Our tests indicate the barrel seal will last over 10,000 rounds. Over time you may notice a notch in the barrel seal caused by friction from breaking the barrel. This notch will not affect the muzzle velocity.

No. All barrels made by Gamo are rifled.

The rifle barrel should be cleaned as often as needed or approximately every 500 shots.

Barrels are made out of precision F-212 steel.

No. The muzzle break on the Hunter 890 S is not detachable.

Barrels are struded with 12 grooves a dextrosum (right to left).

No. The muzzle break on the Hunter 890 is not used for noise suppression. It acts as a lever and as a handle for cocking.

To unload your Multishot, make sure you remove the pellet in the breech and all pellets from the magazine. Manually move the steel bar up and down, and with a pin or cleaning rod, push each pellet out to ensure that magazine is completely empty. You may also refer to the manual.

No. Only break the barrel of the Multilshot 30 degrees to remove or insert the clip.

Yes. The cylinder in the clip of the Multishot automatically turns when you cock the gun.

Yes. The GAMO rifles can be dry fired.

All GAMO rifles require to be cocked once.

Different conditions will affect the chronographed speed of an air rifle. The weight and shape of the pellet should be taken into consideration. A lighter pellet will increase the velocity. The above sea level altitude and temperature will also make a difference. Having all this in mind, it's normal for consideration a variation of 5-10% depending on all conditions).

Yes. All GAMO rifles have recoil. The recoil depends on the spring force.

Your GAMO air rifle has a rear sight, which is adjustable for windage and elevation. The sights are open sights. The rear sight is a notch and the front sight is a post. To adjust for windage, see diagram in your manual. If the shot is deflected to the left of the target, turn the screw clockwise. If the shot is deflected to the right of the target, turn the screw counter clockwise. To adjust for elevation, if the shot is too low, turn the screw, counter clockwise.

The micrometric adjustment has a finer adjustment per click.

On some rifle models, the sight has a part with 4 interchangeable positions and you can choose the most convenient for you. To change the position, refer to your manual.

Yes. The Hunter 1250 rifle has a pin for a front sight measuring 1mm high.

The contrasting fiber colors in the front and rear sight help make sighting quicker and accurate in any light condition.

A rear sight can always be upgraded by buying a new one with fiber optics. The rifles you may upgrade the front sights to fiber optic sights are the following: Hunter 220, Hunter 440 & the Realtree Hunter.

First, make sure your rifle is not cocked or loaded and that the safety is on. Press button on left side of sight, and while holding in, move the sight forward and off. Slide the new one in the same position pressing the button on the side.

Please refer to our website for a list of items that can be replaced.

Some of the rifles that use the micrometric rear sight are the following: Stutzen, Hunter 440 and the CF-30.

First, make sure your rifle is not cocked or loaded and that the safety is on. Press down on sight, with one hand and unscrew the round cap with the other hand, counter clockwise until cap comes off and put aside. Unscrew the screw at the front of sight. Lift sigh off the barrel.

Yes. There are rifles that cannot be upgraded to fiber optic front sight. They can only be upgraded with a fiber optics rear sight, and they are the following: the Delta, Young Hunter, Sporter and the Multishot. However, we currently offer these models with fiber optics.

First, make sure your rifle is not cocked or loaded and that the safety is on. Gently slide the fiber optic insert out, sideways. Insert the new one in the same position.

First, make sure your rifle is not cocked or loaded and that the safety is on. Hold the barrel of the rifle and grab the front sight with a vise. Gently, pull and twist the front sight until it comes off. Align the new front sight assembly with the rear sight making sure that it is totally in a vertical position. You can view the front sight by looking through the rear sight to ensure the correct viewing position is in place. Use a hammer to gently tap into place and verify correct alignment. Once this is correct, use the hammer to secure the front sight in place.

Yes. It is recommended to clean and lubricate the external metal parts to avoid corrosion.

You should NEVER store your Gamo air gun in the cocked position. Airguns are not toys. After use and before putting the airgun away, always make absolutely sure there are no pellets in the chamber. Airguns should be stored in a manner to protect against unauthorized use by children.

The rifle barrel should be cleaned as often as needed or approximately every 500 shots.

First, make sure the safety in on and barrel is pointing in a safe direction. Then, refer to the manual.

With proper lubrication, rust in the barrel should not occur. Please refer to your local gunsmith for assistance. Also, note that our warranty states that damage caused by abuse is not included.

Apply a small amount to the barrel pivot, the two cocking lever pivots and the trigger pivot. Also, use an anti corrosion lubricant on the external parts. Always refer to your manual or our website. NEVER PUT ANY OIL INSIDE THE BARREL OR THE CHAMBER. THE RESULTING COMBUSTION COULD CAUSE IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO YOUR RIFLE & COULD BE DANGEROUS.

Yes. It is recommended that you pass a cleaning rod through the bore to make sure it is free of obstructions before loading or firing your air gun.

No. Never put any oil inside the barrel or the chamber. The resulting combustion could be dangerous and cause irreparable damage to your rifle.

No. You cannot adjust the trigger pull on the rifles. However, you may adjust for second stage trigger length.

To adjust the trigger for second stage length on your GAMO air rifle, please see Diagram C-4 in your manual and continue as follows: for a reduction in trigger length: rotate the screw clockwise. For an increase in trigger length: rotate the screw counter clockwise.

When cocking your rifle, the automatic cocking safety system prevents the trigger from accidentally firing the rifle should the trigger be pulled or moved.

The safety catch is located in front of the trigger. The safety is on when the lever is in the rear position. To release the trigger, move the lever to the forward position away from the trigger. Please refer to the manual.

The wood that is used for GAMO stocks is a fine selected grade of European Beech Hardwood.

The butt plate absorbs the recoil and helps avoid scope slippage.

No. The butt plate should not be removed from your rifle as this would void the warranty for the stock.

Checkering on grips are used for better feel and to avoid slippage.

The scope stop should be placed on the rail, making contact with the rear ring of the scope.

Yes. The scope stop works with all types of scopes.

Yes. Any sighting device may be mounted on any of the GAMO rifles. You may need special adapters.

No. You may not purchase the Hunter 890S without a scope. The 890 S is designed for use with the particular scope that comes with the rifle. We recommend you purchase the Hunter 440 rifle, if you already own a scope you want to use on your air rifle.

Yes. You may use a scope stop on a Delta.

Only the cone pellet trap can be used for rifles shooting at this speed.

Yes. Please refer to our website at www.airpistol.co.uk

No. NEVER modify your rifle. It could be dangerous and would void your warranty, which states: "This warranty does not include damage caused by abuse, unauthorized repair or modification of any kind".

No. NEVER take your rifle apart. It could be dangerous and would void your warranty, which states: "This warranty does not include damage caused by abuse, unauthorized repair or modification of any kind".

With proper lubrication, rust in the barrel should not occur. Please refer to your local gunsmith for assistance. Also, note that our warranty states that damage caused by abuse is not included.

No. NEVER take your rifle apart. It could be dangerous. For repairs, check your Limited Lifetime Warranty card or call us at 954-581-5822.

No. You should NEVER store any air gun loaded. Airguns are not toys. After use and before putting your airgun away, always make absolutely sure there are no pellets in the chamber. Airguns should be stored in such a manner to protect against unauthorized use by children.

The safety catch is located in front of the trigger. The safety is on when the lever is in the rear position. To release the trigger, move the lever to the forward position away from the trigger. Please refer to the manual.

No. Make sure the air gun is not loaded before adjusting any part.

No. Never put any oil inside the barrel or the chamber. The resulting combustion could be dangerous and cause irreparable damage to your rifle.

No. The pellets should be placed in your GAMO air rifle with the skirt towards the butt of the gun.

No. NEVER use a pellet of a different caliber as the caliber of your rifle. Always use the caliber stamped on your rifle.

Yes. It is recommended that you pass a cleaning rod through the bore to make sure it is free of obstructions before loading or firing your air gun.

First, make sure the safety in on and barrel is pointing in a safe direction. Then, refer to the manual.

You should NEVER store your Gamo air gun in the cocked position. Airguns are not toys. After use and before putting the airgun away, always make absolutely sure there are no pellets in the chamber. Airguns should be stored in a manner to protect against unauthorized use by children.

No. You may not use any pellet that was lodged in your rifle. All pellets were designed to be used only once.

Yes. You may store the Multishot with the magazine inside, as long as the rifle is not cocked or loaded. Airguns are not toys. They should be stored in such a manner to protect against unauthorized use by children. When storing your rifle, always make sure it is unloaded and the safety is "on".

To unload your Multishot, make sure you remove the pellet in the breech and all pellets from the magazine. Manually move the steel bar up and down, and with a pin or cleaning rod, push each pellet out to ensure that magazine is completely empty. You may also refer to the manual.

To make sure your rifle is completely empty, use a cleaning rod to ensure no pellets are lodged in the barrel.

No. NEVER rely on any mechanical safety mechanism. Always point the gun in a safe direction.

When cocking your rifle, the automatic cocking safety system prevents the trigger from accidentally firing the rifle should the trigger be pulled or moved.

Yes. It is recommended to always use eye and ear protection when firing your air rifle.

No. NEVER modify your rifle. It could be dangerous.

No. NEVER use a pellet of a different caliber as the caliber of your rifle. Always use the caliber stamped on your rifle.

No. GAMO air rifles are designed to accept Gamo pellets or any other quality pellet.

No. NEVER try to insert multiple pellets in the barrel of any GAMO rifle, as this can be dangerous and cause malfunctions in your rifle.

No. Pellets should be placed in your GAMO air rifle with the skirt towards the butt of the gun.

Yes. Other brands of pellets can be used in the GAMO rifles, but we recommend Gamo pellets for best performance.

No. You may not use any pellet that was lodged in your rifle. All pellets were designed to be used only once.

To make sure your rifle is completely empty, use a cleaning rod to ensure no pellets are lodged in the barrel.

GAMO pellets are available in .177 caliber and .22 caliber. Please refer to the chart.