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Yes, the 150 can be repeatedly and safely dry-fired by setting and re-setting the trigger (small lever) without cocking the firing pin (big lever).

It's really not that big a deal to use a hand pump to fill PCP pistol cylinders to 200 bar. See for example our host's website under Essential Information. The cheap Chinese hand pumps available on, e.g., Amazon work as well as any others.

"Victorylap's" first activity here was a response to my WTB a TOZ 35M (I'm still looking). He said he had one and asked me to call him. When I suggested instead that he send me some photos and information via this site he never replied. Beware.

Try H&N Match Green before you write lead-free pellets off.

See my recent post in "Spotting Scammers" re: another "member" who was too impatient to make even a single post before responding to my WTB.

Four days ago I posted a WTB ad re: a TOZ35 free pistol. A few days later "Jadendem" responded, saying he had a TOZ in "immaculate" condition. W'hen I asked him for some details and photographs he replied that he couldn't figure out how to post photos on the site, and asked for m...

Excellent resource, thanks very much!!

Which statement, exactly, do you think will kill his progress?

Here is a discussion suggesting that there may be a cheaper and readily available substitute for the factory breech seals.
(I have not tried them with my Izzy).
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/iz ... n.1284693/

Besquareng, I am nearsighted and wear progressive lenses. I took your advice and bought some cheap ($17) plastic +1.00 clip-ons. They've been a big help, not so much because they bring the sights into focus, but because they make it impossible to focus on the target! As a result, they've made it eas...

What Rover said. If you want a wider rectangular notch, use a steel needle file.

1 to 1.5 MOA at 50 yards, standing, is...outstanding.

As someone who shoots an air rifle only while standing (admittedly, only at 10m, and rather poorly at that) I am impressed! Please continue to update us on your efforts!

I do what Brent does (I think he suggested it in a post a few years ago): cock it by hand, then pump. I've even removed the thin lever that connects the pump linkage with the cocking lever, so I'm not tempted to use it that way.

I found the problem. There is a small spring (#59) that sits in a recess in the hinge between the top of the triangular air transport piece (#58) and the bottom of the latching mechanism (#57). This spring had broken apart and the pieces were jammed in the apex of the hinge. I picked the pieces out,...

Thanks for the reply, B Lafferty Unfortunately, the piece on the barrel that you describe is not the problem. It moves forward enough to allow room for the latching mechanism to descend past the top of it. But something is preventing the lip of the latching mechanism from descending far enough to sl...

Thanks for the reply, Gwhite. I removed the grip...I don't see a pellet or anything obviously amiss. But something is preventing the latching mechanism from descending far enough to lock. In the photo below I am pointing with a thin awl to a flat rectangular piece on the left side which may be preve...

IMG_0124.jpg Gentlemen: The IZH 46M that has served me faithfully for several years has just developed a problem. I have attempted to illustrate the problem in the attached photo: the small triangular unit with two o-rings that transfers air from the compression cylinder to the barrel still fits fl...

Thank you, Azmodan, for sharing the methods and results of your pellet testing.

My IZH 46M seems to like air tool oil.