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IMPORTANT!

PLEASE READ

BEFORE FIRING!

Supersedes all previous information.

PN 8226 Rev. 0709

SPORTSMAN SERIES AIRGUNS

SPRING-PISTON MANUAL

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT:

DO NOT COCK your airgun until you have read these cautions, the owner’s manual,

and all other printed materials with this airgun. Misuse may void your repair policy,

warranty and service contract and may expose you and others to possible harm! A

few minutes now will increase the pleasure you will derive from a fine airgun.

WARNING:

Be sure to read this manual before firing! This airgun is recommended for ADULT USE ONLY.

Precision adult airguns, because of their design, are a special class of non-powder guns. They

may have extremely sensitive trigger mechanisms, very light trigger pulls, may fire if dropped

or jarred abruptly, and may not have a trigger block or “safety”. This special class of airguns is

intended for use by experienced adult shooters who understand their proper and safe use.

Airguns are not toys. Careless use may result in serious injury or death. Dangerous within 450

yards (412 meters).

Dealer: This information manual MUST be given to retail customers with airgun at time of purchase.

Shooters are advised to keep this manual, and associated instructions, for future reference by ALL

users of this airgun to transfer with the airgun if resold or loaned.

Beeman

Precision Airguns, Division of S/R Industries, Inc.

5454 Argosy Drive, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 USA

Voice 714/890-4800 Fax 714/890-4808

Web www.beeman.com

WARNING:

MAY FIRE IF DROPPED. As an adult airgun it is exempt from drop test

requirements. It may fire if dropped or hit sharply, even if the safety is in the “ON” position.

Do not lean or place your airgun where it may fall, and be careful not to impact any part of

the loaded airgun.

Warning and Danger Notices

On Covers and Inside!

• Be a safe shooter!

• Safety is Your responsibility!

The Golden Rule of Safe Airgun Handling:

Always see that the airgun is pointed in a safe

direction! Treat all airguns as if loaded!

WARNING:

DO NOT BRANDISH OR DISPLAY THIS AIR GUN IN PUBLIC –

IT MAY CONFUSE PEOPLE AND MAY BE A CRIME. POLICE AND OTHERS MAY

THINK THIS AIR GUN IS A FIREARM. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORATION

AND MARKINGS TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A FIREARM. THAT IS DANGEROUS

AND MAY BE A CRIME.

Summary of content (4 pages)

PAGE 1
Supersedes all previous information. Warning and Danger Notices On Covers and Inside! PN 8226 Rev. 0709 IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ BEFORE FIRING! • Be a safe shooter! • Safety is Your responsibility! The Golden Rule of Safe Airgun Handling: Always see that the airgun is pointed in a safe direction! Treat all airguns as if loaded! SPORTSMAN SERIES AIRGUNS SPRING-PISTON MANUAL WARNING: MAY FIRE IF DROPPED. As an adult airgun it is exempt from drop test requirements.
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DANGER Determine if your airgun has anything in its barrel. The muzzle end of any airgun is dangerous. Never depend on any safety. All safeties are mechanical devices and therefore subject to failure. Your airgun should be safely locked up when not in use. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. Be sure your airgun is unloaded when: crossing a fence, stream, or other barrier; letting go of it for any reason; putting it away; or allowing another person to handle it; entering a house, vehicle.
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How To Cock Your Air Rifle Point your air rifle in a safe direction. Keep your fingers away from the trigger. Firmly grasp the stock and the barrel as shown. Smoothly pull the barrel downward until you hear a loud click – this indicates that the air rifle is cocked. You will only need to do this once; repeated cocking will not increase the power of your air rifle. Safety Tips 1. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
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Care And Maintenance Of Your Air Rifle An internal protective coating applied at the manufacturer may cause a “soft flat” sound on initial firing. This is normal. The firing of several rounds of pellets will remove the excess lubricant and a normal sound will result. Sight Picture What you see when you are aiming at a target is called the “Sight Picture.” For accurate shooting this relationship of sights and target must be correct and above all consistent from shot to shot.