357 FAQUpdated 2 months ago

Slide the grip rearward and tilt it up to expose the CO2 compartment.
Ensure the CO2 screw is fully unscrewed.
Add a drop of recommended oil to the tip of the CO2 cylinder.
Insert the CO2 cylinder and screw it in until pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten.
Load the shells with the appropriate ammunition (pellet and BB shells are not interchangeable).
Press the cylinder release forward and swing the cylinder out from the left side of the gun.
Insert the loaded shells into the cylinder and press it back into place.

Your 357 is now loaded. Place the safety in the fire position, take aim, and fire:

For rapid fire, pull the trigger (double action).
For better accuracy, cock the hammer by pulling it back until it clicks (single action).

Align the front sight within the rear notch with your target resting on top of the alignment.
To adjust the sights:
- Move them in the direction you need the pellet to go (e.g., if shooting low and left, adjust the sights higher and to the right).

Note: The 357 features Picatinny rails, allowing you to mount optics, laser sights, or flashlights for enhanced functionality.

Contact [email protected] for a seal replacement kit.

Important: Damage caused during self-repair may void the warranty. If you are unsure, contact customer service for guidance.

Clean the barrel thoroughly.
Experiment with different brands and styles of ammunition to find the best match.
Use fresh CO2 cylinders and replace them when shots begin to lose power.

Helpful videos:

Basic operation: https://youtu.be/whgmupYb8q0

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