Owner's Manual

10.0 TROUBLESHOOTING-PELLET DOES NOT FIRE

IF A PELLET DOES NOT FIRE WHEN EXPECTED, DO NOT ASSUME THE AIRGUN IS

UNLOADED. CONTINUE TO KEEP THE AIRGUN POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION BEFORE

ATTEMPTING TO TROUBLESHOOT THE CAUSE.

Make the following checks if pellet does not re.

1. Was the safety deacvated (OFF) -RED DOT SHOWING, when the trigger

was pulled? If not, point airgun in a safe direcon, deacvate safety, and

aempt to re again.

2. Did the magazine contain .177 caliber pellets? If not, acvate SAFETY-NO

RED DOT SHOWING, ll magazine with appropriate ammunion and repeat

operaon steps.

3. Was CO

cylinder installed? If not, acvate SAFETY-NO RED DOT

SHOWING, and insert a new CO

cylinder in secon 5.0 Installing/Removing

Cylinder instrucons. Repeat remaining operaon steps.

4. Can magazine be removed? If not, refer to SECTION 9.0- REMOVING

JAMMED AMMUNITION.

IF THE AIRGUN STILL FAILS TO SHOOT AFTER CONDUCTING THE

FOUR CHECKS ABOVE, THERE MAY BE A MALFUNCTION IN THE

AIRGUN. THIS COULD REPRESENT A DANGEROUS CONDITION.

THERE COULD BE PELLETS LODGED IN THE AIRGUN EVEN

THOUGH IT FAILED TO FIRE. ALWAYS TREAT THE AIRGUN AS

IF IT WERE LOADED. AT NO TIME SHOULD ONE LOOK DOWN

THE BARREL OF THE AIRGUN. ACTIVATE SAFETY – NO RED

DOT SHOWING. REMOVE THE CO

CYLINDER AND SEND THE

AIRGUN DIRECTLY TO SIG SAUER MANUFACTURING SERVICES

DEPARTMENT (REFER TO SECTION ON REPAIRS).

WARNING

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