User manual for the Gamo G-1200

[Helmet]

Hello.
I got hold of a very nice, used Gamo G-1200 a couple of weeks ago. Due to a lot of work and bad weather here around, I haven't been able to test the rifle yet, but it has been nicely treated so I expect it to work perfectly. But it didn't come with an instruction manual. Is there anyone here at Airgun Nation who has the manual lying around and could make a copy in .pdf format for me? It will be greatly appreciated.

 

[skink]

I'd be surprised if you can come up with one. When I got mine I searched everywhere and couldn't locate one. My search was full of people asking for help with manuals over the course of many years and never were any replied to. maybe some kind soul sent them a manual privately. I wish you good luck.

 

[Helmet]

I'm starting to realize that this user manual is rare as hen's teeth... But I'm crossing my fingers and hoping someone sooner or later can come up with a copy of the manual. Like I said, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Stetson]

Hello, maybe I can help you, what exactly do you need to know about how the rifle works? It is a good air rifle, similar to the Crosman 622 but structurally more robust, with small modifications you get just over 200 m/s (600 fps) with good precision.
But an adapter needs to be made to attach larger co2 bottles, because the autonomy goes down.
Here they adapt to 88g bottles (umarex lever action) refillable with paintball valve and filled with a fire extinguisher.

 

[Helmet]

Hi. Thanks for chiming in. There's nothing specific I need to know, I'd just like to have a copy of the user manual on a general basis. Unfortunately I haven't had time to use it much, but I have had fun time the few times I have use it so far. Hope to shoot it more next summer.

 

[Stetson]

ok, In that case I will try to locate one , shim the hammer and open the transfer ports, you will get 13-15 joules of power , but you will need to adapt a higher co2 load, good choice, one of the most fun co2 gun air.