This is a well built budget break barrel pistol. I think the Chinese thing is a copy of it. Undo the screws on either side of the frame, the one on the trigger guard and use a forked driver or similar to undo the one on the underside of the grip and remove from the frame. Watch out for the coil trigger spring that should remain behind in the frame. Undo the small locating screw that is on the underside of the end cap. I would now remove the 3 trigger pins. The front one holds the trigger guard, the middle one the trigger and the rear, the sear. There is no trigger spring other than the coil one already mentioned in the frame. Remove the guard,trigger and sear. Undo the barrel pivot lock screw and then the barrel pivot screw. You should now be able to lift the cocking arm out of its slot and remove the barrel. If you want to grease up the plunger, there is a pin through the breech block holding that and the spring in. Do it now and replace. Unscrew the little lock screw on the cylinder end cap and then remove the cap, guide,mainspring and piston should come out. The piston washer is leather and held by a screw. Mine was in good condition so I did not remove it. Clean and lube up the bits and go to part 2.
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