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European American Armory Air Rifle Mp532 Instruction Manual
European American Armory Air Rifle Mp532 Instruction Manual
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MP532 AIR RIFLE INSTRUCTION MANUALEuropean American Armory Corp. 3855 North U.S. Highway One Cocoa, Florida 32927 (407) 639-4842 This manual was downloaded from www.eaacorp.com E-mail: [email protected] © Copyright EAA Corp. 11/98
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Inside Front Cover
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EAA MODEL: MP532 AIR RIFLE INSTRUCTION MANUAL WARNING AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: Air Rifles are not toys. This Air Rifle is recommended for adult use. Misuse or careless use may cause serious injury or death. This Air Rifle is dangerous within 500 yards. Do NOT cock or handle your Air Rifle before you read and understand the instructions and warnings contained in this manual. FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS, this owner’s manual contains important warnings and...
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10 LIFE SAVING WARNINGS: 1. Thinking the air Rifle is unloaded does not mean it is unloaded. If a pellet is in the chamber and the Rifle has been cocked, this Rifle can be fired. Always treat your air Rifle as if it is loaded. 2. Always point the muzzle of any air Rifle in a safe direction whether the Rifle is loaded or unloaded... 3. No hands over the muzzle / no way / no time / no how. 4. Only use lead .177 pellets manufactured to industry standards. If the pellet doesn’t feed into the chamber,...
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EXTERNAL CONTROL PARTS: 1. The Trigger is used for discharging the compressed air so as to expel the pellet. Never touch or pull thetrigger when the Rifle is cocked and the cocking handleis not in the resting position. The trigger mechanism is adjustable. The screw directly behind the trigger is for adjusting reserve trigger creep (A), the next screw toward the back is for adjusting final trigger creep (B), the screw in front of the trigger is for adjusting preliminary trigger creep ( C ) and the screw...
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COCKING YOUR AIR RIFLE: A) Grasp the Rifle by the Pistol grip with your dominate hand. Keep your fingers off the trigger and away from the breech / bolt. With the barrel pointing in a safe direction, push the cocking handle forward until you see the bolt assembly pop up to a 90 degree angle from the firing plane or you feel a light click (Warning do not over travel or force the cocking handle or you could damage your Rifle). At this point the bolt should be locked up and the air bypass should be...
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UNCOCKING YOUR AIR RIFLE: IF YOU HAVE COCKED YOUR AIR RIFLE AND LOADED A PELLET we suggest you fire the pellet out of the barrel in a safe direction...thus we do not suggest that you un-cock this air Rifle. Caution: Unless absolutely necessary do not shoot a air Rifle without a lead pellet! Never fire damaged or used pellets. Caution: Use only factory new lead air Rifle pellets. Use only the correct size pellets (.177 caliber). Do not use steel shot or darts which may damage the Rifle bore and which...
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Do NOT leave your air Rifle COCKED for long periods of time or store it COCKED. Always empty air Rifles before entering a house, car, truck, boat, RV, camp or any building. When receiving a air Rifle, always open the action and make sure it is unloaded. NEVER accept anyone’s word that an air Rifle is “unloaded” or “empty”. You should also inspect it by passing a cleaning rod through the bore to make sure it is clear. Avoid exposure to lead by firing where there is adequate ventilation. After cleaning...
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Caution: in lubricating the air compression chamber, use only a special lubricant with a high flash point designed specifically for use inside of an air compression chamber (A) To lubricate the air compression chamber and air compression seal, follow cocking instructions and cock the air Rifle. Put a few drops of special light oil into the vent hole that leads into the compression chamber. Now cock and un- cock the Rifle in several different angles so the oil spreads around the piston chamber. Do not...
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SPECIFICATIONS: CALIBER...................................................................................177 / 4.5mm BARREL LENGTH...............................................................................15.75 OVERALL LENGTH.............................................................................46.06 WEIGHT..........................................................................................9.25 LBS 8 W A R N I N G Altering or modifying parts is dangerous and will void the warranty. This...