UNCLASSIFIED DST-1110H-163-76 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SMALL ARMS IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION GUIDE- FREE WORLD PREPARED BY 4 US ARMY ARMY MATERIEL DEVELOPMENT AND READINESS COMMAND. FOREIGN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED This copy is a reprint that includes current pages from change l. UNCLASSIFIEDSMALL ARMS IDENTIFICATION AND OPERATION GUIDE--FREE WORLD AUTHORS Harold E. Johnson Richard J. Seabrook, Sr. DST-1110H-163-76-Chg 1 DIA Task PT-1110-01-04L DATE OF PUBLICATION 5 September 1980 Information Cutoff Date January 1980 This document supersedes ST-HB-07-163-74. This is a Department of Defense Intelligence Document prepared by the Foreign Science and Technology Center, US Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command, and approved by the Assistant Vice Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence of the Defense Intelligence Agency. APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED (Reverse Blank)December 1976 DST-1110H-163-76 PREFACE This guide is intended to provide information on the identification, physical characteristics, operation and functioning, user maintenance, accessories, and ammunition of free world small arms. No attempt has been made to provide instruction for complete maintenance and repair. This fourth edition differs from the August 1973 edition (ST-HB-07-163-74) in that it adds information on weapons not covered in earlier editions, and adds additional weapons used by second-line units, militia, and police.* This guide does not provide information on US small arms or small arms of Communist origin. The latter weapons are covered in DST-1110H-394-76, Small Arms Identification and Operation Guide-Eurasian Communist Countries, This guide covers, in order, pistols, submachineguns, rifles, and machineguns. Individual sections provide information on specific weapon models: general information, technical data, operation of the weapon, disassembly and assembly, and functioning of the mechanism and accessories normally used with the basic weapon. The disassembly and assembly procedures described are limited to those operations required by the user to maintain the weapon properly. Detailed or complete disassembly should not be undertaken because of the danger of lost or broken parts, which would render the weapon unuseable. Major parts (such as bolts and trigger mechanisms) should not be interchanged between weapons; these parts are usually numbered to specific weapons, and their use in other weapons could cause malfunctions. *Pages requiring no changes are reprinted and therefore bear the previous short title and date, Amended and new pages bear the current short title and date. iiiDST-1110H-163-76-CHG 1 5 September 1980 Unless otherwise specified, the weapons covered herein should be cleaned and lubricated with the same materials and techniques used for standard US small arms. Special care should be taken to remove the firing residue from the components of the gas mechanism of gas-operated arms. Many military weapons have "V"-notch rear sights and post front sights. The correct sight picture with this type of sight is identical with that used for the US Pistol, Caliber 45 M1911Al. The front sight is centered in the notch with the top of the front sight level with the top of the rear sight. This sight picture is held at the point where it is desired that the bullet strike. To zero a weapon's sights, move them so that the relative motion of the rear sight is in the same direction as it is desired to move the strike of the bullet. Practical range, as used in this publication, is defined by FSTC as that range at which the average trained rifleman can be expected to hit a man-sized target with approxi- mately 50% of his shots. Constructive criticisms, comments, or suggested changes are encouraged and should be forwarded to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, DC 20301 (ATTN: DT). iv5 September 1980 DST-1110H-163-76-CHG 1 LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES ~ SUBJECT MATTER PAGE NUMBERS DATE Title Page ..... None 5 Sep 1980 Preface ..++ iti Dec 1976 iv 5 Sep 1980 List of Effective Peges te v and vi 5 Sep 1980 Record of Changes .. vii (RB) Dec 1976 Table of Contents .. ix thru xxv ~ ix and x Dec 1976 xi thru xiv 5 Sep 1980 xv thru xvii Dec 1976 xviii and xviii.l (RB) 5 Sep 1980 xix and xx Dec 1976 xxi 5 Sep 1980 xxii Dec 1976 xxiii and xxiv 5 Sep 1980 xxv Dec 1976 List of xxvi thru Illustrations..... xxxii ——— xxvi thru xxvii 5 Sep 1980 xxviii Dec 1976 xxix thru xxxii 5 Sep 1980 List of Tables . xxxiii Dec 1976 Section I .....- . 1 thru 54.16 _— 1 thru 50 Original 51 thru 54.16 5 Sep 1980 Section IL ......eee 55 thru 126 aan 55 and 56 5 Sep 1980 57 thru 75 Original 76 Dec 1976 ~DST-1110H-163-76-CHG 1 5 September 1980 LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES SUBJECT MATTER PAGE NUMBERS DATE 77 thru 79 Original 80 5 Sep 1980 81 thru 123 Original 124 thru 124.2 Dec 1976 125 and 126 5 Sep 1980 Section LII . 127 thru 240 - 127 thru 173 Original 174 thru 175 5 Sep 1980 176 thru 238 Original 238.1 thru 240 5 Sep 1980 Section IV ......e0e 241 thru 310 —- 241 thru 253 Original 254 and 255 Dec 1976 256 thru 281 Original 282 thru 290.2 5 Sep 1980 291 thru 299 Original 300 thru 304.2 5 Sep 1980 305 thru 308 Original 309 Dec 1976 310 Original Section V ....eessee 311 and 312 Original Distribution List .. 313 thru 316 5 Sep 1980 viDecember 1976 OST-1110H-163-76 RECORD OF CHANGES CHANGE |DATE OF | DATE SIGNATURE, RANK/RATE AND NUMBER | CHANGE |ENTERED | ORGANIZATION OF INDIVIDUAL ENTERING CHANGE (Reverse Blank) viiDecember 1976 DST-1110H-163-75 TABLE OF CONTENTS Para Page PREFACE iii SECTION I. PISTOLS A. THE 9-MM PISTOLE Pi (WEST GERMANY) General 2 1 oa Technical Data ..... 2 2 Operation ete sevens 32 Disassembly and ee 4 3 Functioning a OD Accessories ... 6 7 B. THE 9-MM F.N. BROWNING HIGH POWER PISTOL (BELGIUM) General ee . a. Technical Data 8 12 Operation .. R12 Deen an Asani ee 5 5 Functioning .......... eee it 5 Accessories’... 1 eis. Xie cba teas 12 17 C. THE 9-MM BERETTA MODEL 1951 PISTOL (ITALY) General ce .asisisi 1318 Technical Data 14 18 Operation ......... 15 18 Disassembly and 2 16 20 Functioning . . i7 31 Accessories . 18 24DST-1110H-163-76 December 1976 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) Para Page SECTION I. PISTOLS (Continued) D. THE 9-MM M.A.S. MODEL 1950 PISTOL (FRANCE) General 19 24 Technical Data 20 25. Operation 21 25 Disassembly and Assembly 22 26, Functioning aa 27, Accessories 24 29 E, THE 9-MM M.A.B. P15 PISTOL (FRANCE) General 25 29: Technical Data 26 30 Operstion eee cee a7 at Disassembly and Assembly 28 32 Functioning ......... 29 33 Accessories ......50 45 30 36 F, THE 9-MM HECKLER AND KOCH P9 AND P9S PISTOLS (WEST GERMANY) General 34 36 Technical Data Ooi Opeabon et ee eee 33 37. Disassembly and Assembly Sp eece O99 Functioning) 35 40 AGCESSONIES oy i ccc ee cant vet nek 36 445 September 1980 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) SECTION I. PISTOLS (Continued) Gc. THE 9-MM MODEL 49 (SIG P210) PISTOL (SWITZERLAND) General soeesesee Technical Data .. Operation . Disassembly and Assembly .. Functioning Accessories THE 9-MM MODEL 75 (SIG-SAUER P2210) PISTOL (SWITZERLAND) General ........ Technical Data . Operation .... Disassembly and Functioning Accessories MISCELLANEOUS PISTOLS General eee eee ee The Spanish 9-mm Super Star Pistol --.sseeeseeeee The West German 9-om Ve-70 Pistol ... The Japanese 9-mm Model STA PABtOl coovsressewenen The Japanese 7.65-mm Model 57B Pistol .. xi Para 42.1 42.2 42.3 42.4 42.5 42.6 42.1.1 42.2.1 42.3.1 42.4.1 42.5.1 DST-1110H-163-76-CHG 1 Page 45 46 46 47 48 50 52 53 53 54.2 54.5 54.9 54.10 54.10 54.11 54.13 54.14DST-1110H-163-76-CHG 1 SECTION A. TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) MAINTENANCE Care and Cleaning ........ Malfunctions and Stoppages .. II. SUBMACHINEGUNS THE 9-MM L2A3 and L34Al SUBMACHINEGUNS (UK) General ...+++ Technical Data . Operation « Disassembly and Assembly « Functioning « Accessories - THE 9-MM UZI SUBMACHINEGUN (ISRAEL) General 2.cessccssecessneuess Technical Data « Operation ....+- Disassembly and Assembly . Functioning - Accessories - THE 9-MM M-A.T. MODEL 1949 SUBMACHINEGUN (MAT-49) (FRANCE) General vceessciseccscses ess 5 Technical Data . Operation .... Disassembly and Assembly . Functioning - Accessories . xii Para 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 5 September 1980 Page 54.15 54.15 55 56 56 58 59 62 62 63 64 65 66 68 69 70 70 72. 73 74