User's Manual

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Fig. 3.a Fig. 3.b
F
ig. 3.c F
ig. 3.d
Note:
To ensure that your airgun works properly, please use only Walther
88g CO
2
cylinders.
Prior to installing each 88g CO
2
cylinder, apply 1 drop of RWS Chamber
Lube on the tip of the CO
2
cylinder. This will extend the life of the seal. To
insert an 88 g CO
2
cylinder, press simultaneously on the indentations at
the sides of the butt plate (Fig. 3.a) and pull it off (Fig. 3.b). Residual CO
2
may escape when you remove the old cylinder. Insert the new cylinder
narrow end first into the stock (Fig. 3.c) and screw it tight. The cylinder
has now been pierced and sealed off. Push the butt plate back on until it
clicks into place (Fig. 3.d). To test whether the cylinder has been pierced,
make sure the gun is not loaded, pull back the cocking lever and shoot in
a safe direction. If the gun doesn't fire, check the items in Section 12.
!
WARNING:
FIRING THE AIR RIFLE WITH LOW GAS
PRESSURE MAY CAUSE A PELLET TO GET
STUCK IN THE BARREL.
!
WARNING:
Do not place your hand or fingers over the
muzzle. Always make sure your air rifle is
pointing in a SAFE DIRECTION, and keep your
finger away from the trigger. Failure to follow
these warnings may cause serious injury or
death.
!
WARNING:
Never try to use force when inserting an
88 g CO
2
cylinder.
!
WARNING:
88 g CO
2
cylinders can explode at temperatures
above 50° C (122° F). Do not expose them to
heat or store them at temperatures above 50°
C (122° F). Never try to use a spent cylinder
for any other purpose. Never leave 88 g CO
2
cylinders in direct sunlight.
!
CAUTION:
When you pierce the 88 g CO
2
cylinder,
make sure that the safety is on, the airgun
is unloaded and the muzzle is pointing in a
safe direction.
!
CAUTION:
Keep your face and hands a safe distance
from the opening of the 88 g CO
2
cylinder.
Escaping residual CO
2
can cause freezing
of skin.
INSERTING AND REMOVING THE 88 g CO
2
CYLINDER
2.2
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