Gamo Safely depressurize a Gamo Coyote

[Ties76]

Hello,

I got a Gamo Coyote (similar to BSA Buccaneer and some other Gamo's) to fix with pellets stuck in the barrel. The bolt and magazine are also stuck, I think because of the pellets.

I want to remove the breech and barrel but I want to depressurize the rifle first. Since the bolt mechanism is stuck, I cannot shoot the air out. I tried loosening the pressure gauge but after a few turns, there is no air coming out and I'm afraid too loosening it too much.

Does anyone know a safe way to depressurize this rifle? Thanks for the help.

Kind regards,

Ties

 

[Melo]

 

[Tricky-Dicky]

There is no need to depressurise anyway if you just want to remove the barrel and action.

 

[Trucker3573]

There is no need to depressurise anyway if you just want to remove the barrel and action.

This is probably true. Can’t remember 100%. That gun is a bit tricky to split apart. There is a hidden screw somewhere that I can’t remember exactly where it is. I think trigger guard somewhere. YouTube or google was how I figured it out.

 

[Tricky-Dicky]

You can, I have owned two, and there is a hidden screw in the inside of the trigger/cocking mechanism, as long as you don't remove the screws holding the firing valve into the cylinder your fine.

 

[6gun]

Guage, you can always crack a guage loose a little to bleed down almost any gun

 

[Trucker3573]

You can, I have owned two, and there is a hidden screw in the inside of the trigger/cocking mechanism, as long as you don't remove the screws holding the firing valve into the cylinder your fine.

Good deal. Yeah I remember it being a super easy gun to work on once I figured out where that screw was. Lol.