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SA vz. 61 SKORPION

pistol instruction manual

1. Description of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.1. General

1.1.1.................................................................................Purpose and features of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.1.2.................................................................................Characteristics of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.2 Description of main parts of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.2.1.................................................................................Barrel

1.2.2.................................................................................Receiver

1.2.3.................................................................................Sights

1.2.4.................................................................................Bolt

1.2.5.................................................................................Frame

1.2.6.................................................................................Trigger mechanism

1.2.7.................................................................................Hammer

1.2.8.................................................................................Grip

1.2.9.................................................................................Magazines

1.3. Accessories

1.3.1.................................................................................Description of Accessories

1.4. Ammunition

2. Operation of pistol, troubleshooting, storing, inspections, maintenance

and zeroing of Sa vz. 61 pistol

2.1.Parts and Mechanism Operation of Sa vz. 61 pistol

2.1.1.................................................................................Fire Preparation

2.1.2.................................................................................Loading

2.1.3.................................................................................Firing

2.1.4.................................................................................Safety lever

2.1.5.................................................................................Fire termination

2.2. Trouble shooting

2.2.1.................................................................................Failure prevention

2.2.2.................................................................................Failure features and troubleshooting

2.3.Storing, dismantling, assembly and inspections of Sa vz. 61 pistol

2.3.1.................................................................................Storing

2.3.2.................................................................................Disassembly

2.3.3.................................................................................Assembly

2.3.4.................................................................................Inspections

2.4.Cleaning and preservation of Sa vz. 61 pistol

2.5.Zeroing of Sa vz. 61 pistol

3. Basic technical speciﬁcations of Sa vz. 61 pistol

4. List of parts

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1. Description of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.1.General

1.1.1.Purpose and features of Sa vz. 61 pistol

Sa vz. 61 pistol (further reﬀ ered to as “pistol”) is a versatile individual gun designed for sport, target shooting and

self-defense. The pistol can shoot in single shots only. Eﬀ ective range of ﬁ re is up to 200 m. The rear sights are

adjustable for the range of 75 and 150 m. The pistol is chambered for cartridge 7,65 mm Browning. Each pistol is

equipped with one short magazine (for 10 rounds) and two long magazines (20 rounds). Rounds are loaded into a

magazine manually. The muzzle velocity of the bullet is 317m/sec., maximum range of ﬁ re is up to 1500 m, lethal

eﬀ ect up to about 800m. Combat rate of ﬁ re is 35 rounds per minute. The weight of pistol without magazine is 1,10

kg. The weight with full short magazine is 1,25 kg and with full long magazine 1,36 kg. Each gun is equipped with

accessories.

1.1.2. Characteristics of Sa vz. 61 pistol

The Sa vz. 61 pistol is a simple light semi-automatic gun, which utilises gas pressure on the bottom of a cartridge to

move the bolt into its rear position. The bolt is returned to its front position by a pressure of two return springs.The

pistol is enclosed in a receiver. The cocking points do not protrude excessively out of the surface, thus enabling the

operation when close to the body of a gunner or in very limited space. The ejection port is located in such position

that accidental ﬂ ames do not disturb the gunner. Pistol operation is reliable and safe even in diﬃ cult conditions i.e.

in dust, rain, extremely low or high temperatures. The gun can be ﬁ red in any position. The triggering mechanism

allows ﬁ re in single shots only.The cartridges are continuously supplied from a magazine when shooting. The posi-

tion of the magazine provides comfortable two hand grip. Changing magazines is quick and easy.

It is easy to carry the pistol in any situation due to its low weight and small dimensions either in belt holster, armpit

holster or free under jacket, etc. Dismantling, standard cleaning and preservation do not require any special tools.

Sa vz. 61 pistol – Overall View

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Figure No. 2

Sa vz. 61 pistol main parts

1 – barrel, 2 – receiver, 3 – bolt, 4 - frame, 5 – trigger mechanism, 6 – grip, 7 – magazine

1.2. Description of main parts of Sa vz. 61 pistol

1.2.1. Barrel (Fig. 3 and 4)

There are six grooves creating six ﬁ elds in the barrel. The right hand constant twist of 350 mm gives the bullet

right-hand rotation. The muzzle is rounded in order to prevent damage to the grooves. The rear part of the barrel

passes into a cartridge chamber with shape and dimensions corresponding to the 7,65mm pistol cartridge. The

barrel bore is chrome-plated to prevent abrasion and to protect it against corrosion. The surface of barrel is smooth,

black painted. The barrel is pressed into receiver insert. Approximately in the middle of the barrel is a ring by which

the barrel presses against inner face of receiver insert. Barrel is ﬁ xed in its position by a pin. At its rear, the barrel is

thickened, with a cut out for extractor.

Figure No.: 3

Sa vz. 61 pistol – cross sectional view

1 – barrel, 11 – barrel pin, 2 – receiver, 21 – receiver insert, 22 – receiver pin, 23 – receiver pin plunger, 231 – receiver

pin plunger spring, 24 – front sight, 241 – front sight cover, 25 – rear sight leaf, 251 – rearsight pin, 42 – bolt catch,

43 – magazine catch, 5 – trigger, 51 – trigger pin, , 52 – trigger lever, 53 – insert lever, 54 – interrupter, 55 – hammer,

57 – safety lever, 61 – grip screw, 62 – grip cap

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1.2.2. Receiver (Fig. 3 and 4)

The receiver guards and guides the bolt. The front part has a receiver insert welded in, by which the barrel is ﬁ rmly

ﬁ xed. There are two openings where the receiver is connecting to pistol body. The connecting pin is ﬁ xed in the left

hand side opening. This pin is protected against accidental release by a latch with spring. The upper part of receiver

has oval ejection port. Longitudinal rims of receiver sides guard the bolt movement at rear position. Longitudinal

rims of receiver sides guard the cocking points at front part. These rims widen at the end to enable removal of cock-

ing points when pistol is being disassembled. An original code of the gun “S-59” and serial number (e.g. S-59, 3300)

is punched at the bottom front part of receiver.

Figure No.: 4

Receiver with barrel - bottom view

1 – barrel, 2 – receiver, 22 – receiver pin

1.2.3. Sights (Fig. 3 and 5)

The sights of pistol are used for aiming the gun at target. The sights are placed on top of the receiver and consist of

two parts: front sights and rear sights.

The front sight is a screw of oval shape, the head of which forms eccentric sighting rod. The screw of front sights

protrudes through the sights cover and is ﬁ xed with barrel nut. Fire adjustment of the gun is performed by rotating

of the screw and setting its side position and height. Front sights cover is welded to receiver.

The rear sights are mounted to the rear part of receiver at the rear sight base. The rear sight base base is welded

to receiver. There is a hole for rear sight leaf pin at both sides of the rear sight base. Back side of rear sights leaf is

marked by ﬁ gures 75 and 150, which refer to the ﬁ ring range in metres. One of these two options can be selected

by rotating the rear sights leaf. Each selected position is secured by rear sight latch being locked into the dimples

on the inside of the rear sight base.

251 252

253

Figure No.: 5

Rear Sights

25 – rear sight leaf, 251 – rear sight leaf pin, 252 – rear sight latch, 253 – rear sight latch spring

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