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I don't think so - perhaps this was created by a gunsmith?

I've just tested my unmodified S&W K38, circa mid 1960's, in SA w/ my digital Lyman gauge 3lb 12.3 oz avg. over 5 pulls & a seperate test in kg of exactly 1700 grams avg (~3lb 11.2 oz ) over 5 pulls. David M is right, the K32 is rare. They're also very collectible and so tend to be quite exp...

try Boris at Top Gun Air Guns - http://www.topgunairguns.com/

He imports the Drulov airguns. These use a Tau adapter.

They'd made a similar complaint ;)

But the good news is that EAA, in the US, is still providing parts. I'd just received confirmation on the fulfillment of an order for critical replacements ( firing pin, ejector, extractor assembly etc..).

Well I've gotten this from a member of guns.ru... Я понимаю Дэйва.Пистолет этот просто удивительный!И я всякий раз планируя покупку КС-а кручу в руках ИЖ... и беру что-нибудь в 9Пара и выше... А общительность Ижмаша-уже отболело...В сентябре у нас Ганшоу на котором Ижмаш снова будет блистать своим о...

I've submitted an inquiry to Baikal, and also via guns.ru, to try to determine the production status of this pistol. The initial response that I've received through guns.ru suggests that it's still being manufactured. I'll update this thread if I can learn more.

Thanks. I've submitted an order for these along with a few other parts.

I'll be interested to see which of these EAA can supply.

Does anyone know whether Walther provides parts services for the KSP200? - or of any other 35 variant parts suppliers for that matter.

I've recently purchased a used IZH 35 and have an inquiry in w/ EAA in the US regarding replacement parts. I'd like to pick-up another firing pin, ejector and extractor.

Which other parts should I try to purchase?

Here's their contact info..

http://imzcorp.com/en/info/contacts.html

perhaps their 'service center' is an appropriate contact.

Service Centre Manager
Pressler Evgeny Teobaldovich
Tel.: 3412 76-28-22
Fax: 3412 76-28-22, 76-25-32
e-mail: quality@baikalinc.ru

Well I own a LGR and have never found it to be hard to cock.

There is a technique to cocking the LGR. The cocking arm pivots at two points in order to allow an 180 degree stroke arc. When you return the stroke from its extended position, you need to apply force both in the forward direction and inwards. This will collapse the hub of the cocking arm and align ...

Another solution may be to collect it and then take it to an outdoor range that uses earthen berms. They can just add it to the berm. I'd spoken to a local range owner about their lead handling and he'd mentioned that a common solution is to add lime to the soil to prevent the lead from breaking dow...

Thanks for that info.

DCFS has a nice set-up - they have a full FT course as well.

Which club in Princeton? - couldn't find one on the steechickens site.

shooter: I've been unable to send an email to the address you've provided, pls check your private messages.

The series designations and configurations used w/ the S200 can be a little confusing. Also certain retailers seem to take liberties when marketing these. Basically you have a 7.5J match version (T), and a 16J sport version (B aka S). The match version (T) is the one w/ adjustable cheek and cylinder...