
Ralgun
& REG; parts as per cutaway diagrams |
| 1. Needle |
10. Cartridge release tab |
19. Plunger |
| 2. Chuck cap |
11. Tab stop |
20. Plunger guide |
| 3. Collet |
12. Tab spring |
21. Lever |
| 4. Pellet sighting port |
13. Cartridge holder, front |
22. Upper connector |
| 5. Pellets in injection position |
14. Indexing spring |
23. Lower connector |
| 6. Cartridge |
15. Indexing spring rivet |
24. Trigger |
| 7. Cartridge magazine
(transparent) |
16. Direction of rotation
indicator |
25. Plunger retraction spring |
| 8. Cartridge axle, rear |
17. Cartridge holder shank |
26. Gun assembly screws |
| 9. Cartridge axle positioning
hole |
18. Cartridge holder retaining
tongue |
27. Gun stock |

TAKING CARE OF THE GUN
It is the nature of the pellet injection operation that a
certain amount of blood, scales, dirt, etc. , will be deposited on the plunger and carried
back into the gun mechanisms. As with any precision mechanism, the injector gun should be
kept clean for the smoothest operating results.
Clean the plunger with the needle removed and the
plunger extended during use.
Disassemble the gun stock halves for cleaning the internal
plunger surfaces as necessary to keep the plunger mechanisms working smoothly. The
internal mechanisms are exposed for cleaning by removing the gun stock assembly screws
(26) and prying apart the halves with the gun lying flat and the needle facing to the
left. Clean the plunger, plunger guide and slide surfaces with a detergent solution or
alcohol. Do not oil the plunger, plunger guide or slide surfaces. Lubrication of these
parts is not necessary although a little pencil lead or dry teflon aerosol lubricant on
parts may give smoother action.
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