c93 zeroize

airbornerizz

January 18, 2012 15:47

Anyone have any information on how to zeroize this weapon? Couldn't find anything on the internet and the user manual doesn't cover it.

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  kimberkid

  January 19, 2012 01:58

  zeroize ... is that really a word?
  
  If the C-93 you are talking about is the Century knock off of the HK-93 ... the front sight isn't adjustable; all adjustment is done in the rear rotery sight which requires a special tool if its like the HK rear sight.
  
  I've only seen pictures of the C93 and if its like the HK rear sight, I'm guessing you have figured out the windage adjustment (locking screw behind the sight and adjustment screw on the right side).
  
  To adjust for elevation, you will notce inside the drum, 4 slots. Two of these slots (across from each other) have plungers that lock into these slots and the plungers have to be pushed back at the same time so you can rotate the sight drum up or down for elevation.
  
  The special tool that HK made was pretty cool but like all things HK it came with a price too ... 20 some years ago it was $35 ... I made my own because I wanted to do it now and not wait.
  
  HK Tool:
  
  
  Home made tool
  

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  airbornerizz

  January 19, 2012 02:02

  Of course zeroize is a word, we use it all the time in the army! Thanks, when I get home from work, check out the rifle again. One thing I did notice though... everyone mentions an elevation screw behind the rear sight, I don't have said screw. I'll post pictures later today. And thanks again for your help.

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  kimberkid

  January 19, 2012 02:25

  The screw behind the drum is the locking screw for windage.

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  airbornerizz

  January 19, 2012 02:48

  Oh I see .. just did an image search for the rear sights,I see how elevation is adjusted... I'll still put pics up later

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