Daystate Roso .25 HP

[whitetail17]

Sometimes my rifle does not fire. safety on then off, then nothing. open lever and close, sometimes nothing. does it time out? or did I load too quick? What is the proper procedure. I will give and example.



Ground hog in yard. Gun had been in safe with safety in shoot position and not loaded.

Put safety to safe, open lever to load pellet, close lever, put safety to shoot position. pull trigger, nothing.

Put safety back to safe postion, put safety back to shoot position, pull trigger, gun fires.

Then it will continue to work every time.

 

[aa_limited]

my airwolf wont fire after I leave the rifle alone for 15 mins. it shuts off on its own

 

[Airgun Advisor]

Yep auto shutoff to save battery power. Cock it twice and should power on again without flipping safety switch. Took me a minute to learn that trick.

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

I did not know ( just never gave it a thought) they had to "wake up", certainly a good move on batteries. I remember the first ones ( elect. rigs) having a key to "start" your airgun and havent seen such key holes in pictures lately. I personally did not care for the key idea just because I use airguns for home varmits and cant even find the Truck keys sometimes.

Maybe you need to write up an app for Alexa ( heck I'm not even sure what all that means) "alexa start my rifle"?



Do appreciate the insight.

John

 

[Macros]

The key was more of an advanced safety separate from the on/off type safety on the back of the airwolf. Made it so your kid couldn't pick it up and turn it on I guess. Played no role in power saving.

Personally I never touched it. I agree that needing to take a shot and not being able to find a key would be about as irritating as it gets ?