This document introduces the instruction manual of the Remington AM77 air rifle, including instructions for use and precautions
This manual provides step-by-step instructions for safely operating and maintaining the Crosman AM77 airgun. It covers learning the parts, operating the safety, pumping, loading and unloading BBs and pellets, aiming, firing safely, and troubleshooting jams. Safety is emphasized throughout, including proper handling and storage. The manual also includes warranty information and contact details for customer service and authorized repair stations.
The airgun is designed for target shooting and requires specific procedures for each use. It uses .177 caliber ammunition and includes safety features like a mechanical safety and visual magazine. Maintenance involves regular cleaning and oiling, and repairs should only be performed by authorized service stations to maintain warranty coverage.
Always treat the airgun like a firearm. Never point it at anyone or anything you don’t intend to shoot. Use the safety mechanism properly and follow all safety instructions in the manual.
Put the airgun "On Safe", slide the grip cap back, pour no more than 200 BBs into the reservoir, close the grip cap, pull the BB follower stem back, point the barrel down, shake and twist the gun to fill the visual magazine, and cock the bolt.
Do not reload. Point the airgun in a safe direction, put it "On Safe", unload the BBs, open the bolt, insert a .177 caliber ramrod, and push the jammed pellet or BB into the loading port. If you can’t fix it, take it to an authorized service station.
Before oiling, ensure the gun is unloaded and air has been removed. Regular maintenance includes cleaning and applying oil as needed to maintain proper function.