support completely (5)
- hold the recoil pad carried by one hand (6) and pull it in the
direction of the arrow (figure 9) while unscrewing the upper nut
with the other hand (7)
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Figure 9 – Adjustment of the length of the stock
- when the upper nut (7) comes out of the engagement with the
screw on the recoil pad carrier (6) put away the recoil pad carrier
(6) and then add or take off the spacers (8).
(There can be at least one and maximum five spacers on the
rifle).
The rifle is delivered with two spacers, and we can deliver five
spacers if the customer request so.
When the wanted length is set, it is necessary to assemble the
recoil pad carrier (6) through the holes on the spacers; screw the
upper nut (7) first and then screw the rear support (5).
c) Adjustment of the height of the stock (figure 10)
The height of the recoil pad (4) is adjusted by loosening the
screw that is placed in the rubber of the recoil pad through
the hole, using an Allen key (3). The recoil pad is then lifted or
lowered to appropriate height and then fixed by tightening the
screw you loosened with Allen key through the hole (3) on the
recoil pad (4).
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The adjustment of the height of the cheek pad (2) is done by
loosening the knob (1) and when the cheek pad is set to appro-
priate height, the knobs (1) should be tightened.
Sling
The sling, which is delivered within the weapon set, is connected
to swivels (item 1). The rifle with fixed stock LK M07AS MATСH
does not have the rear swivel, but the sling comes through the
slot on the shoulder part of the stock (figure 11).

Figure 11 - LK M07AS MATСH

Figure 10 – Adjustment of the height of the stock

5.2. – ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

Optical sight
Optical sight with mounts is easily assembled to or disassembled
from Picatinny rail STD-MIL 1913 that is placed on the upper side
of the receiver.
The manufacturer of the weapon does not recommend disas-
sembly of the optical sight from the weapon if the optical sight
was rectified.

Bipod
Bipod is easily assembled to the bipod carrier (with the diameter
of 11mm) that is placed on the front side of the stock.

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Chapter 6 The rod consists of four parts. Before cleaning, the rod with
an opening on one end (3) is inserted into the accessories box
6. FULL SET
(1) and fixed with the drift (2), figure 13. During cleaning, hold
the accessories box with one hand and push the drift with the
6.1.- Components of the set
thumb.
Apart from the weapon, the set includes:

1. optical sight with optical sight mounts, as an optional item

(delivered at customer’s request);
2. bipod, as an optional item (delivered at customer’s request);
3. sling;
4. spare magazine;
5. four-piece rod;
6. oil can;
7. accessories: brush; cleaner; drift.
8. manual, warranty sheet, proofing certificate, warning sheet,
questionnaire.
Figure 13 – Preparation for cleaning

Figure 12 – Set

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6.2. - Component parts of the assembly 14 EJECTOR 126024 1
15 EJECTOR SPRING 126026 1
LK M07 AF MATCH
16 ABUTMENT AXLE 106325 2
No. Description Part number Pcs.
126021 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE
126141 - 308Win 17 EXTRACTOR 126523 - 300WinMag 1
130986 - 6.5x55SE 130965 - 7.62x54R
1 BARREL 1
126598 - 300WinMag 18 EXTRACTOR SPRING 127112 1
130962 - 7.62x54R 19 EJECTOR BOX SPRING 126036 1
126140 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE 20 EJECTOR BOX 126035 1
2 RECEIVER 1
130961 - 7.62x54R TRIGGER MECHANISM 126148
126017 - 308Win ,6.5x55SE 21 1
HOUSING
3 BOLT, INSEP.ASSY. 126541 - 300WinMag 1 22 SEAR 126149 1
130963 - 7.62x54R 23 SEAR SPRING 126151 1
4 FIRING PIN 126028 1 24 SEAR LEVER 126150 1
5 FIRING PIN SPRING 2275 1 TRIGGER CARRIER, IN- 126153
6 BOLT SLEEVE 126030 1 25 1
SEP.ASSY.
7 BOLT SLEEVE PLUG 1801 1 26 SUPPORTING SCREW 1818 - М5х8 1
BOLT SLEEVE PLUG 1802 27 UPPER SCREW 1813 - М4х22 1
8 1
SPRING 28 NUT 1810-M4 1
9 SAFETY PLUG 126033 1 29 TRIGGER 126157 1
TRIGGER 126158 30 TRIGGER PUSHER 126159 1
10 2
MECHANISM SPRING 31 TRIGGER SPRING 126160 1
11 HAMMER 126029 1 32 PUSHER SCREW 126161 - М4х12 1
SAFETY 126032 33 NUT 127090 -М4 1
12 1
SECURING PIN
34 TRIGGER SCREW 210 - M3x5.5 1
13 SAFETY 126031 1
35 PIN 1816 - Ф3х10 4

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36 SEAR ABUTMENT 126152 - Ф2х10 1 55 PROTECTIVE CAP 126179 1
37 SET SCREW 6897 1 FOLDING STOCK 117016 - М8х30
56 1
STOCK BODY WITH SCREW
38 1
HANDGRIP 57 STOCK CARRIER 130317 1
39 WASHER PLATE 4962 2 58 FOLDING STOCK AXLE 117048 1
40 REAR SCREW 4963 1 FOLDING STOCK 117047
59 1
41 TRIGGER SCREW 4964 1 SPRING
BIPOD CARRIER, IN- 126982 60 SECURING PIN 117049 1
42 1
SEP.ASSY. 61 ELASTIC PIN 117046 1
43 FRONT SWIVEL 128461 1 FOLDING STOCK CAR- 117043
62 1
44 SCREW 128464 - М5х20 1 RIER
45 MAGAZINE CATCH 131784 1 FOLDING STOCK, IN- 131795
63 1
MAGAZINE CATCH 131783 SEP.ASSY.
46 1 64 FRONT CARRIER 131797 1
PUSHER
MAGAZINE CATCH 106341 65 ELASTIC PIN 131422 2
47 1
SPRING 66 UPPER NUT 131789 1
MAGAZINE CATCH 106342 67 REAR SUPPORT 130534 1
48 1
AXLE 68 SPACER 131788 2
131811 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE FRONT CARRIER, AD- 131800
49 MAGAZINE BODY 1 69 1
131812 - 7.62x54R JUSTABLE
126046 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE 70 SCREW 131801 - М6х55 2
50 FOLLOWER 1
130969 - 7.62x54R 71 ELASTIC PIN 131810 - 3х14 2
51 FOLLOWER SPRING 126047 1 131802
52 SPRING CARRIER 126297 1 RECOIL PAD CARRIER 1
72
53 MAGAZINE BOTTOM 130532 1 RUBBER RECOIL PAD 131803
54 HANDGRIP COVER 131430 1 2
SCREW 131785 - А2.9х25

DESCRIPTION HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE 19

 73 SCREW 131796 - М6х16 1 78 SCREW 131806 - М6х35 2
ADJUSTABLE SUP- 131794 79 CLAMP 131805 2
74 1
PORT PLATE
75 CHEEK PAD 130299 1
76 CHEEK PAD CARRIER 131804 1
77 ELASTIC PIN 131422 2

Figure 14 - LK M07 AF MATCH

20 DESCRIPTION HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE

LK M07 AS MATCH 16 ABUTMENT AXLE 106325 2
No. Description Part number Pcs. 126021 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE
126141 - 308Win 17 EXTRACTOR 126523 - 300WinMag 1
130986 - 6.5x55SE 130965 - 7.62x54R
1 BARREL 1
126598 - 300WinMag 18 EXTRACTOR SPRING 127112 1
130962 - 7.62x54R EJECTOR BOX 126036
19 1
126140 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE SPRING
2 RECEIVER 1
130961 - 7.62x54R 20 EJECTOR BOX 126035 1
126017 - 308Win ,6.5x55SE TRIGGER MECHA- 126148
21 1
3 BOLT, INSEP. ASSY. 126541 - 300WinMag 1 NISM HOUSING
130963 - 7.62x54R 22 SEAR 126149 1
4 FIRING PIN 126028 1 23 SEAR SPRING 126151 1
5 FIRING PIN SPRING 2275 1 24 SEAR LEVER 126150 1
6 BOLT SLEEVE 126030 1 TRIGGER CARRIER, 126153
25 1
7 BOLT SLEEVE PLUG 1801 1 INSEP. ASSY.
BOLT SLEEVE PLUG 1802 26 SUPPORTING SCREW 1818 - М5х8 1
8 1 27 UPPER SCREW 1813 - М4х22 1
SPRING
9 SAFETY PLUG 126033 1 28 NUT 1810 - M4 1
TRIGGER MECHA- 126158 29 TRIGGER 126157 1
10 2
NISM SPRING 30 TRIGGER PUSHER 126159 1
11 HAMMER 126029 1 31 TRIGGER SPRING 126160 1
SAFETY SECURING 126032 32 PUSHER SCREW 126161 - М4х12 1
12 1
PIN 33 NUT 127090 - М4 1
13 SAFETY 126031 1 34 TRIGGER SCREW 210 - M3x5.5 1
14 EJECTOR 126024 1 35 PIN 1816 - Ф3х10 4
15 EJECTOR SPRING 126026 1 36 SEAR ABUTMENT 126152 - Ф2х10 1

DESCRIPTION HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE 21

37 SET SCREW 6897 1 55 PROTECTIVE CAP 126179 1
STOCK BODY WITH FIXED STOCK CAR- 131787
38 1 56 1
HANDGRIP RIER, INSEP.ASSY.
39 WASHER PLATE 4962 2 FOLDING STOCK 117016
57 1
40 REAR SCREW 4963 1 SCREW
TRIGGER GUARD 4964 58 ELASTIC PIN 117046 1
41 1
SCREW FOLDING STOCK, 131795
59 1
BIPOD CARRIER, IN- 126982 INSEP.ASSY.
42 1
SEP. ASSY. 60 FRONT CARRIER 131797 1
43 FRONT SWIVEL 128461 1 61 ELASTIC PIN 131422 - 3х35 1
44 SCREW 128464 - М5х20 1 62 UPPER NUT 131789 1
45 MAGAZINE CATCH 131784 1 63 REAR SUPPORT 130534 1
MAGAZINE CATCH 131783 64 SPACER 131788 2
46 1
PUSHER FRONT CARRIER, AD- 131800
65 1
MAGAZINE CATCH 106341 JUSTABLE
47 1
SPRING 66 SCREW 131801 2
MAGAZINE CATCH 106342 67 ELASTIC PIN 131810 2
48 1
AXLE RECOIL PAD CAR- 131802
131811 - 308Win, 1
RIER, ADJUSTABLE
49 MAGAZINE BODY 6.5x55SE, 1 68
RUBBER RECOIL PAD 131803 1
131812 - 7.62x54R SCREW 131785 - А 2.9х25 2
126046 - 308Win, 6.5x55SE, 69 SCREW 131796 - М6х16 1
50 FOLLOWER 1
130969 - 7.62x54R ADJUSTABLE SUP- 131794
51 FOLLOWER SPRING 126047 1 70 1
PORT PLATE
52 SPRING CARRIER 126297 1 71 CHEEK PAD 130299 1
53 MAGAZINE BOTTOM 130532 1 72 ELASTIC PIN 131422 - 3х35 2
54 HANDGRIP COVER 131430 1 73 CHEEK PAD CARRIER 131804 1

22 DESCRIPTION HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE

74 CLAMP 131805 2
75 SCREW 131806 - М6х35 2

Figure 15 – LK M07 AS MATCH

DESCRIPTION HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE 23

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