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markwarren wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know the size of the grub screw which holds the 'moderator' on to the barrel. I can find the part number from their website but no mention of its size.

Many thanks

Mark

If measured with caliper 5x5mm.

Both the manual I have and the one on-line at Mornini only tell you which way to turn the screws. There is no info on how far one click moves the point of impact, or whether the elevation & windage are the same. I did a search, and came up empty. In addition, it seems like I have to make a sign...

I'm sorry to bring this up again as I know there have been a number of posts about it in the past, but I wondered if there was now a consensus as to the best compensator for the Morini 84e FP? Is there a compensator that is reasonably effective and does not require very frequent cleaning and/or is ...

Watch this, in paragraph No.5 http://www.steyr-sportwaffen.at/content ... 20lp10.pdf

I would advise to increase pellet speed up to 160-165 m/s. This must essentially improve accuracy. The fully filled air container at this speed is enough in green sector for approx. 130-150 shots. My LP10 initially from factory was set at 143 m/s (when I measured it), and frequently some far shots o...

where do you get it and whats it worth. I am probably just going to weld a plate behind the sight but this is worth looking at http://www.euroshooting.eu/en/index.php?Compensator&detail=1230 Front sight blade adapter for TOZ apparently goes only WITH compensator.... But at my opinion if one try...

[/quote] i have with me friend a Compensator for morini (the original one ) can i use it in my pistol....[/quote] Yes you can, but don't forget to apply adapter http://www.euroshooting.eu/en/foto2.php?foto=ROK~20080508173357.jpg&nazev=Compensator because TOZ 35 has higher sighting line from barr...

So there is difference in front sight compartment between Toz35 and Toz35M. Thanks, I didn't know this.

If you remove the front sight blade there is a screw underneath it. Remove the screw and that front site housing will slide off. Pretty sure that there is only one small screw holding front sight blade. Front sight housing sticks very tightly and I suspect that it's put by warming up the housing ri...

Gold medal winner O.Petriv in Beijing used Haidurov made HR-79, but alot modified. Silver&Bronze German medallists respectively R. Schumann and C. Reitz used (most probably) Pardini. The rest finallists L. Ekimov IZ-35(shortened barrel), K. Sanderson - Walther SSP, R. Bondaruk - IZ-35.

Upper part of grip should be more curved from inside(space between thumb and forefinger). Anyway it depends on hand shape.

jipe wrote:

imbecile wrote:

Tycho wrote:
BTW, Tanyu Kiriakov's pistol is neither a Morini nor a TOZ.

Apparently Hammerli FP60.

looks more like a 160 (same as Nestruev)

Nestruyev wasn't in final.

Tycho wrote:
BTW, Tanyu Kiriakov's pistol is neither a Morini nor a TOZ.

Apparently Hammerli FP60.

Hi, I've just had the (green) cylinder seal on the charging adaptor fail. There were two spares supplied, but these will not fit easily. Is there a technique to fitting one of these which will put least stress on new seal during fitting- warm or lubricate it before fitting? Thanks Joe. Also you can...

If someone wants here is possible to download and watch shooting finals in Beijing.
http://talks.guns.ru/forummessage/16/242731-19.html
Once downloaded password for opening files: talks.guns.ru

Lamap wrote:Dear Sirs,

I have a FWB 65, serial n.30826. Is it possible to know how old is it?

Also I would like to know the differences from FWB 65 MkI and MkII.

It shoot very well by the way.

Best regards,

Luis Pacheco

In general, main difference in between is barrel length.