SIG SAUER BLASER Tac2 - Manual (Page 28)

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• First thumb the front lever then the
rear lever back and down as far as they
can go. If you need to apply either no
force or a lot of force when doing this,
then the mount is adjusted wrongly. In
either case, get your authorized dealer
to adjust it to the factory specifications.
The force required to close the locking
levers should be about the same as
that of the safety slide.
• Now close the covers of both locking
levers.
NOTE:
Make sure the mounting faces are
clean and free of grease!
17. QD scope mount
The barrels of the Blaser R 93 LRS 2 bolt
action rifle are equipped with notches to
accept Blaser QD scope mounts with 1“,
26 mm or 30 mm rings or rail or Zeiss
ZM rail. It is assumed that an authorized
dealer has fitted your scope correctly to
match the barre l .
17.1 Mounting the scope
• Flip open the covers of the front and
rear locking lever, then thumb these
fully up and forward.
• Take the center tube of the scope in
your right hand and hold it so that you
can reach the front lever with your
thumb (fig. 23).
• Grasp the stock with your left hand
and steady the stock against your
upper thigh.
• Carefully locate the two round locating
pins of the scope mount in the oval
notches milled into the top right of the
barrel. Tilt scope to the left and hold it
in that position.
17.2 Removing the scope
• Grasp the fore-end with the left hand
and steady the rifle on your upper
thigh.
• Flip open the covers of the two
locking levers.
• First release the rear locking lever
by thumbing it forwards as far as it
can go.
• Grasp the center tube of the scope
mount with the right hand.
• Now release the front locking lever by
thumbing it forwards and upwards as
far as it can go.
• Remove the scope upwards and to the
right.
fig. 23
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