how do you cock the browning leverage air rifle
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The cocking mechanism is in front under the barrel. You push the release while pulling back on the catch (small catch at front under barrel that slides back) and cock it in one motion. Pretty easy to do once you do it once.
433701
There is a leaver under the barrel. You pull down on the spring loaded latch then pull the leaver away from the barrel. That opens the breech where you load the pellet. There is a safety on the top of the stock you have to push forward in order to put the leaver back under the barrel.
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Hold the puller in your hand with the pull foam to the top and the chrome trigger pull is to the bottom.Line up the top of the plastic piece on 0 as it will vary a little bit. Now turn the puller around and and fit it on the trigger and pull straight back along the side of the stock of your gun. When the trigger goes off stop and turn the puller back to foam side up and check the TOP of the plastic. That will give you your correct pull weight for that trigger.
1259016
This air pistol is a break barrel pistol. Put one hand on the front sight and one on the rear sight and force the barrel down, breaking the barrel in half. The pistol will break about at the front of the wooden stock down to about a 90 degree angle, pumping the pistol. Place a pellet in the barrel and close the pistol firmly. Aim and pull the trigger. Some of the triggers on this model are quite firm or stiff.
1699018
It requires some effort to cock the weapon. Beyond that, it is just a matter of inserting a pellet into the changer, which is sometimes a tight fit, and making sure it doesn't fall out while you close the breach. Take the safety off (extreemly easy), aim, and pull the trigger.
72969
It has a side lever. Lever it back with your right arm, put a pellet in the loading port. There is a button on the side of the loading port, this is called an antibear trap (safety device),press it to return lever. Press in the safety, aim, and pull trigger. Experance one sweet shooting air rifle.
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It is a spring piston gun, otherwise known as a break barrel. You cock it by "breaking" the barrel forward and putting a pellet in the chamber. Then it is ready to fire.When cocking a spring piston gun, always hang on to the barrel for safety reasons, if the safety catch fails, you could injure a finger. I like this gun , but it is not as accurate as other pistols such as a Crosman 1377, but is fun for plinking with. I'd suggest watching some of the You Tube videos about it. Good luck!
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This is a break barrel operated pistol, you cock it by pulling the barrel all the way down, then you load the pellet into the chamber, close the barrel, point and shoot. It's a pretty cool air pistol, not very powerful, but lots of fun especially after breaking it in. Be sure to clean the pistol real good when you receive it, because it is packed in grease to prevent corrosion.
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I've never used a single action, but I believe you have to hand cock single actions. Like, a shotgun, you have to pull the slider back initially to fire.On this gun, you simply fire until it's empty. The CO2 forces the slider back to load another bb. (in theory, it might just be for show). Either way, you don't have to hand cock it. Safety off, fire until it's empty. Super fun. :-D
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Use a dowel pin type of thing or anything solid that will fit in the floor plate hole and not bend. They sell a special tool for Ruger that works great also. Just be sure to do things slow and have the Pearce grip ready to go on and don't let the spring pop out. If it would come out it isn't that hard to put things back together.Keep your finger over the spring etc. slide the old plate off and the new Pearce on. You will hear the bottom button snap in place to lock.
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I already responded to this once but I wanted to do a little looking into this. In a review that I just read it said that it takes 38 lbs. of pressure to cock this weapon. This is from "Air Rifle Reviews" an affiliate of Amazon. It's good to know that a company that sells the product actually reviews what they sell. That tells me they care about their buyers needs and concerns of their product. End result, you can't go wrong buying this rifle!
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When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks. The barrel is fixed and one solid piece. When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks.... » Read More When you pull the cocking lever all the way down, the chamber/receiver is exposed. It will only hold and fire one pellet at a time. Then you will have to go through the cocking loading steps again. I chose this air rifle because what it lacks in convenience as a repeater, it makes up for in accuracy which was my biggest concern. If you will do more plinking and fun shooting, a repeater with a multi round magazine would be a better choice. I'm using this for pest removal and single shot works for me. Biggest feaure for me is that this is NOT a break barrel, which suffer accuracy drawbacks. The barrel is fixed and one solid piece. « Show Less
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When I did not know I went on line and googled illustrated instructions. To use you press the button behind the back grip, pull handle out this will allow you to insert tube. . Note: I place tip of tube in hole on slide of gun to cut tip. It'll be ready to use.
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On the ruger MK III. Saturate rear sight w/ penetrating oil. Remove the small set screw on the top. Wrap the upper in a rag, secure in a vise. Use either a 1/4" brass punch or a steel punch with the tip wrapped in tape. Drift from the right side with several solid "whacks" on the punch placed on the right side of the sight. A bit nerve wracking, but should release after a stroke or two.
1490065
This is a single pump break barrel design. The barrel requires about 30lbs of pressure to cock the rifle.
1525512
Pulll nylon string towards the back of the crossbow and put it in groove above the trigger - place the arrow in groove on top of the crossbow then pull the trigger but be careful it shoots pretty hard
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You have to cock it for each bullet. It will jam if you cock it more than once.
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Drop them in point first after 'breaking' the barrel to cock/pump the rifle. This procedure would be very difficult to explain without illustrations so if you are unsure check YouTube for a video demonstration. But in summary, it is not hard to do. My 11 year old daughter had the strength to break and cock.