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10 b. Removing a Jammed Pellet

If a pellet is jammed in the barrel, DO NOT reload the

air rie.

1. Cock the air rie (see STEP 3. COCKING YOUR AIR

RIFLE), point the air rie in a SAFE DIRECTION, put

the air rie in the “OFF SAFE” position and squeeze

the trigger to re.

2. Break the barrel open slightly (without pulling the bar-

rel all the way down to the point that it cocks) and look

down the breech to see if the air rie is jammed (see

Illustration 9). NEVER LOOK DOWN THE MUZZLE.

3. If the air rie is still jammed, with the barrel opened

slightly, insert a correct caliber ramrod into the muz-

zle and push the jammed pellet out. Do not try to re-

use that pellet. If you are not able to unjam your air

rie, contact your dealer.

11. Care and Maintenance

CAUTION

BEFORE ANY CARE, CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE, AL-

WAYS BE SURE YOUR AIRGUN IS UNLOADED. KEEP

POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION. IT IS IMPORTANT TO

PERFORM ROUTINE INSPECTIONS AND MAINTAIN

YOUR AIRGUN PROPERLY.

CAUTION

NEVER STORE A LOADED OR COCKED AIRGUN. Un-

load pellet from the airgun. Keep air rie away from

children and untrained shooters. Store pellets separate-

ly from the air rie to keep them from untrained shoot-

ers. Protect your air rie from moisture and dirt; clean

airgun and wrap it in a smooth, dry cloth. If you are

going to store your airgun for an extended length of

time be sure the barrel is protected. Always use a soft

cloth and insert the cleaning rod from the breech end

on break barrel ries. Remove the oil completely before

the next use. REMEMBER: Always check to see that the

airgun is unloaded when getting from storage or from

another person. With care and routine inspections your

airgun will provide many sessions of shooting enjoy-

ment. Abuse, neglect and continued exposure to the el-

ements will impair the performance of any airgun.

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