How do you load this rifle. Dont see any pictures of the right side or top of the gun
1280213
It's a single shot. When you cock it, put in a pellet. I found it easiest to center the pellet on the barrel and press it in the chamber with the cocking lever.
1280214
You bull the under lever back toward the rear (butt stock) of the gun. This will open the breech and allow you to load a pellet. When you return the under lever back towards the front, it will close the breech and the gun is ready to shoot. I have an older B3 (without a safety), so keep in mind to make sure you hold the lever firmly while you load a pellet.
1280215
Once you pull down the cocking lever down, the breech opens up and you insert one pellet, return cocking lever to original position and breech closes and you are ready to fire.
1280216
It's an under lever design. Cocking the lever under the barrel opens the chamber. You load a single pellet directly into the breech. Keep your hand on the lever while loading. If it snaps shut, the spring tension is enough to do some real damage to your fingers. Fun cheap air rifle with decent power, just pay attention to safety when loading so you don't end up with the fingers of a wood shop teacher.
1280217
When the rifle is cocked (by pulling down on the lever under the barrel), the breech opens up allowing a pellet to be inserted from the top. A word of caution: The spring is very powerful, so be sure to maintain a tight grip on the cocking lever while loading in case the action accidentally slams shut. This has never happened to me, but I have heard that it can happen, and that would be very painful.
1280218
The cocking lever is below the barrel and when you cock it by pulling it down and back, the bolt opens and allows you to load a pellet. And then the bolt closes when you return the lever to upright position
1280219
When you pull the lever to cock it the breech slides open and you place the pellet into the chamber its pretty simple but you have to keep the muzzle down and if you put a scope on it its a bit more difficult i wouldn't recommend any larger than a 32mm objective lens
482389
That's the gun I have it on, wish there was an option here to upload a pic to show you. Makes a great addition to my nightstand!
1736364
I don't use the rail, I used the standard Ruger mounts. You don't see the front sight.
105194
with or without the scope? If it was with the scope then check the tightness of the pivot fit/cocking barrel. Check the ammo, is it misshapen? Not balanced?
1912347
Sorry, no load data for Lil gun in the 240 grain. Unique, 10 gr, blue dot, 14gr,imr 4227 21.5. All are start loads.
156173
To install the Kit, it is necessary to have mechanical and very small skill tool, disarm beginning for the cannon, then withdraw with a claw the pin that uses as axis to the lever of loading the air and to withdraw it comletamente, then the butt, which is fixed by an alone screw for below and that this covered by plastic lid. Then remove the screws of the lid of the mechanism of the trigger, withdraw the lid with a lot of care being the rifle supported on a table to prevent it from jumping some piece. Take photos to the mechanism, then him serviran if there leaves some piece of his place. Now reemplaze the kit and return to arm. He needed a screwdriver of stria, a tweezer or pliers, a claw of 6 mm, a hammer and a camera. I wait help him. Regards. Josepaulo2053@hotmail.com
2244442
As previously answered.. A very loose hold at the balance point of the rifle. There are videos demonstrating it if you search for it.
263615
You pull back the lever, which is the pole under the barrel and then a hole is revealed on the top of the gun as you cock it. Put a pellet inside the hole and push the lever back into place. This gun is quite frustrating to use but can pay back with its amazing fire power. Here is a helpful video I have made to help beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMCVBLcXjB8
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
484723
You don't load the ties into the gun. You have to install the wire tie on whatever, then use the gun to pull it tight and cut it flush.
1789329
Can't explain the photos. The one I got has it. I just did not use myself because I was concerned to take too much too fast. So, I did by hand the first two scopes. I'll use soon to smooth my AR uppers and some other scopes. Good luck.
2049444
They lean to the right side.With your right hand holding the pistol grip,twisting it upward, away from your body. Your scope will rotate towards your left side and the 45 degree iron sights will rotate up to the 12 o'clock position and the rifle will be canting to the left and your right eye will be looking over the forward assist and your sights will be looking right up, at the 12 o'clock position. With these sights, you will not need to remove your scope in order to use the iron sights. In other words your right hand, holding the pistol grip will rotate from the up and down position, to your elbow rotating away from your side, to away and to the right, away from your body and the rifle will be side ways,like lying sideways. In other words, start with gun in normal position and rotate your elbow away from your side and your cheek will be rolled over towards the right side of the stock. I hope that this explained it installation and usage for you. Enjoy and you will be doing this in under second and thats why it is such a great item that gives you a fast iron sight option.
1988571
the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles at ranges out to 150 yards you really dont need this dot.......Great sight and i would buy another one......Joe the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles... » Read More the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles at ranges out to 150 yards you really dont need this dot.......Great sight and i would buy another one......Joe « Show Less
573373
Go to mossy oak graphics or you tube for an installation video...it will explain how to install it on your gun
192803
That gun does not seem to have any scope mounts, unless it is possilble to modify it yourself (which is unlikely) I would say no. Thanks for asking though, that gun looks pretty cool; I might get it.
2025343
I thru mind in the trash. A total waist. It made the gun heavier and awkward to sight. I even had to modify the slide lock by fileing the pivot area to keep it from binding when in place. In answer to your question, just remove the slide lock lever, after removing the recoil spring and bushing, then place your rail mount over your slide aligning the hole on the mount over the slide lock hole, then insert the new slide lock, (provided) and align with hole in the mount and gun and insert threaded pin through mount, slide lock and gun. Tighten everything. Make sure slide lock doesn't bind.
2064379
Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!