Owner's Manual

STEP 4. Pumping Your Airgun

OPERATION

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Number of pumps vary depending

on your target distance. Here are

some examples.

• Indoor shooting, 2 pumps

• 10-meter (33-ft.) distance, 4 to 6

pumps.

• Over 33-ft., 7 to 10 pumps.

NOTE: Never pump more than 10

times. Over pumping will cause

serious damage to your airgun.

CLOSING THE PUMPING LEVER - Grasp the pumping lever, return it to the

closed position. (illustration 4)

BE CAREFUL TO KEEP FINGERS CLEAR OF PUMPING MECHANISM (SEE “PINCH POINTS”,

ILLUSTRATION 4). GRASP THE LEVER FIRMLY AS YOU PUMP IT AND CLOSE IT TO PREVENT IT

FROM SNAPPING BACK AND POSSIBLY CAUSING INJURY.

CAUTION

PULL LEVER OUTWARD FOR

FULL STROKE THEN RETURN

DO NOT OPEN THE BOLT, CLOSE THE BOLT AND THEN PULL

THE TRIGGER BEFORE PUMPING. THIS PROCEDURE CAN RESULT IN A LOADED

GUN AND A PROJECTILE BEING EXPELLED FROM THE GUN DURING PUMPING.

OPENING THE BOLT, PUMP, THEN CLOSE THE BOLT.

WARNING:

Open the bolt. (illustration 3). It must be open to pump

the airgun. For added safety, leave the bolt open while

pumping. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction,

then pump the airgun. More pumps means more power,

but DO NOT pump more than 10 times. NOTE: Pumping

more than 10 times will not increase muzzle energy, but it

will damage you airgun and void the warranty.

NEVER PUT YOUR FINGER ON THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR TARGET IS DEEMED SAFE AND YOU ARE

READY TO FIRE.

ONLY CLOSE THE BOLT WHEN THE MUZZLE IS POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

PINCH

POINTS

Illustration 4