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Please read this owner’s manual completely. This airgun

is not a toy. Treat this airgun with the same respect you

would any firearm. Always carefully follow the safety

instructions found in this owner’s manual and keep this

manual in a safe place for future use. If you have any

questions regarding your new airgun, please contact

Air Ordnance Customer Service: Toll Free 800-671-1498 /

or by visiting Air-Ordnance.com You can also mail a letter

or send a fax to Air Ordnance / 3518 Adams Center Rd. / Fort

Wayne, IN 46806 / Fax: 260-441-8264

Table of Contents

1. 1.1 - 1.2 Product Description

2. 2.0 - 2.13 Operation / Storage

3. 3.1 Care

4. 4.1 Trouble Shooting

5. 5.1 Safe Handling of Guns

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t1.1 SMG .22! WARNING: NOT A TOY. ADULT SUPERVISION

REQUIRED. MISUSE OR CARELESSNESS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. MAY BE DANGEROUS UP TO 200 YARDS (182.88 METERS).READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING. BUYER AND USER HAVE THE DUTY TO OBEY ALL LAWS REGARDING THE USE AND OWNERSHIP OF THIS AIR GUN.

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! WARNING: LEAD PELLETS. DO NOT INHALE DUST OR PUT PELLETS IN MOUTH. WASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS LEAD, A CHEMICAL KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS (OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM.)

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! WARNING: THIS AIRGUN IS INTENDED FOR USE BY THOSE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.

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GUN UNATTENDED! ALWAYS STORE YOUR GUN UNLOADED. ENGAGE THE SAFETY AND MAKE SURE THE DRUM IS EMPTY. KEEP YOUR GUN OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PERSONS WHO AREN’T FAMILIAR WITH IT. STORE CO2 CYLINDERS, NITROGEN CYLINDERS, AND COMPRESSED AIR CYLINDERS IN A SEPARATE LOCATION TO PREVENT USE BY UNSKILLED OR UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS.

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! WARNING: EYE PROTECTION / SHOOTING GLASSES SHOULD ALWAYS BE WORN BY THE USER AND ANYONE AROUND THE USER.

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1.1 SMG .22 Continued

The SMG .22 is an air powered .22 caliber pellet gun. This airgun is designed to operate off of Co2, regulated Nitrogen, or regulated HPA (High Pressure Compressed Air).

Specifications:

Model Number: SMG .22Power Source: Co2, Regulated Nitrogen or Regulated HPA (High Pressure Compressed Air)Caliber: .22Rate of Fire: Up to 12 Rds. Per Second Velocity: 600 Feet Per SecondWeight with tank: 4.2 lbs.Length with tank: 36.5 “ Barrel Material: RifledFront Sight: FixedRear Sight: Dove TailSafety: Cross Bolt

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Please refer to the illustrations above, to learn the names of the parts of your new airgun.By learning the names of the parts of your air gun, you’ll find it easier to understand these instructions. Read the manual carefully to get the most out of your new airgun.

1.2 THE PARTS OF YOUR NEW Co2 GUN

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2. 4.

8.5. 6.7.

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11. 14.13.15.

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1. Front Sight / Muzzle2. Lower Barrel3. .22 Caliber Barrel4. Piccatiny Rail5. Belt Guide6. Belt Guide Latch7. Bolt Cocking Handle8. Rear Site Dovetail

9. End Cap10. 45 Style Grip11. Air Tank Adapter12. Adjustable Trigger (adjustable rate of fire)13. Rubber Coated Braided Steel Gas Line14. 100 Rd. Ammunition Drum15. Front Grip Handle (adjustable)

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2.0 LOADING THE PELLETS IN YOUR 100 ROUND BELT.

(Fig. 1.a)

Step 1: Take your 100 piece assembled pellet belt and going from left to right place the first 5 links onto the pins in the slotted section of the pellet loaderas shown in (Fig. 1.a)

Step 2: Place the pellets, cup side up, into the pellet belt (Fig. 1.b)

We have provided a 2 piece pellet loader, which will allow you to quickly and easily load your 100 rd. pellet belt. Follow steps 1-3, below.

(Fig. 1.b)

Step 3: After you have carefully placed the pellets into the belt, take the non slotted section of the pellet loader and firmly press the pellets into the belt (Fig. 1.c)

(Fig. c) Repeat steps 1-3 until all 100 links of your belt are loaded with pellets. (Fig. 1.c)

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2.1 USING THE SAFETYTo lock the safety (put ‘ON SAFE”), press the safety button in as shown in (Fig. 2.a) until it engages and red marking is not visible.

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! CAUTION: WHEN HANDLING ANY AIRGUN, MAKE SURE THAT THE SAFETY IS ENGAGED. ALWAYS POINT THE MUZZLE IN A SAFE DIRECTION.t

! CAUTION: MAKE IT A HABIT TO KEEP THE AIRGUN UNCOCKED AND ON SAFE UNTIL YOU INTEND TO SHOOT.

(Fig. 2.a) safe

(Fig. 2.c) ready to fire, red marking should be showing

(Fig. 2.b) safe

To release the safety, (put “OFF SAFE”), press the safety, shown in (Fig. 2.b) until it clicks out on theopposite side. (see Fig. 2.c). The red marking is now visible and the air gun is ready to fire.

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2.2 INSERTING AND REMOVING THE 20 OZ. Co2 TANK.

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! WARNING: FIRING GUN WITH LOW GAS PRESSURE MAY CAUSE A PELLET TO GET STUCK IN THE BARREL.

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! WARNING: DO NOT PLACE YOUR HAND OR FINGERS OVER THE MUZZLE. ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOUR AIRGUN IS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION, AND KEEP YOUR FIN-GER AWAY FROM THE TRIGGER. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

(Fig. 3.b)

(Fig. 3.c)

Step 1: Put triggersafety in safe mode.(sec. 2.1)

Step 2: Cock gun by slid-ing the bolt handle all the way back.(See image below.)

Step 3: To install air supply, lubricate the cylin-der valve o’ring (Fig. 3.a) with a little gun oil, then insert the tank cylinder valve into the tank adapter (Fig. 3.b) and turn the tank clockwise (Fig. 3.c) until it stops.

(Fig. 3.a)

gun oil

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! WARNING: Never connect or disconnect your air tank while the ammo belt is engaged in the gun.

2.3 LOADING THE 100 RD. DRUM t

! WARNING: DO NOT USE BBS OR OTHER UNSUITABLE PROJECTILES.

(Fig. 4.a)

Step 1: Place your hinged 100 round drum onto a flat surface as shown in (Fig. 4.a)

Step 2: Place the assembled pellet belt, with the pellets facing cup side up (Fig. 1.b pg. 6) into your drum as shown in (Fig. 4.b) NOTE: MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE PELLETS IN UNIFORM ROWS WHEN LOADING THE DRUM.

(Fig. 4.b)

Step 3: While keeping a couple of links exposed, close drum by flipping the hinged lid down, making sure that is secure (Fig. 4.c)

(Fig. 4.c)

Before loading your drum, you will want to open your hinged drum as shown in (Fig. 4.a)

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2.4 LOADING THE GUN

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! WARNING: DO NOT PULL THE TRIGGER WHILE THE AIR GUN IS BEING LOADED. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF OF THE TRIGGER WHILE LOADING. NEVER PUT YOUR HAND OVER THE MUZZLE WHILE LOADING! MAKE SURE THE MUZ-ZLE IS ALWAYS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION. NEVER POINT THE AIR GUN AT PEOPLE OR PETS.

• Engage the safety (see Section 2.1 pg. 7 “USING THE SAFETY”)

(Fig. 5.b)

(Fig. 5.a)

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Step 1: While holding your airgun, pull the bolt handle back to the locking position as shown in (Fig. 5.a)

Step 2: Open the belt guide by pulling back on the latch on the top of the gun as shown in (Fig. 5.b)

Step 3: Take the first belt link and place it on the groove located to the left of the barrel (Fig. 5.c & Fig 5.d)

(Fig. 5.c)

Step 4: Close the belt guide, making sure that it is firmly latched as shown in(Fig. 5.e)

NOTE:• The latch on the right hand side of the drum, as you are looking down the barrel, allows the belt to fall back into to the drum after a round is shot. Make sure that the latch is all the way open, to avoid jams.

(Fig. 5.e)

(Fig. 5.d)

2.4 LOADING THE GUN CONTINUED

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2.5 PARTS LISTING / SCHEMATICThe numbered parts in this listing, correspond to the num-bers on the drawing in the gun schematic contained on the next pages 14 and 15

TIP4-001 searTIP4-002 reciever nutTIP4-003 receiver bolt shortTIP4-004 tank adapterTIP4-005 adapter bolt longTIP4-007 rear bolt bolt o’ringTIP5-008 bolt handleTIP4-011 trigger spring

TIP4-013 valve lock boltTIP4-014 rear sightTIP4-015 rear site dove tailTIP4-016 receiver dowel pinsTIP4-019 trigger guardTIP4-022 buffer o’ringTIP4-024 grip screwTIP4-025 adapter nut

TIP4-028 sear pinTIP4-031 adapter bolt shortTIP4-034 split grip (left)TIP4-035 split grip (right)TIP5-036 reciever (left)TIP5-037 reciever (right)TIP4-038 sear springTIP4-041 response trigger bango fitting

TIP4-042 rubber coated braided gas lineTIP4-044 response trigger cylinderTIP4-045 response trigger gas lineTIP4-046 flow control fittingTIP4-047 response trigger female elbowTIP4-048 hose 1/8” x 5/8”TIP4-049 barb response fittingTIP4-101 front grip handle

TIP4-104 piccatiny railTIP4-105 piccatiny rail boltTIP4-106 guide base set screwTIP5-108 ball bearing drum detentTIP4-110 linkage arm guide boltTIP4-112 drum base boltTIP4-115 peep sight screwTIP5-116 latch sidebase set screw

TIP4-117 front sight rubber plugTIP4-124 wave washer (x2)TIP5-127 latch base top screwTIP4-200 linkage arm guideTIP5-202 belt guide baseTIP5 -203 belt guideTIP5-204 belt guide latchTIP4-207 front sight

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TIP4-211 rear peep sightTIP5-212 .22 Caliber barrelTIP5-213 lower barrelTIP5-214 barrel bushingTIP5-215 feed cylinderTIP5-218 rear boltTIP5-219 end capTIP5-223 cylinder axleTIP5-224 drive spring pin

TIP5-226 linkage armTIP5-227 drive springTIP5-228 feed cylinder springTIP5-234 plugTIP5-244 guide latch springTIP5-246 response trigger adapter

2.5 PARTS LISTING CONTINUED

ASSEMBLIES:TIP4- 900 rear sight assemblyTIP4-901 trigger assemblyTIP4-902 safety assemblyTIP4-904 ammo drum assemblyTIP4-905 front grip assemblyTIP4-912 response cylinder assemblyTIP4-913 flow control assemblyTIP5-903 valve assembly

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The numbered parts in this listing, correspond to the num-bers on the drawing in the gun schematic contained on the next pages 14 and 15

2.5 PARTS LISTING / SCHEMATIC

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2.5 PARTS LISTING / SCHEMATIC

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2.6 UNLOADING YOUR GUN

(Fig. 6.a)

Step 1: Pull the guide latch and open the belt guide as shown in (Fig. 6.a)

Step 2: Remove the belt

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! WARNING: DO NOT PULL THE TRIGGER WHILE THE AIRGUN IS BEING UNLOADED. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF OF THE TRIGGER. NEVER PUT YOUR HAND OVER THE MUZZLE! MAKE SURE THE MUZZLE IS ALWAYS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION. NEVER POINT THE AIRGUN ATPEOPLE OR PETS.

Step 3: Close the belt guide, making sure that it is securely latched as shown in (Fig. 6.b)

(Fig. 6.b)

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2.7 ADJUSTING THE RATE OF FIRE CONTROLSThis airgun is equipped with an adjustable trigger system.The illustrations in (Fig. 7.a and Fig 7.b) explain how to adjust the rate of fire and tune this system.

(Fig. 7.b)

To decrease rate of fire: Turn the flow control adjustor clockwise, using a small flat head screw driver (included with gun), to slow the rate of fire.

(Fig. 7.a)

To increase rate of fire: Turn the flow control adjustor counterclockwise, using the small flat head screw driver (included with gun), to increase / speed up the rate of fire.

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2.8 TROUBLE SHOOTING THE ADJUSTABLE RATE OF FIRE

Tuning - Troubleshooting A:If tuning the adjustable trigger produces little or no response in the rate of fire, reset the flow control valve as follows:

Step 1: With the gun properly unloaded (see Section 2.6), begin adjusting the rate of fire by turning flow control clockwise, completely. Do not over tighten or damage will occur. In a safe direction, fire 2 to 4 shots. Trigger should become very hard to pull or even unable to be pulled. If this occurs, the adjustable trigger system is functioning properly. Go to step 2. If this does not occur, go to Tuning - Trouble-shooting B: (below)

Step 2: Now, while firing in a safe direction with the airgun still unloaded, slowly turn the flow control adjuster counter-clockwise until desired rate of fire is achieved.

Tuning - Troubleshooting B:If the trigger remains easy to pull after adjusting the flow control as per step 1 (above) there may be a leak in the system.

If you have a leak in the system the airgun will need to be dissassembled for repair. Do not attempt to dissassemble on your own. Pleae call our service departmentToll Free 800-671-1498

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2.9 SAFE AIMING AND SHOOTINGt

! WARNING: NEVER USE A SHARP METAL OBJECT TO REMOVE PELLETS FROM THE DRUM OR GUN. DAMAGE TO GUN OR DRUM CAN CAUSE MALFUNCTIONS.

• Make sure that the safety is “ON SAFE” (see Section 2.1 “USING THE SAFETY”). Insert the air source and load the air gun as described. As an experienced and safety-con-scious marksman make certain you have correctly adjusted your sight.

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! CAUTION: THIS IS A HIGH-POWERED AIR GUN, WHICH MEANS YOU MUST BE ESPECIALLY CAREFUL WHEN SELECTING A TARGET. CHOOSE ONLY TARGETS THAT CANNOT BE PENETRATED AND WHOSE HARD SURFACES WILL NOT CAUSE PELLETS TO RICOCHET.

After loading the airgun as described in (section 2.4), make sure that the target, backstop and surroundings are safe. Put the safety on fire “OFF SAFE” (Fig. 2.b & 2.c ready to fire). The air gun is now ready to shoot. Squeeze the trigger gently but steadily until a shot is released. The airgun will continue to fire as long as the trigger is held or until you are out of pellets.

NOTE:• If the air pressure is too low, the belt will not advance, preventing further shooting.

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2.10 FEED JAMSWHENEVER THERE IS A JAM, ENGAGE THE SAFETY!MAKE SURE THAT THE MUZZLE IS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

1. A pellet is lodged in the barrel.Engage the safety (sec. 2.1) and remove air source by backing the tank off slowly until you hear the air release by the tank. Remove the belt (sec. 2.6) and push a the clean-ing rod (not included) all the way through the barrel until the obstruction is pushed out of the barrel through the belt guide opening (see Fig. 8.a & 8.b).

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! WARNING: FEED JAMS ARE DANGEROUS!t

! WARNING: IF THE AIR GUN DOES NOT FIRE, DO NOT ASSUME THE GUN OR DRUM IS EMPTY.

Fig. 8.a

Fig. 8.b20.

2.10 FEED JAMS Continued

2. A pellet is lodged between the belt and the barrel.Engage the safety (sec.2.1).Step 1: Starting at the center of the belt, pry the belt upward until it becomes free from the gun.

Step 2: Once the belt has been removed, examine the links to determine if the belt has any bad links.If you determine the belt to have a bad link, remove the link.

3. Your gun has a damaged feed cylinder:

Step 1: Remove the linkage arm. Refer to sec. 2.5

Step 2: Spin the feed cylinder without the linkage arm. Refer to sec. 2.5. Now, the feed clinder should spin freely. If the feed cylinder does not spin freely, then it is damaged.

Note: In the event that you have a damaged feed cylinder, please call our customerservice department.Toll Free: 800-671-1498

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2.11 SPECIAL FACTORS RELATED TO CO2, Nitrogen or HPAt

! CAUTION: SHOOTING WITH INSUFFICIENT PRESSURE CAN CAUSE A PELLET TO LODGE IN THE BARREL. SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS ON FEED JAMS (SECTION 2.10).

Sometimes the performance of an air powered gun is adversely affected by special factors. An example is when the air gun is used, kept or stored at temperatures well above or below the normal outdoor temperatures (50-85O F / 10-30O C).High temperatures can create a pressure in your Co2 Tank, Nitrogen Tank or HPA Tank, and the air gun it-self which considerably exceeds the normal operating pressure. Such overpressure can prevent the release of a shot and cause permanent damage. This air gun should not be stored or used at temperatures above(50-85O F / 10-30O C)/.

INSUFFICIENT AIR PRESSURESigns of insufficient air pressure in a cylinder include the following:A) The gun does not recock (sputters) .B) The shot is not as loud as with a full cylinder.C) The pellets hit the target lower than they do when the cylinder is full (i.e., they have a lower velocity).

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2.12 ADJUSTING THE SIGHTAim at a safe target. Hold the gun in such a way that the rear sight and the front sight can be seen at the same time. The front sight must be right in the middle of the hole in the rear sight. Now point the air gun so that the lower edge of the bull’s eye rests on the front sight. The center of the rear sight, the top of the front sight and the lower edge of the bull’s eye must be in a line (Fig. 9.c) Adjustment of the impact point is described below.The airgun is zero id at a distance of 50 ft. at the factory.

(Fig. 9.a) too high (Fig. 9.b) too low (Fig. 9.c) correct

(Fig. 10.a) (Fig. 10.b )

Elevation is corrected at the front sight.

Rear sight adjustments:If the air gun shoots too high, slide the dovetail sight forward (see Fig. 10.a).If the air gun shoots too low, slide the dovetail sight back (see Fig. 10.b).

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2.13 STORAGEAlways store your air gun unloaded and with the safety engaged “ON SAFE”. Make sure that the drum and/or belt is empty. Keep the air gun out of reach of children and persons who are not familiar with it. Store pellets and Co2, nitrogen, or compressed air cylinders in a separate locationt

! CAUTION: NEVER LEAVE AN AIR GUN UNATTEND-ED IF IT IS LOADED AND/OR HAS AN AIR SUPPLY ATTACHED.

3.1 CARE

If you take good care of your air gun and handle it properly, it will give you years of pleasure.

At 1000 shot intervals clean barrel with felt cleaning pellets. Push cleaning rod through barrel from muzzle end. Repeat process until felt pellets appear clean.

At 1000 shot intervals clean the air gun bore with bore cleaner and degreaser. Apply this solution to a clean patch and pass through barrel from the muzzle end. Then, use a bore brush with nylon bristles to further loosen up remaining deposits of lead and debris. After this process, once again utilize the bore cleanser solution on clean patches until they appear clean upon exiting barrel.

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! WARNING: DO NOT PERFORM ANY CARE, CLEANING, OR MAINTENANCE TO YOUR AIR GUN UNTIL YOU HAVE PUT ON THE SAFETY, DE-COCKED THE AIR GUN AND HAVE REMOVED THE AIR SOURCE. REMOVE THE AMMO DRUM AND MAKE SURE THE AIR GUN IS UNLOADED.

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4.1 TROUBLE SHOOTING

Possible causes Poor shooting performance

Gun does not shoot

Slow Projectile

Safety is engaged •Co2, Nitrogen or HPA tank is empty • • •Dirty Barrel • •Co2, Nitrogen or HPA tank is pierced •Extreme temperatures • •Wrong ammunition • • •Pellets not properly loaded • • •Intervals between shots is too short (cold)

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Problems

MODIFYING THE GUNt

! WARNING: THE COMPONENTS OF THIS AIR GUN HAVE BEEN DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED TO ENSURE OPTIMAL FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE AT ALL TIMES. ANY CHANGES IN DESIGN OR PERFORMANCE CAN IMPAIR THE FUNCTION AND MAKE THE AIR GUN UNSAFE. UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS OF ANY KIND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.

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5.1 SAFE HANDLING OF GUNSLearn how to handle your air gun in a safe and proper manner. Your new air gun shoots pellets at a very high velocity, meaning that you must exercise special care. Remember that according to the basic rules of safety, touching any gun is the same thing as handling it.

• Put the safety on fire (OFF SAFE”) only when you intend to shoot, and re-engage the safety (put ‘ON SAFE”) as soon as you are finished.• Always handle any gun as if it were loaded.• Before loading, always engage the safety to prevent inadvertent firing. Keep your finger out of the trigger guard and put it on the trigger only when you are ready to shoot.• Use only ammunition that has been approved for this air gun.• Always point the muzzle in a safe direction.• Never transport a loaded gun. Load a gun only when you intend to fire it.• Never point a gun at people or pets. Avoid ricochetting by shooting at safe penetrable targets.• Before shooting, make sure that the target and surround-ings are safe.• When you transport a gun or accept one from another person, always make sure that the safety is on and that it is unloaded. • Make sure you can control the direction of the muzzle if you stumble or fall.

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5.1 SAFE HANDLING OF GUNS • Wear approved safety glasses when shooting.• Always store your gun unloaded, with the safety engaged. Keep it out of reach of unauthorized persons (untrained persons, children, persons under 18). Store Co2, Nitrogen, or HPA cylinders and ammunition separately.• Give this gun only to persons over 18 who are thoroughly familiar with its use, and include the instruction manual. • Modifications or repairs should be made only byauthorized companies or gunsmiths.• Never leave a loaded gun unattended.• Unload your gun before giving it to someone else.

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REPAIR SERVICEIf your air gun needs repair, call Air Ordnance LLC. Toll Free 800-671-1498 and ask for the service depart-ment or visit Air-Ordnance.com. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE IT! Your air gun requires special tools and fixtures to repair it. Any disassembly or modification not performed by Air Ordnance will void the warranty.

WARRANTYLIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTYThis product is warranted to the retail consumer for one year from date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship and is not transferrable.

WHAT IS COVERED?Replacement parts and labor.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED?Shipping charges to Air Ordnance for defective product and damages caused by abuse or failure to perform normal maintenance as well as any other expense are not covered. Consequential damage or incidental expenses, including damage to property. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

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IMPLIED WARRANTIESAny implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to one year from date of retail purchase. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. TO THE EXTENT ANY PROVISION OF THIS WARRANTY IS PROHIBITED BY FEDERAL STATE, OR MUNICIPAL LAW WHICH CANNOT BE PRE-EMPTED, IT SHALL NOT BE APPLICABLE. THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE AND COUNTRY TO COUNTRY.

IMPORTANT! BEFORE TRANS-PORTING YOUR AIR GUN, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PUT ON THE SAFETY, UNCOCKED THE AIR GUN, UNLOADED IT AND REMOVED THE Co2 CYLINDER, OR OTHER AIR SOURCE. DO NOT SHIP AN AIR TANK WITH ANY AIR IT.

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! IMPORTANT:

WARRANTY CLAIMSWarranty claims and Repair for U.S. and Canadian customers only. Call Air Ordnance Toll Free: 800-671-1498 and ask for the service department. If it is determined a return is necessary, you will be issued a Return Authorization Number. Write this number boldly on the box and return the product prepaid To Air Ordnance.Your name, address, phone number and a note explaining the de-fect found must be included in the package. A copy of the original purchase receipt must accompany the return.

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