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Pistol
Walther P99 DAO
Calibre 9 mm x 19
Contents
1 Technical Data for P99 DAO 3
2 Safety directions 3
3 Product description 4
3.1 MAIN FEATURES 4
3.2 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION ELEMENTS 5
3.3 SCOPE OF SUPPLY 5
3.4 SPECIAL ACCESSORY 5
4 Technical description 6
4.1 GENERAL 6
4.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OF THE TRIGGER ASSEMBLY 6
4.2.1 General 6
4.2.2 DAO trigger 6
4.3 SAFETY FEATURES 7
4.4 STATUS INDICATORS 7
4.4.1 Loaded chamber indicator 7
4.4.2 Cocking indicator 7
4.4.3 Magazine 7
5 Handling the pistol 7
5.1 GENERAL 7
5.2 AMMUNITION 7
5.3 FILLING THE MAGAZINE 8
5.4 LOADING THE PISTOL 8
5.5 SHOOTING 9
5.6 THE SLIDE STOP 9
5.7 THE PISTOL WITH EMPTY MAGAZINE 9
5.8 UNLOADING THE PISTOL 9
5.9 UNLOADING THE MAGAZINE 9
6 Care and maintenance of the pistol 10
6.1 STRIPPING THE PISTOL 10
6.2 ASSEMBLING THE PISTOL 10
6.3 CLEANING THE PISTOL 11
6.4 FUNCTION CHECK 11
6.4.1 Checks before use 11
6.4.2 Check after use 11
7 Adjusting the pistol to its user 12
7.1 SIGHTS 12
7.2 FRAME 12
7.3 EYELET 12
8 Technical faults and their rectification 13
9 Exploded drawing of P99 DAO 14
10 Parts list for exploded drawing of P99 DAO 15
2 Safety directions
Never forget that even the safest pistol can be a danger to you and to others if not handled
correctly.
Before handling the pistol, first thoroughly familiarize yourself with its functions and handling
procedures by carefully reading this technical information sheet.
Always handle an unloaded pistol as if it were already loaded.
Caution: Never forget to keep your finger off the trigger until you actually wish to fire a
deliberate shot.
Always hold the pistol in such a way that neither you nor bystanders are endangered.
Never use force when operating, checking, stripping or assembling the pistol. Incorrect
handling will impair the functioning and safety of the pistol.
Safety and correct functioning are only assured while both the pistol and its ammunition are
in technically perfect condition.
Always have the pistol inspected by a qualified gunsmith if it has suffered from external
influences, such as corrosion, being dropped, etc.
Do not forget to wear ear protectors and safety glasses during practice shooting.
Remind any persons in the vicinity that they should wear ear protectors.
3 Product description
The P99 DAO is a striker fired (hammer-less) pistol offering the convenience of a modern
Double Action Only trigger with linearly increasing trigger pull.
The striker is inside the slide and has no external parts.
A clearly visible advantage is the slim and rounded outward shape of the pistol without
projecting parts.
The ergonomic shape of the frame fits variably into the hand of the user. The easily
interchangeable backstraps of varying size permit adjustment of the frame size to the needs
of the user.
The distance between the core axis of the barrel and the crook of the thumb has been
reduced to a minimum. This considerably reduces the upward kick of the pistol when a shot
is fired. This plays a major role in shortening the intervals between shots, since the extended
line of sight can be quickly resumed.
A Slide
B Barrel
C Slide stop lever, both sides
D Sights
E Backstrap, interchangeable
F Eyelet holder
G Magazine
H Frame
I Magazine catch
J Trigger
K Takedown catch
L Accessory rails for attachments
M Recoil spring
3.2 fig. 1
4 Technical description
4.1 General
The pistol is in loaded, de-cocked and in automatically safetied condition.
When the trigger is pulled back, the striker is released and the round is fired. The gas
pressure resulting from this ignition propels the projectile out of the barrel. Some of the
resultant gas pressure acts in the opposite direction on the breech face of the slide and
causes a rearward movement of the barrel and slide. The joint rearward movement of the
barrel and slide ends after 4 mm when the barrel swings downwards and the slide moves
back to its stop alone, while the casing is ejected to the right.
When the slide has reached its rear stop position, its rapid forward movement is initiated by
the recoil spring. In this forward movement, a new round is drawn by the slide out of the
magazine and fed into the chamber.
During the slide movement the striker safety is activated. This prevents an inadvertent shot
being fired when the slide is not completely closed.
4.2.1 General
The trigger system features a generally familiar double action system (DAO - Double Action
Only). The pistol is always in the de-cocked state and cannot be pre-cocked. Accordingly, no
striking energy is stored in the trigger mechanism that might be released or that requires a
de-cocking mechanism and hence additional controls.
The trigger characteristics are identical for every shot. In the event of a misfire (dud round),
pulling the trigger again permits further striking of the primer.
The trigger assembly is enclosed by a trigger guard generously dimensioned on the inside,
with a clear width in its front part of approx. 30 mm. It permits shooting without restriction
while gloves are worn. The front part of the trigger guard affords optimum support for
stabilizing the pistol for a rapidly aimed two-handed shot.
The magazine catch, operable from either side and quick to reach, is integrated into the rear
part of the trigger guard.
4.4.3 Magazine
4.4 fig. 1
When the magazine is removed from the frame, the
number of rounds can be seen from the holes provided laterally on both sides.
5.1 General
Dry the barrel and de-oil the pistol before you fire a live round.
Always point the muzzle of the pistol downwards and forwards when performing all actions
with it.
Keep your finger off the trigger, and instead stretched out above the trigger and along the
side of the frame.
5.2 Ammunition
Use only the ammunition officially issued to you.
Alternatively, when the slide is already opened, press one of the slide catches provided on
either side downwards with the thumb of your shooting hand or with the thumb of your non-
shooting hand.
The slide springs forward by itself and chambers a round.
Caution: The pistol is ready to fire. Keep your finger off the trigger. The trigger
finger stays above the trigger, stretched out along the side of the frame.
5.5 Shooting
To do so, the pistol loaded as described under 5.4 is brought upwards onto the target. Once
the target is in your sights, move your trigger finger to the trigger and pull it steadily with
continually increasing force until the shot is fired.
When the trigger is released (around 14 mm), further shots can be fired using the DAO
trigger.
The trigger should be pulled with the last joint of your index finger. Make sure the movement
of the finger is transferred to the trigger in lengthways direction of the pistol. Doing so will de-
activate the trigger safety to allow movement of the trigger.
Caution: The pistol is ready to fire. Keep your finger off the trigger. The trigger
finger stays above the trigger, stretched out along the side of the frame.
Remove the magazine and check that both the pistol and the magazine are
unloaded.
The pistol can be stripped down without tools into its main components (slide, barrel and
frame).
The pistol must not be stripped down further than shown in this technical information sheet.
6.2 fig. 2
Ensure every time before cleaning that the pistol and the magazines are
unloaded and the chamber is clear.
To retain its operational safety and prolong its useful life, the pistol must be cleaned and
cared for every time it has been used and also after being subjected to extreme weather
conditions:
Check that the pistol and the magazines are unloaded before a function check.
Function check:
a) Remove the magazine, and pull the slide back as far as it will go. After the slide is
released, the recoil spring must bring the slide forwards into its rest position.
b) Insert the empty magazine, and pull the slide back as far as it will go. The slide must be
held in this position by the slide stop lever.
c) Take out the magazine and operate the slide catch. Allow the slide to spring forward. The
recoil spring must move the slide back into the rest position.
d) Hold the pistol in the basic position.
e) Pull the trigger. The striker must operate.
f) Now release the trigger and then once again pull it right back. The striker must operate.
Make sure by a deliberate visual check that the pistol is unloaded after use
(barrel and chamber empty) and the magazine is empty.
7.1 Sights
The rear sight and front sight are easy to change and the point of impact is vertically and
laterally adjustable. The rear and front sights have contrast markings for rapid target
acquisition.
Polymer sights or steel sights are available.
Lateral adjustment:
If the shots group to the right, turn the rear sight windage screw clockwise, and if they group
to the left counter-clockwise. Adjustment by one click moves the hit point some 2 cm over a
25 m distance from target.
The drift adjustable steel rear sight may be adjusted using the rear sight installation tool. If
shots group to the right move rear sight to the left, if they group to the left move rear sight to
the right.
Elevation correction:
Using front sights of varying height corrects the elevation of the hit point.
If the shots group low, use a lower front sight, for high grouping 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 hit point by about 5 cm.
To change the front sight, remove the slide from the frame as described in 6.1 and remove
the barrel.
For polymer sights remove the front sight screw using the Allen key and press the front sight
upwards and out. Assembly is in reverse order.
For steel sights remove the front sight screw using a screw driver and press the front sight
upwards and out. Assembly is in reverse order. Remember to make sure the screw and the
tread inside the steel front sight are free of oil or grease. The thread of the front sight screw
is to be secured using Loctite 648.
7.2 Frame
To adjust the frame of the pistol optimally to the user's hand size, you can attach backstraps
of differing size. To do so, press the pin in the bottom part of the backstrap out to the left or
right using a drift and put it back in after the required backstrap has been fitted.
7.3 Eyelet
The pin used to fasten the backstrap forms, together with a recess in the backstrap, an
eyelet for attachment of a lanyard. To do so, press the pin in the bottom part of the backstrap
out to the left or right using a drift and insert the lanyard. Then replace the pin.
Make a deliberate check before any troubleshooting measures that the pistol
and the magazines are unloaded and that safety is assured.
Item
Designation Qty.
No.
1 Front sight (set) 1
3 Slide 1
5 Extractor 1
6 Extractor plunger assembly 1
7 Spring for magazine catch 1
8 Rear sight 1
15 Striker assembly 1
16 Trigger return spring 1
17 Trigger bar guide 1
18 Safety plunger assembly 1
19 Barrel 1
20 Slide end cap 1
21 Recoil guide rod assembly 1
22 Pin 3x28 1
23 Takedown catch 1
24 Trigger, complete 1
25 Slide stop lever, left 1
26 Slide stop lever, right 1
27 Takedown catch pin 1
28 Barrel lock, complete 1
29 Frame, complete 1
30 Slide stop lever spring 1
31 Pin 3x24 1
32 Sear housing assembly 1
33 Magazine 1
35 Pin 4x16 2
36 Magazine catch 1
37 Drop safety 1
38 Backstraps S / M / L 1
Number of parts 32