The Deer gun was loaded by removing the barrel and placing a 9 mm cartridge in the chamber.
The striker was then cocked, and a small plastic clip placed around the striker to impede the forward motion of the striker to prevent accidental discharge.
The barrel was then screwed back onto the receiver.
The gun was fired by removing the plastic clip, placing it on the barrel where it would become the sight, and pulling the trigger.
At this point the user would take the victim's equipment if opportunity presented itself, and then flee.
Later, the user would reload the gun by unscrewing the barrel and ejecting the spent case with the provided barrel rod, and follow the outlined procedure.
The Deer gun was loaded by removing the barrel and placing a 9 mm cartridge in the chamber. The striker was then cocked, and a small plastic clip placed around the striker to impede the forward motion of the striker to prevent accidental discharge. The barrel was then screwed back onto the receiver. The gun was fired by removing the plastic clip, placing it on the barrel where it would become the sight, and pulling the trigger. At this point the user would take the victim's equipment if opportunity presented itself, and then flee. Later, the user would reload the gun by unscrewing the barrel and ejecting the spent case with the provided barrel rod, and follow the outlined procedure.
Deer gun