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Safety instructions:
The device and its ammunition must
be kept locked up and out of the
reach of children. The device may not
be handled by those under 18 years
of age. The device and its
ammunition should be stored sepa-
rately. Never point the muzzle of the
loaded device at any part of your
body or at persons around you. Ne-
ver grip the muzzle with your hand.
(see Fig. 2.)
Use:
Never use the device near public
routes and spaces. The device should
only be used when it poses no dan-
ger to children or pets. It may only
be used for its intended purpose. If
used improperly, there is a danger of
serious injuries from the hot gasses
emitted from the muzzle.
Handling:
The device should always be held
with the handle plate with the safety
ring upright (see fig. 3). The device
may only be held in your hand when
partially cocked (see fig. 5) or when
uncocked (see fig. 1). When not in
use, the cartridge holder should be
removed from the device and store
separately from the device.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Loading:
Before every use of the device, you should check to ensure that all functional
parts are free from dirt and that all moving parts move freely while the device
is uncocked (fig. 1). After checking the free movement of the device screw
joint, the unloaded cartridge holder must be removed from the housing.
Partially cocking device, engaging safety:
Use your thumb to press the clamping element in the direction of fire, fold
back the safety ring over the clamping element (see fig. 4). The device should
only be put down and handled while in this state. Insert a 9 x 17 mm cartridge
into the cartridge holder. Carefully and securely screw cartridge holder into
the device.
Device partially cocked:
In this state, the firing pin is in position at the base of the cartridge bearing.
Place the Vole Shot Device into the exposed vole exit hole. Press the clamping
element in the direction of fire until it engages in the holding eyelet of the
triggering rod. Fold the safety ring forward – the shot device is now loaded
and read to fire.
Unloading a device that has been fired:
Partially cock device, engage safety. Remove shell. To ensure that a cartridge
that has misfired does not remain in the device, the cartridge or the empty
shell must be removed from the device when it is no longer in use. The shell
can be ejected from the muzzle using a suitable object (nail, etc.).
Unloading a device that has not been fired:
Flip back safety ring, pull back triggering rod - this holds the clamping element
in the safety ring. The device is now in a partially cocked state and can be
handled safely. Remove the device from the vole exit, remove the cartridge.
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