Your Schofield is now loaded. Disengage the safety, pull back the hammer, aim, and fire. Note: Like the original Schofield, this is a single-action revolver, meaning you must pull back the hammer for each shot. When you are done shooting, remove the

<h2 id="isPasted">&#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0; &#xA0;</h2><h3 id="isPasted">Schofield FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-schofield">How Do I Operate the Schofield?</h4><ol><li>Place the Schofield on safety.</li><li>Remove the left grip panel.</li><li>Add a drop of silicone&#xA0;oil to the tip of the CO2 cartridge. Use the hex key attached to the grip panel to install the CO2. Tighten until you hear the seal break and gas fill the gun. Tighten no more than a quarter turn past that to maintain a seal. Avoid overtightening.</li><li>Replace the grip panel.</li><li>Load the shells with the appropriate ammunition.</li><li>Pull the rear sight back to break open the frame.</li><li>Insert the shells into the cylinder.</li></ol>Your Schofield is now loaded. Disengage the safety, pull back the hammer, aim, and fire.Note: Like the original Schofield, this is a single-action revolver, meaning you must pull back the hammer for each shot.When you are done shooting, remove the shells. Remove the CO2 cylinder. If there is still gas present, be mindful that the cartridge can be extremely cold and can cause frostbite. Do not store your Schofield with the CO2 cylinder in it, this will damage your seals and void your warranty.<ul><li>Airsoft models: Feature an orange tip and use 6mm plastic ammunition.</li><li>Non-airsoft models: Do not have an orange tip and can fire BBs or pellets using the appropriate shells.</li></ul><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights-correctly">How Do I Use the Sights Correctly?</h4><ul><li>Align the front sight within the V-notch of the rear sight.</li><li>Center your target directly on top of the sight alignment.</li><li>The sights are non-adjustable, so experiment with different ammunition to determine what matches your desired point of aim.</li></ul><hr><h4 id="what-should-i-do-if-my-gun-isnt-working-or-is-faulty">What Should I Do If My Gun Isn&#x2019;t Working or Is Faulty?</h4>Common Issues and Solutions:<ol><li>Faulty Seals:<ul><li>Contact customer service for a replacement seal or valve assembly.</li><li>Email: <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a></li><li>Video Guide: <a href="https://youtu.be/oP668elkyqo" rel="noopener" target="_new">Seal&#xA0;Assembly&#xA0;Replacement</a></li></ul></li><li>Lack of Accuracy:<ul><li>Clean the barrel thoroughly.</li><li>Experiment with different ammunition types.</li><li>Replace the CO2 cartridge if shots are consistently hitting low.</li><li>Consider upgrading to the rifled barrel kit if you plan to shoot pellets.</li></ul></li></ol><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-replace-the-storage-valve-on-the-schofield-see-below-linked-video">How Do I Replace the Storage Valve on the Schofield? (See below linked video)</h4><ol><li>Remove the left side CO2 cover.</li><li>Remove the two flat-head screws from the rear sight and detach the sight.</li><li>Tilt the barrel downward on the left side of the gun. Remove:<ul><li>Three small Phillips-head screws</li><li>One flat-head screw</li></ul></li><li>Remove the hammer to expose the storage valve.</li><li>Remove the Phillips-head screw securing the storage valve.</li></ol>Library of Schofield videos we&apos;ve produced:Basic operation:&#xA0;<a href="https://youtu.be/G1QRxTq5QfE" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/G1QRxTq5QfE</a>General maintenance overview: <a href="https://youtu.be/mzJhiOWhvcQ" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/mzJhiOWhvcQ</a>How to install the rifled barrel: <a href="https://youtu.be/-0kd5MKTRRU" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/-0kd5MKTRRU</a>Seal / valve assembly replacement:&#xA0;<a href="https://youtu.be/oP668elkyqo" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/oP668elkyqo</a>Fix broken barrel latch: <a href="https://youtu.be/7IPUseiGTvU" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/7IPUseiGTvU</a>Fix broken extractor: <a href="https://youtu.be/WLHyJvKHdxA" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/WLHyJvKHdxA</a>Fix ejection cam:&#xA0;<a href="https://youtu.be/ZumPACQ50CE" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/ZumPACQ50CE</a>

Schofield FAQ

Align the front sight within the rear notch, with your target resting on top of the alignment. Note: Disassembling your gun beyond field stripping, removing the barrel for cleaning, and adjusting the hop up is not part of regular maintenance and may

<h3 id="isPasted">009 FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-auto-009">How Do I Operate the Auto 009?</h4><ol><li>Press the magazine release button on the left side to remove the magazine.</li><li>Use the provided hex key to unscrew the CO2 plug.</li><li>Add a drop of silicone oil to the tip of the CO2 cylinder, insert it, and screw in the plug until the CO2 is pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten.</li><li>To load the magazine:<ul><li>Pull the follower down and lock it to the side.</li><li>Tilt the magazine downward and load up to 18 BBs.</li><li>Release the follower.</li></ul></li><li>Insert the magazine into the pistol until it clicks.</li><li>Pull the slide back and release it. Your pistol is now ready to fire.</li><li>The safety switch is located ahead of the trigger.</li><li>Do not store CO2 in your magazine when you are not using your 009. Leaving your 009 with a cylinder in the magazine will damage your seals and void your warranty.&#xA0;</li></ol><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights">How Do I Use the Sights?</h4>Align the front sight within the rear notch, with your target resting on top of the alignment.<ul><li>The sights are fixed, so if the point of impact differs from the aim, clean the barrel, adjust the hop up or try switching to a different brand of BBs for better accuracy. A laser sight that mounts to the lower rail can provide another sighting option.</li></ul><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-field-strip-the-009">How Do I Field Strip the 009?</h4><ol><li>Remove the magazine.</li><li>Pull the slide back and lock it in place.</li><li>Lower the takedown lever, release the slide lock, and push the slide forward to remove it.</li><li>Remove the recoil spring and barrel.</li></ol>Note: Disassembling your gun beyond field stripping, removing the barrel for cleaning, and adjusting the hop up is not part of regular maintenance and may void the warranty if parts are broken, damaged, or lost. For questions, contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a>.<hr><h4 id="how-do-i-reassemble-the-009">How Do I Reassemble the 009?</h4><ol><li>Install the barrel and recoil spring.</li><li>Align the slide with the rails and pull it back.</li><li>Release the slide and perform a dry fire to ensure proper assembly.</li></ol>Note: Reassembling your gun improperly can void the warranty. Contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a> if you have questions.<hr><h4 id="how-do-i-adjust-the-hop-up">How Do I Adjust the Hop-Up?</h4><ol><li>Field strip your 009.</li><li>Increase hop up to flatten trajectory at your intended range of shooting.</li><li>If the gun is shooting upward, reduce the hop-up to flatten the trajectory.</li></ol>Note: Adjusting the hop-up incorrectly may void the warranty if parts are damaged. Contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a> before attempting this adjustment.<hr><h4 id="what-should-i-do-if-my-gun-isnt-shooting-accurately">What Should I Do If My Gun Isn&#x2019;t Shooting Accurately?</h4><ul><li>Some 009 pistols may shoot approximately 2 inches low. Unfortunately, there is no built-in way to adjust the elevation.</li><li>Installing a laser sight is the easiest solution for improving accuracy.</li><li>We are aware of this issue and are working to produce a more accurate model, though there is no current timeline for its release.</li></ul><hr><h4 id="what-should-i-do-if-my-009-is-leaking-co2">What Should I Do If My 009 Is Leaking CO2?</h4><ol><li>Add a drop of 100% silicone oil to the tip of your CO2 cartridge.</li><li>If the issue persists, the magazine may need replacement:<ul><li>Under warranty: Contact Customer Service at <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a>with the following:<ul><li>Issue description, order number/receipt, photo of the item, serial number, and your mailing address. Specify whether you prefer a replacement or refund.</li></ul></li><li>Out of warranty: Replacement magazines are available for purchase on our website.</li></ul></li></ol><hr><h4 id="what-if-my-009-full-auto-is-faulty">What If My 009 Full Auto is Faulty?</h4>Contact Customer Service at <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a> and provide:<ul><li>Issue description.</li><li>Order number/receipt (showing date and price).</li><li>Photo of the item and serial number.</li><li>Your mailing address. Specify if you would like a replacement or refund.</li></ul>

Auto 009 FAQ

Press the magazine release button on the left side and remove the magazine.Using the provided hex key, unscrew the CO2 plug. Add a drop of silicone oil (good maintenance practice to keep the seals working well) to the tip of the CO2 cylinder and inse

<h2 id="isPasted" style="text-align: center;">1911 FAQ</h2> <ul><li>How do I operate the 1911?</li></ul>Press the magazine release button on the left side and remove the magazine. Using the provided hex key, unscrew the CO2 plug. Add a drop of silicone oil (good maintenance practice to keep the seals working well) to the tip of the CO2 cylinder and insert. Screw in the plug until the CO2 is pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten. Load the magazine by pulling the follower down and holding it in place. Tilt the magazine downward and insert 17 BBs in the hole just above the follower. For even easier loading, check out our BB speed loader. Release the follower. The magazine can now be inserted, press until it clicks. Pull the slide back and release it. Your pistol is now ready to fire.Be sure to properly squeeze the grip safety.When you are done shooting, be sure to remove the CO2 cylinder from the magazine. Leaving a CO2 cylinder installed will damage the seals and possibly void your warranty. <ul><li>&#xA0;How do I use my sights correctly?</li></ul>Align the front sight in the rear slot with the target sitting on top. The sights are fixed, so if the point of impact differs from the point of aim, try cleaning the barrel and/or switching the brand of BBs to get the best accuracy. There is a lower picatinny rail designed for use with laser sights, providing yet another option for sighting. <ul><li>&#xA0;How do I field strip the 1911?</li></ul>Remove the magazine. Pull the slide back and hold it at the first notch. Pull the takedown pin out, then remove the slide by pushing it forward.Remove the recoil spring and guides. Remove the barrel.Note: If you modify or damage the gun while doing this it could void the 1-year limited warranty. We recommend registering your gun when first buying it to make sure you can easily access the warranty for any future needs. If you have any questions regarding this email <a href="mailto:help@barraairguns.com">help@barraairguns.com</a>. <ul><li style="font-weight: bold;">&#xA0;How do I reassemble the 1911?</li></ul>Install the barrel. Install the recoil spring and guides. Align the slide with the rails and pull it back. Insert the takedown pin. Release the slide and dry fire. Your 1911 is now reassembled. Note: If you modify or damage the gun it could void the 1-year limited warranty. We recommend registering your gun when first buying it to make sure you can easily access the warranty for any future needs. If you have any questions regarding this email <a href="mailto:help@barraairguns.com">help@barraairguns.com</a>. <ul><li style="font-weight: bold;">How do I adjust the hop up (airsoft models only)?</li></ul>Field strip your 1911. If your 1911 is shooting upward, reduce the hop up to flatten the trajectory. Please note that the steel BB version does not have an adjustable hop up. Note: If you modify or damage the gun while doing this it could void the 1-year limited warranty. If you have any questions regarding this email <a href="mailto:help@barraairguns.com">help@barraairguns.com</a>. &#xA0;

1911 FAQ

<h3 id="isPasted">1911 Spring Pistol FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-1911">How Do I Operate the 1911?</h4><ol><li>Press the magazine release button on the left side to remove the magazine.</li><li>Lower the follower on the right side of the magazine until it clicks into position.</li><li>Depress and hold the button on the top of the magazine and load BBs into the hole until filled.</li><li>Let go of the button on top of the magazine, then push the follower upward.</li><li>Insert the magazine into your gun.</li><li>Pull the slide all the way back. There should be 2 distinct clicks, if you only hear one, it hasn&apos;t been pulled back far enough.</li><li>Take aim at your target and squeeze the trigger to fire.</li><li>Repeat steps 6 and 7 until the magazine is empty.</li><li>Do not store your gun cocked, this will weaken the spring and void your warranty.</li></ol><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights-correctly">How Do I Use the Sights Correctly?</h4><ul><li>Align the front sight within the rear notch with the target resting on top of the alignment.</li><li>The sights are fixed, so if the point of impact differs from the point of aim:<ul><li>Experiment with different brands of BBs to improve accuracy.</li></ul></li></ul><hr>How do I clear a jam?<ol><li>Remove the magazine and shake out any loose BBs</li><li>Cock the gun and dry fire into a safe backstop</li><li>Cock the gun and hold the slide back, be sure to keep the gun pointed in a safe direction. While holding the slide in position, insert a cleaning rod into the muzzle and push it toward the back. This will clear the barrel, any jammed ammo will drop out the magazine well.</li><li>Dry fire into a safe backstop. Your gun should now be unjammed. Use quality ammunition, never reuse ammunition, and never store your gun cocked.</li></ol>

1911 Spring Pistol FAQ

Your 357 is now loaded. Place the safety in the fire position, take aim, and fire:. Note: The 357 features Picatinny rails, allowing you to mount optics, laser sights, or flashlights for enhanced functionality. Contact help@barraairguns.com for a sea

<h3 id="isPasted">357 FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-357">How Do I Operate the 357?</h4><ol><li>Slide the grip rearward and tilt it up to expose the CO2 compartment.</li><li>Ensure the CO2 screw is fully unscrewed.</li><li>Add a drop of recommended oil to the tip of the CO2 cylinder.</li><li>Insert the CO2 cylinder and screw it in until pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten.</li><li>Load the shells with the appropriate ammunition (pellet and BB shells are not interchangeable).</li><li>Press the cylinder release forward and swing the cylinder out from the left side of the gun.</li><li>Insert the loaded shells into the cylinder and press it back into place.</li></ol>Your 357 is now loaded. Place the safety in the fire position, take aim, and fire:<ul><li>For rapid fire, pull the trigger (double action).</li><li>For better accuracy, cock the hammer by pulling it back until it clicks (single action).</li></ul><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights-correctly">How Do I Use the Sights Correctly?</h4><ul><li>Align the front sight within the rear notch with your target resting on top of the alignment.</li><li>To adjust the sights:<ul><li>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).</li></ul></li></ul>Note: The 357 features Picatinny rails, allowing you to mount optics, laser sights, or flashlights for enhanced functionality.<hr><h4 id="what-should-i-do-if-my-357-has-a-faulty-seal">What Should I Do If My 357 Has a Faulty Seal?</h4>Contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a> for a seal replacement kit.<ul><li>Important: Damage caused during self-repair may void the warranty. If you are unsure, contact customer service for guidance.</li></ul><hr><h4 id="what-if-my-357-isnt-shooting-accurately">What If My 357 Isn&#x2019;t Shooting Accurately?</h4><ul><li>Clean the barrel thoroughly.</li><li>Experiment with different brands and styles of ammunition to find the best match.</li><li>Use fresh CO2 cylinders and replace them when shots begin to lose power.</li></ul><hr>Helpful videos:Basic operation: <a href="https://youtu.be/whgmupYb8q0" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/whgmupYb8q0</a>Grip replacement: <a href="https://youtu.be/L-WCHXcL5aI" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/L-WCHXcL5aI</a>Seal replacement videos:&#xA0;<a href="https://youtu.be/jk6VTb_AO-E" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/jk6VTb_AO-E</a> and&#xA0;<a href="https://youtu.be/59fo9cIsPQQ" id="isPasted">https://youtu.be/59fo9cIsPQQ</a>

357 FAQ

Align the front sight within the rear notch with the target resting on top of the alignment. Important: Tampering with the gun may void its 1-year limited warranty. For questions, contact help@barraairguns.com. Disassembly Instructions:. Alternative

<h3 id="isPasted">380 FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-380">How Do I Operate the 380?</h4><ol><li>Place the pistol on safe.</li><li>Press the magazine release button on the left side and remove the magazine.</li><li>Slide the grip to the rear to expose the CO2 port.</li><li>Ensure the CO2 screw is fully unscrewed.</li><li>Add a drop of recommended oil to the tip of the CO2 cylinder, then insert it. Screw in the CO2 until pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten.</li><li>To load the magazine:<ul><li>Pull the follower down until it locks into place.</li><li>Avoid bumping the protruding nub at the bottom of the magazine while loading.</li><li>Tilt the magazine downward and insert up to 20 BBs.</li><li>Place a finger over the end of the magazine and pull the nub toward you to release the follower.</li></ul></li><li>Insert the magazine into the pistol until it clicks. The pistol is now ready to fire.</li><li>When you are done using your 380, remove the CO2 cylinder. Never leave a CO2 cylinder installed, doing so will wear out your seals and void your warranty.</li></ol><hr><h4 id="video-for-loading-magazine-httpswwwyoutubecomwatchvcbqv2y1f7te">Video for loading magazine: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBQv2Y1F7TE" id="isPasted">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBQv2Y1F7TE</a></h4> <h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights-correctly">How Do I Use the Sights Correctly?</h4>Align the front sight within the rear notch with the target resting on top of the alignment.<ul><li>The sights are fixed, so if the point of impact differs from the point of aim:<ul><li>Clean the barrel.</li><li>Experiment with different brands of BBs for improved accuracy.</li></ul></li></ul><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-disassemble-the-380">How Do I Disassemble the 380?</h4>Important: Tampering with the gun may void its 1-year limited warranty. For questions, contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a>.Disassembly Instructions:<ol><li>Remove all seven screws on the right side of the gun.</li><li>Slide the rear grip panel back to expose and remove two additional screws underneath.</li><li>Remove the screw under the barrel at the front of the gun.</li><li>Carefully pull the gun apart:<ul><li>Pull the top of the gun back (as if racking the slide) and slowly lift the back of the gun&apos;s top section.</li><li>Be cautious&#x2014;pieces, including the barrel spring, may come loose or &quot;fly out&quot; during disassembly. Proceed slowly to avoid losing parts.</li></ul></li></ol><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-replace-the-seal-assembly">How Do I Replace the Seal Assembly?</h4><ol><li>Disassemble the gun (see instructions above).</li><li>Remove the old seal assembly and replace it with the new one.</li><li>Reassemble the gun by following the disassembly steps in reverse.</li></ol>Alternative Option:<ul><li>If disassembly seems too complex, you can replace just the seal inside the old assembly:<ul><li>Unscrew the inside section near the seal.</li><li>Replace the damaged seal with the new one provided.</li></ul></li></ul>Note: Reassembly may be tricky due to the barrel spring. For assistance or questions, contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a>.

380 FAQ

Alternative Option:. Note: Reassembly can be tricky due to the precise alignment required. For assistance or questions, contact help@barraairguns.com.

<h3 id="isPasted">45 FAQ</h3><h4 id="how-do-i-operate-the-45">How Do I Operate the 45?</h4><ol><li>Place the pistol on safe.</li><li>Press the magazine release button on the left side to remove the magazine.</li><li>Slide the grip to the rear to expose the CO2 port.</li><li>Ensure the CO2 screw is fully unscrewed.</li><li>Add a drop of recommended oil to the tip of the CO2 cylinder and insert it. Screw in the CO2 until pierced and sealed. Do not overtighten.</li><li>To load the magazine:<ul><li>Pull the follower down until it locks into place.</li><li>Be careful not to bump the protruding nub at the bottom of the magazine while loading.</li><li>Tilt the magazine downward and insert up to 20 BBs.</li><li>Place a finger over the end of the magazine and pull the nub toward you to release the follower.</li></ul></li><li>Insert the magazine into the pistol until it clicks. The pistol is now ready to fire.</li><li>When you are done using your 45, remove the CO2 cylinder. Never leave a CO2 cylinder installed, doing so will wear out your seals and void your warranty.</li></ol><hr><h4 id="video-for-loading-magazine-httpswwwyoutubecomwatchvcbqv2y1f7te">Video for loading magazine: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBQv2Y1F7TE">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBQv2Y1F7TE</a></h4><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-use-the-sights-correctly">How Do I Use the Sights Correctly?</h4><ul><li>Align the front sight within the rear notch, with your target resting on top of the alignment.</li><li>The sights are fixed, so if the point of impact differs from the point of aim:<ul><li>Clean the barrel.</li><li>Experiment with different brands of BBs for improved accuracy.</li></ul></li></ul><hr><h4 id="how-do-i-replace-the-seal-assembly">How Do I Replace the Seal Assembly?</h4><ol><li>Disassemble the gun as described in the disassembly FAQ.</li><li>Remove the old seal assembly and replace it with the new seal valve provided.</li><li>Reassemble the gun by following the disassembly steps in reverse.</li></ol>Alternative Option:<ul><li>If disassembly seems too complicated:<ul><li>Replace only the seal inside the old assembly by unscrewing the section near the seal.</li><li>You may need to unscrew the new seal from the provided assembly before installing it in the old one.</li></ul></li></ul>Note: Reassembly can be tricky due to the precise alignment required. For assistance or questions, contact <a rel="noopener">help@barraairguns.com</a>.

45 FAQ

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