ee eS CRU ReWARNING READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS BEFORE USING AEA PRODUCTS This air rifle is not a toy and earoloseness use may result in serious injury or accidental death ‘This airgun is recommended for adult use or under adult supervision. Never attempt to disassemble this rifle without manufacturer authority. Never fire the rifle when it Is out of air or when air oylinder is removed! Use lead pellets only, The use of any projectile other than a lead pellet is unauthorized and will void the manufacturers warranty. AEA Airguns eylinder. NEVER use othor gases such as oxygen, acotylone, hydrogen, ete. hove 310 BAR /4500 PSI (working pr ne resulting damage caused by overcharging the air oylinder is not covered by the manufacturers warranty. AIWAYS wear eye and ear protection when using an airgun. ‘Always point the ai rifle in safe dreotion and be aware of the backstop. Never point an air rifle at anything you do not intend to shoot. Always make sure that each pellet you use Is in the proper caliber forthe air gun and never re-use pellets Never leave the air gun loaded if it is not going to be used. Keep your fingers away from the trigger and do not load the rifle until you are ready to fire. ‘Anytime you transport an airgun, make sure the safety ie on and! the gun fe unleaded. Store the airgun (unloaded) and ammunition in separate, safe places, out of reach of children. Users should follow all local laws regarding air gun ownership and use. We recommended that you have the air cylinder visually inspected every 3 years. 1 dosigned for Use with dry-fitered, compressed air to fill the Never fill this ai rifle air eylinder sure) unless stated for the specific model FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE ABOVE WARNINGS CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR AIR RIFLE, ACCIDENTAL DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY. PRACTINCE GUN SAFETY AND RESPONSIBILITY.AEA ELEMENT MAX AIR RIFLE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS BEFORE USING THIS AIRGUN ‘SPECIFICATION RUE CAPACITY SVAN CPCRADEUP TO TOW CC Mo pecan AEA desler - cal (FIos9 FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE WARNINGS & CAUTIONS CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR ‘AIR RIFLE, ACCIDENTAL DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY. THE SAFE USE AND STORAGE IS THE OWNER / USER'S RESPONSIBILITY.AEA ELEMENT MAX AIR RIFLE DIAGRAM 0 Wg , 30 ii Sa ey ome ar re wipe exiapnion comoF Lg tt-Stook Adjusting Rotate the butt-stook in the comfortable position so that the butt-stook matches your shooting position. ‘Then rotate the lock-rng tightly in order to look butt-stock position. Push the butt-stook tube locking button and ‘maches your comfortable shooting postion. ‘Ae Filing insert 8mm air ill probe into your ai filing devices (euch 8 high pressure air compressor, scuba air tanks, hand ‘pump or recharging station) hose connector. Notice. Before filing, socure that devices hose and the fill probe connecting tightly. 2.insert the 8mm fill probe into the air filing hole on the chassis. 3.Close the bleed serew on your recharging deviees, open the recharging devioes valve very slowly. When recharging Yyou must watch the gun's air tube gauge and the ar filing devices aie gauge carefully. Never exceed 310 bar / 4500 psi (unless the model allows it. When the air fill is eom- plete, olose the reoharging devioes valves. To disoonneot ‘the eylinder from the air filing devices, open the blood ‘serow. This allows high pressure ars inside the refill lamp ‘to exhaust, making it possible to pull out the 8mm fill prob {rom alt filing hole. WARNING AEA Airguns are designed for Use with dry-fltered, com- pressed air only. Never use other gases such as oxygen, ‘acetylene, hydragen, ete. Never fill the air cylinder above ‘310 BAR /4500 psi unless model specified. The resulting ‘damage caused by overcharging the air oylinder or air tank ‘is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty ‘BULLET LOADING ‘WARNING Lead slugs shoot only. The use of any projeotile oth than a lead slug is unauthorized and will vold the manufacturer's warranty. ‘Always make sure that each slug you use is the oper caliber for the airgun and never re-use slugs. BEFORE LOADING YOUR AIRGUN. MAKE SURE THE ‘SAFETY IS IN THE ON SAFE POSITION AND THE (MUZZLE IS POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION ALL THE TIME To load your air rifle, hold the look slider handle, move it up and push it forward to the muzzle di- reotion. Load the proper caliber slug for your air ‘rifle, Move the look slider to the locking position. WARNING BEFORE SHOOT YOUR AIR RIFLE MAKE SURE THE LOCK SLIDER IS IN THE LOCKING POSITIONCooking, Discharging, and Firing WARNING Before GOCKING the airgun make sure the safety is inthe On Safe posi- tion and the muzzle is pointed in a safe direction all the time. A To cook the air rfl, hold the hammor tightly and ana ‘move until the hammer is held inthe cocked postion Pu sty ton do sae ptin WARNING HOLD THE HAMMER TIGHTLY DO NOT RELEASE THE HAMMER WHEN MOVING THE HAMMER TO THE COCK- ING POSITION To fire, take your target, aim, switch the safety to the ire position and squeeze the trigger until the air rifle discharges. Manually move the safety to the on safe position by switching safety button on the chassis. ett HANMER DE COCK. To de oook the hammer, hold the hammer and squeeze the trigger slowly to deoook the hammer spring while holding the hammer. WARNING ‘Do not move the safety to the Fire position unless the air gun is pointed in a safe direotion. Practice safe and responsible gun handling praotic os, ‘After de cooking the hammer, always to dry fire the air rifle in a safe direotion to ensure the breech is clea.‘OPERATIONAL NOTICES ling the safety mechanism ing any of the safety parts can diablo the rifle a (MODIFICATIONS TO THE VALVE The valve in the air rifle is not a user-maintainable tem. Any attempt to remove or modify the valve In any way wil old the warranty and may oreate ‘condition. Filing the alr tank witha gas other than dry compressed air isnot recommended and wil void the warranty. CLEANING THE BARREL ty hazardous ‘An airgun barrel needs standard maintenance. if you do clean the harel, use a go This rifle should only be disassembled by factory-authorized technic 1y including any modification or tuning as well MAINTENANCE OF THE AIR CYLINDER ‘of 7075 aluminium ally.The ar eyinders are designed for Use with dry-titered, compressed air to fil the air oylinder. Never use 310 BAR /4500 psi. The resulting damage caused by overcharging the ar ey- [AEA Airguns ar oylinder is mas ‘other gases suoh as oxygen, acetylene, hydrogen, eto, Never fl the alr oylinder abo Inder isnot cov ty ‘SHOOTING SAFETY Never point the muzzle ofthe rifle at anything you donot intend to shoot. Practioe gun safety and responsible gun ownership ‘Alwaye weat cafety glasses whon shooting or operating an air ile, safedy fret! Avald shooting targete that wil make the pellet WARRANTY INFORMATION W AER Airguns after you purchased an AEA product from the dealer. Any AEA airguns covered by this warranty wil e repaired or replaced at the diseretion of AEA Precision Air- ‘guns no, shoulda defect in material or workmanship be found, Contact your dealer first. If the rifle is determined to have a defect within the warranty period, oon tact the warranty center ‘dees not cover any damage caused by tampering withthe alr rifle i for any gun that Ie dicascomblod or‘AEA PRECISION AIRGUNS INC. www.aeaairgun.com Coen ‘acaairgun@gmail.com