Aftermath Kirenex Airsoft Owner's Manual

Warning: Never operate the selector while pulling the trigger. Otherwise, malfunctions are possible, resulting in accidents. Pulling the trigger with the Selector being set to safe may damage the gun.

Caution: Set the selector correctly in position;otherwise, malfunction may occur.

SAFETY Setting: The trigger cannot be pulled. When you are not firing the gun or during storage. Always set the selector to the Safe position and attach the protective cap.

SEMI AUTOMATIC(Single Shot) The gun will fire one shot each time the trigger is pulled.

FULLY AUTOMATIC(Automatic Firing) The gun will fire automatically while the trigger remains pulled.

Warning: We shall not be held responsible for any damage or accidents arising from the use of bullets supplied by other manufacturers.

Loading of the BB bullets to the Magazine, and setting the magazine: Installation: Make sure to set the magazine upwards and connect it firmly until a click sound is heard. Caution: Confirm that the safety lever is set to the Safety position and don't place your finger on the trigger.

Removing the magazine: Press the magazine release to remove the magazine. (Support the magazine as it may drop.)
1. Insert 6mm BBs into the charger.
2. Insert the charger into the magazine.

Warning: Read "Setting the battery" thoroughly before setting the magazine charging bullets to the gun.

Warning/Caution: Always attach the protective cap and discnonect the magazine to avoid sudden operation upon connecting the connector to the battery.

Setting the Battery. (Conduct operations hereafter after changing the battery.)

Caution The magazine is done under the condition that it is removed.

1. It turns so that the dent of a lock pin may be behind suitable, and a lock is canceled, and a hand guard is open.
2. Insert bettery inside the battery guide in the fore grip as shown and connect connectors.

Warning. Caution
Do not close a hand guard by force. If it closes by force, there is a possibility of damagin disconnection and a battery case.
Do not attempt to pick up gun by the hand guard. Doing so may cause it to break.

When the fore grip doesn't fit correctly.
Be sure to position the connector in the position shown. (Position on the left hand side of the upper half area.)
If connectors and/or cords are positioned above the battery, the fore grip cannot be set in position.

Warning.Caution
Be sure not to lose the adjustment tool.
The front sight will come off if turned too much.

Setting the Open Sight

Front Sight Setting the bullet hitting point.
Cover the front sight with the adjustment tool and turn. Turning counterclockwise:Lowers the bullet hitting point. Turning clockwise:Raises the bullet hitting point.

Rear Sight 1 For left-right adjustment. Turning the windage adjustment dial will move the bullet hitting point to the left or right. Turning clockwise:Raises the bullet hitting point. Turning counterclockwise:Lowers the bullet hitting point.

Warning. Caution Warn not to pinch a finger etc. to the hinge part of each sight.

Front/Rear sight and Rail System
Before mounting or adjusting attachments, please read an attached manual thoroughly.
When equipping an upper system rail with an option scope etc., a front sight and a rear sight are contained and used.

Flip-Up Rear Sight
A hook is caused and a flip-up base is toppled behind, and a hook is hooked on a slot and it fixes.
When rising, if a hook is caused, it will rise automatically by rebounding of a flip rise base spring.

Warning. Caution
Be careful not to catch your finger in the dummy bolt as it will close quickly when the charging handle is released.
When closing the port cover, make sure the charging handle has returned fully into position, otherwise the port cover will not close.

Movable parts
Pulling the charging handle will expose the hop up adjustment dial in the port cover.
Pulling the charging handle opens the port cover.
The port cover must be closed manually.
Forward assist knob can be pushed.
Trigger guard can be opened and closed. (Used when you wear gloves in winter.) Open with a pin like object.

Warning. Caution There are possible cases that no firing occurs after pulling the trigger in the semi auto mode. In this case, do not pull the trigger furiously. Fire 5 to 6 shots in the full auto mode and then return to the semi auto operation.

Firing(Confirm safety sufficiently before beginning firing) Caution Load the magazine charging the bullets, referring to "3 Setting the Magazine"
1. Make sure to set the magazine upwards and connect it firmly until a click sound is heard.
2. Remove the protective cap.

Caution Make sure the to attach the protective plug to the gun muzzle, except when you are shooting, for preventing accidental, sudden discharge and for the dust-proof purpose. (Never pull the trigger with the protective plug being attached.)
Activating the trigger carelessly is extremely dangerous. Never put your finger onto the trigger unless the protective plug is removed and you are ready to shoot a target.
1. Set the selector lever to Semi or Full Auto.
2. Pull the trigger.

Caution Activating the trigger carelessly is extremely dangerous. Never put your finger onto the trigger unless the protective plug is removed and you are ready to shoot a target.
A blank firing may occur at triggering after setting the magazine, this is the normal operation of the gun.

Warning. Caution Be careful not to catch your fingers in the dummy bolt.
If the hop-up is adjsuted excessively causing clogging of bullets, immediately stop operating the gun, return the dial to normal, fire 2 or 3 shots and readjust.
Never hold the gun sideways as the BB bullets will curve right or left. This is due to the HOP-UP system.

Variable Hop Up System

By producting a back-spin on the BB bullets, this system allows for straighter and longer distance shooting than normal air guns. Unlike the fixed type, the Marui variable hop up system permits one touch adjustments using the dial and lever, making it an ideal hop up system.

Caution Moving the dial too much towards HOP causes bullets to clog. Keep pulling the trigger with bullets being clogged damages the piston and gears.
If bullet clogging occurs, immediately stop firing the gun, return the hop adjustment dial to the normal position and remove clogging bullets using the cleaning rod.
Never use used and dirty bullets. (Otherwise, the chamber gets damaged or becmoes dirty, resulting in instable hopping up.)

Adjustment Procedure (Adjust by carrying out trial firing)
Keep pulling the charging handle while adjusting the dial.
Turning excessively adversely affects the trajectory. So, stop turning the hop adjustment dial when bullets fly horizontally.
The hop up dial can only be turned a certain amount. Turning it too much will damage it.

Warning Don't let go of the charging handle when adjusting the hop up.
Make sure to return the hop adjustment dial to the normal position when removing clogged bullets or cleaning. (Otherwise, the chamber packing is damaged).

Caution Attach or detach the upper receiver with the magazine being removed. Otherwise, bullets remaining in the magazine may jump out in to the receiver, cauing malfunction.
After removing the magazine. Fire the rifle in semi-automatic once to move the piston forward for easy disassembly. After firing the single shot.
Remove the battery for safety reasons.

Normal Disassembly for Overhaul (Take down) and Maintenance Procedures

Caution After removing the magazine. Fire the rifle in semi-automatic once to move the piston forward for easy diassembly.
1. The upper receiver can be removed.
Remove the frame pin by screw driver and pull open the upper receiver.

Caution The pin by hand guard is the pivot point don't over pull.
Because the rifle has no carrying handle, push up the upper receiver as shown in the figure.

Caution Do not disassemble past this point.
2. The barrel can be removed. Stope here for barrel cleaning.

Caution Do not pull the charging handle or the dummy bolt while disassembled. Doing so will damage the gun.

Caution Make sure no dirt gets into the rifle as the end is open.

Warning. Caution Slowly attach or detach the barrel assembly and receiver. Attaching or detaching rapidly or applying excessive force may cause malfunction.
Don't disassemble beyond what is necessary. Or the gun may be damaged.
Be careful not to catch your fingers in the moving parts.

Assembly
Caution Assembly after confirming the barrel is in place within the upper receiver.
Caution Be careful not to catch an arrow parts.
(1) Assembly slowly
(2) Replace the frame lock pin
Caution The frame lock pin guides will be damaged if the upper receiver is closed quickly. Check to see they are aligned properly.

Warning. Caution Never use any used BB bullets.
The fuse may blow out due to an electrical overcurrent. Malfunctions of the internal mechanism are possible. So check possible faulty parts and then connect the battery again.
Normally, do not attempt to adjust.

Fuse Replacement Procedure
1. The fuse box is accessible when the handguard is removed.
2. Remove the fuse attaching band while pushing the catch. Open the fuse box and replace.

Caution Please do not pull a fuse box strongly. The joint portion of a code may seperate.

Fine Adjustment of Gear Engagement
Caution Only when the motor noise becomes high after operations for a long period of time, conduct the fine adjustment as shown.
Excessive tightening of the screw may damage the motor.
Pull the trigger while dajusting the set screw to the left or right. Stop turning when the motor is the quietest.