Owner's Manual

1. Safety First

Any gun is dangerous when handled improperly, including an air gun.

Review the three safety rules that follow, plus the special warnings

that appear throughout this manual.

1.1 Airgun safety

Airguns are unique because the gun provides the power for the shot—

not the ammunition. NEVER put anything into the barrel of this airgun

except high quality lead pellets.

1.2 Three important rules

1. Always point the muzzle in a direction that will not cause in-

jury or property damage if the gun discharges.

2. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.

3. Don’t load the gun until you are ready to shoot.

2. Operating the Cocking Handle

The striker in the rifle must be in the cocked position to fire a pellet.

This is achieved by pushing the cocking handle position all the way

forward. (See Figure 1.) While the cocking handle is forward, the rear

of the barrel is exposed and a pellet may be loaded if desired. When

loading a pellet, be sure to push it in as far as it will go with your

thumb or a pellet seater.

Figure 1.