777-375 - Toy Kayoba - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Air rifle with telescopic sight
Brand	Kayoba
Model	777-375
Caliber	4.5 mm (.177)
Velocity	185 m/s (607 ft/s)
Overall Length	105 cm (41.3 in)
Weight	3.6 kg (7.9 lbs)
Power Source	Spring-piston, break barrel
Scope Included	Yes, telescopic sight with mounts
Scope Features	Elevation and deflection adjustment, focus ring, parallax adjustment
Safety Mechanism	Manual safety catch (F/S positions)
Loading Mechanism	Single pellet, break barrel cocking lever
Barrel Type	Rifled fixed barrel
Sights	Bead front sight and adjustable rear sight (for non-scope use)
Intended Use	Target shooting and plinking by adults only
Assembly Required	Yes, mounting scope and adjusting sights
Maintenance	Clean barrel, oil piston, wipe external oil before use
Environmental Disposal	Contains electronic/electrical components – recycle at designated station
Safety Warnings	Not a toy, never point at people/animals, do not dry fire

Frequently Asked Questions - 777-375 Kayoba

How do I load a pellet into the air rifle?

First, ensure the piston is hooked on the trigger. Hold the cocking lever with your left hand and insert a pellet into the chamber with your right hand. Then move the lever back to its original position. Never put your finger in the chamber unless a pellet is inserted.

How do I adjust the telescopic sight?

Remove the caps for the deflection and elevation screws. For elevation (up/down), turn clockwise to lower the shot pattern and anticlockwise to raise it. For deflection (left/right), turn clockwise to move the shot pattern right and anticlockwise to move it left. Each click moves the hit point by 7 mm at 91 m.

How do I engage the safety?

Move the safety catch forwards (towards F) to fire, or backwards (towards S) to engage the safety. The safety is now on and the rifle cannot be fired.

What type of pellets should I use?

Use only standard air rifle pellets of 4.5 mm caliber. Do not use steel wire, nails, or poor quality pellets as they can damage the bore.

What is the velocity and caliber?

The caliber is 4.5 mm (.177) and the velocity is 185 m/s (approximately 607 ft/s).

How do I maintain the air rifle?

Before use, wipe off any oil from the rifle with a dry cloth. After use, clean the rifle and oil it to prevent corrosion. Regularly oil the piston to keep it lubricated and sealed.

Can I use this rifle without the telescopic sight?

Yes, you can use the iron sights. Aim so that the bead is in line between the slot and the target, with the top edge of the slot and bottom edge of the bead aligned, and the target centered on the bead.

What should I do if the crosshairs are skew?

Undo the screws on the mount, turn the sight until the crosshairs are straight, then tighten the screws again.

Is this air rifle safe for children?

No, this is not a toy. The air rifle is intended to be used by adults only. Always follow all safety instructions and applicable laws.

What is the parallax adjustment and how do I use it?

Parallax error occurs when the target is not at the set distance. To adjust, use the focus ring on the lens (for adjustable models) to correct parallax at different distances. For hunting scopes, parallax error is negligible at normal distances.

USER MANUAL 777-375 Kayoba

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SE Bruksanvisning för luftgevär med kikarsikte
NO Bruksanvisning for luftgevær med kikkertsikte
PL Instrukcja obsługi wiatrówki z celownikiem optycznym
EN Operating instructions for air rifle with telescopic sight

SE - Bruksanvisning i original

EN - Operating instructions (Translation of the original instructions)

Jula reserves the right to make changes. In the event of problems, please contact our service department.

www.jula.com

Tillverkare/ Produsent / Produenci/ Manufacturer

Jula AB, Box 363, 532 24 SKARA

Importör/ Importør/ Importer/ Importer

Care for the environment!

Must not be discarded with household waste! This product contains electrical or electronic components that should be recycled. Leave the product for recycling at the designated station e.g. the local authority's recycling station.

SVENSKA....5

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR....5

TEKNISKA DATA....5

BESKRIVNING 6

MONTERING 6

HANDHAVANDE 7

UNDERHÅLL 9

NORSK 10

SIKKERHETSANVISNINGER 10

TEKNISKE DATA 10

BESKRIVELSE....11

MONTERING 11

BRUK....12

VEDLIKEHOLD 14

POLSKI 15

ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA 15

DANE TECHNICZNE 15

OPIS 16

MONTAŻ 16

OBSŁUGA 17

KONSERWACJA 19

ENGLISH 20

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 20

TECHNICAL DATA 20

DESCRIPTION 21

ASSEMBLY....21

USE....22

MAINTENANCE 24

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR

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Luftkomprimering

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Lägga i kula

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Säkring

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SIKKERHETSANVISNINGER

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Ett hakk = 7 mm/91 m

Parallaksejustering

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Luftkomprimering

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Legge i kule

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Sikring

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ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA

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Sprężanie powietrza

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Ładowanie śrutu

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Bezpiecznik

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read the operating instructions carefully before use.

Save them for future reference.

• Read all the instructions for the best results and safe use.
• Never handle the rifle other than as described in these instructions. This could result in the rifle becoming unpredictable, which can cause personal injury or material damage.
• This is not a toy. The air rifle is intended to be used by adults.
• Before inserting a pellet, make sure that the piston is hooked on the trigger. Hold the barrel with your left hand and insert a pellet in the chamber with your right hand.
• Do not put your finger in the chamber unless a pellet has been inserted.
• To prevent the risk of accidents, never point the muzzle at people or animals, irrespective of whether the rifle is loaded or not.
• Never set the rifle aside when it is loaded - it could fall and fire accidentally.
• The person purchasing and using the rifle is required to comply with all applicable laws concerning ownership and use of the air rifle.
• Never attempt to dismantle the air rifle. In the event of any problems the rifle must be repaired by a qualified technician.
• Do not use steel wire or nails instead of air rifle pellets. Do not use poor quality air rifle pellets. These can damage the bore.
• Do not allow the spring to remain compressed for long periods.
• Do not fire the rifle without a pellet in the chamber. This will damage parts of the rifle and result in spring failure.

TECHNICAL DATA

Calibre 4.5 mm

Velocity 185 m/s

Dimensions L: 105 cm

Weight 3.6 kg

DESCRIPTION

Air rifle

1. Telescopic sight

2. Cocking lever

3. Safety

4. Bead

5. Trigger

6. Chamber

Telescopic sight

1. Elevation screw

2. Focus ring

3. Deflection screw

4. Mount

ASSEMBLY

Fitting the telescopic sight

NOTE: Never fit this sight on a more powerful rifle because the eyepiece guard is not adapted for this. If the sight is used for a rifle with a more powerful recoil than a .22 calibre rifle this can cause serious eye injuries.

1. Undo the screws on the mounts (10). Push the mount into the keyway on the rifle.

2. Push the sight forwards or backwards until the eyepiece feels as comfortable as possible when the rifle is held in a firing position. Tighten the screws on the mount.

3. If the cross hairs are skew, undo the screws and turn the sight until they are straight. Tighten the screws again.

USE

TELESCOPIC SIGHT

Focusing

Hold the telescopic sight firmly 7–8 cm in front of your eye, pointing towards a well lit area. If the light does not fill all of the sight field, adjust the gap between your eye and the eyepiece until all of the light fills all of the sight field. If you cannot see the cross hairs – turn the focus ring to the left or right until the cross hairs are clear and sharp.

Adjusting the firing

IMPORTANT: The firing must only be adjusted at an authorised shooting range.

1. Place the rifle on a shooting rest.
2. Remove the caps for the deflection screw and elevation screw. On models with zoom, turn the zoom ring to maximum zoom. For adjustable models, set the correct shooting range.
3. Fire three shots at a target at a distance of about 91 metres (100 yards). Note the hits.
4. Measure the distance between the centre of the target and the centre of the three hits, and adjust the deflection and elevation on the basis of the result. Each click on the dial moves the hit point by the distance indicated on the respective dial.

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One click = 7 mm/91 m

Adjusting the parallax

To avoid parallax error the target must be centred in the cross hairs, which is only possible at the distance the cross hairs are set for. Targets at shorter or longer distances will result in parallax error, whereby the cross hairs will seem to shift in relation to the target. Normal telescopic sights for hunting have so litte parallax error at normal shooting distances that it is of negligible importance. Adjustable lenses are used for target shooting to eliminate parallax error at different distances. On adjustable lenses parallax error is corrected with the focus ring on the lens.

AIR RIFLE

The air rifle is charged via a spring-loaded piston. Because the rifle has a cocking lever the barrel is fixed.

Releasing the cocking lever

Hold the piston with your right hand and release the cocking lever with your left hand. Press the button in front with your left thumb and pull out the lever.

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Air compression

Lower the cocking lever until the piston hooks on the trigger. WARNING: The chamber is open. Do not put your finger in the chamber unless a pellet has been inserted.

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Insert a pellet

Hold the cocking lever with your left hand and insert a pellet in the chamber with your right hand. Now move the lever back to its original position. WARNING: Before inserting a pellet, make sure that the piston is hooked on the trigger.

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Aiming at a target without telescopic sight

Aim so that the bead is in line between the slot and the target. The top edge of the slot and bottom edge of the bead must be in line and the target should be in the centre of the bead.

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Safety

• Move the safety catch forwards (towards F). The safety is now off and the rifle can be fired.
• Move the safety catch backwards (towards S). The safety is now on.

Adjusting the sight

A. Adjusting vertically: To adjust up/down, turn the screw clockwise to lower the shot pattern, and anticlockwise to raise the shot pattern.
B. Adjusting laterally: To adjust left/right, turn the screw clockwise to move the shot pattern to the right, and anticlockwise to move the shot pattern to the left.

MAINTENANCE

• Wipe off any oil from the rifle with a dry cloth before use.
• Clean the rifle after use and oil it to prevent corrosion.
• Always oil the rifle's piston to keep it lubricated and sealed.

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