How to Fix a Pellet Gun
Any problems with your pellet gun will invariably be because a pellet has gotten stuck. Before you send your pellet gun in for repairs, follow these steps to remove a jammed pellet. If you are unable to unjam your pistol using these steps, your manufacturer will unjam it for you, probably for free within the warranty period, if you take it to an authorized service repair facility.
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Instructions
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How to Fix a Pellet Gun
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Set the air pistol to "safe" and empty and remove the CO2 cartridge.
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Open the barrel.
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Insert a rod or straightened clothes hanger into the barrel. Start at the breech and make sure you don't scrape at the barrel in any way.
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Push at the stuck pellet with the clothes hanger. Push toward the muzzle end of the pistol.
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Tips & Warnings
Oil your air pistol every 250 shots. Simply put a drop of light oil on tip of a CO2 cartridge before inserting it. You should also oil the piercing adjustment screw, which will be adjacent to the bottom of the CO2 cartridge area.
Don't reuse the stuck pellet. If you have dropped your pistol and the pistol doesn't work as before, that can mean a broken part.
