Instruction Manual

Rifle design and functions

The design of the rifle is continually updated, and the

manufacturer reserves the right to implement some changes that do

not affect the rifle specifications or improve them without notifying the

customers and users.

BP17 air rifle consists of barrel unit, receiver with trigger

mechanism, bolt, firing mechanism, valve, under-barrel high pressure

air tank, rails with clamps, assembled stock and safety lock. The

coupling of receiver and barrel unit is detachable.

• When the lever handle is mover forward, the hammer cocking is

occurred, and the magazine is rotated.

• When the bolt is moved forward, the rammer head pushes a pellet

from the magazine and places it behind the bypass opening.

• When the lever is moved back, the bolt is put in a fixed position.

• When the trigger is pulled, the hammer is released from the sear.

Affected by the firing spring, it moves forward and strikes the

valve stem. The stem moves from the seat and a certain amount

of compressed air goes to the barrel via the bypass opening. A

shot occurs.

• After the shot is made, the pressure regulator opens, and the

compressed air from the tank goes to an accumulation chamber,

filling it until the pressure reaches the required level. The cycle

repeats during further shooting.