Instruction Manual

the rifle, all of which are designed to immediately reveal evidence of

tampering. Basically, if you break the ‘no tampering’ clause of your

guarantee, then the warranty on your Logun will become invalid.

LUBRICATION

Logun rifles are designed to run virtually maintenance-free between their

2 year factory service intervals. The use of lubricated pellets, as advised

within the Pellet Preparation section contained in Section 3 of this

manual, will ensure that the multi-shot pellet magazine system remains

perfectly lubricated. Should this component become dry of lubrication,

simply apply one drop of Logun GO2 gun oil (not silicone oil) to the

pellet loading chamber, then work the pellet probe back and forth several

times to evenly distribute the oil.

Similarly, if the cocking/loading bolt requires lubrication, use a very light

smear of Logun SG1 grease in the rear section of the bolt shaft. The

correct grease can be bought at your Logun stockist.

It is recommended that the trigger mechanism of your rifle remains as

lubricated by our factory technicians. Should you experience any

problems with this or any other component of your Logun MkII, please

contact your dealer or call the Logun Service Centre on 01902 738070

REMEMBER: Over-lubrication of your rifle can result in the attraction and

accumulation of dust and grit. DO NOT over-lubricate any component of

this rifle.

MAINTAINING YOUR LOGUN MkII’s STOCK

Just rub a few drops of walnut oil, or a similar product, into the stock once

a month or so, avoiding over-use of any treatment to prevent build-up.

Do not store your rifle near any heat source, such as a radiator or storage

heater, which could dry out the timber and cause cracking of the wood.

Also, if your Logun should become wet, do not attempt to dry it rapidly.

Remove the stock from the action (by unscrewing the single stock fixing

bolt positioned on the underside of the rifle’s fore-end, in front of the

trigger guard) mop up excessive moisture, wipe the stock as dry as

possible and allow the rifle to dry completely at room temperature.