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I got the upgrade kit from MAC1 and put everything back together. Seems to work now but one of the times when I tried the pistol again it fired by itself before I pulled the trigger. I hadn't any pellet in this time so nothing happened, but anyway dangerous One thing I noticed is that it the cock le...

Maybe you can get a better shipping charge from this company.

http://eaacorp.com/gun_accessories/inde ... izh46.html

Looks like they only ship within US. I can't select any other country in the list when I try to create an account.

I have looked around and checked with airgun suppliers in both Sweden and rest of Europe but noone has spare parts for this gun (Yorkgun said they are not selling Baikal anymore). Seems a bit hopeless to find a replacement seal. I'm interessted in the MAC1 upgrade, but when I check their website I c...

Wynne G Oldman wrote:You could try here. I've bought spares and seals for a MP-46M from them in the past.

http://www.yorkguns.com

Will check with them!

What about this upgrade I found? Any good or just as good as the real parts?
http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/izh-46-va ... 46ss90.htm

I started to remove the front parts as well and it wasn't so hard. I heated the cylinder a little with a heat gun and it unscrewed without any problems. The rest came out rather easily as well. The big o-ring inside the cylinder was round in my model so I guess something has changed during the years...

I would guess #32 is pressed in so it isn't loose and it wouldn't be a problem if I can press it out from the other side. But pulling is not so easy to do. There isn't anything to grab. I removed one pin and I can't see that there is anything else. I drenched it in wd-40 and let it sit for a while i...

How did you put the cylinder back on? Is it just pressed on or is there something like loctite on it as well? Is it screwed on so there are threds on it or just pressed? I don't have a torch but a heat gun, if that's enough. Had been nice to get to know how to do it from the rear since it feels so m...

From what I read, removing the cylinder is the worst part and that's why it is easier to do it from the rear, but it seems impossible to get the bush out.

No I didn't disassembly the forward since I read this was not necessary (and would be very difficult to do). With a special tool it should be possible to get the seal installed from the back after the bushing is out. A bit down on this thread is a PDF showing a simple tool to make it possible to ins...

I tried to grip it with pliers and pulled as much as I could but it didn't come out. I removed the pin that is just below the port hole. The other pins seems to hold the trigger assembly so it must have been the correct one.

How do I get the bushing (part 32) out? I read somewhere that I need to remove the pin that is below the output hole, but it's not like it's loose after that. There isn't really anything to get hold on if it needs a lot of force to pull it out and I don't want to use a pliers and damage it.

Thanks for the information! I have to try and get to that seal. I did get parts 13, 9, 17 out but seems more tricky to get to 30, 31, 32. I guess they all must get out? What about part nr 17. It doesn't look the same on the top as on the bottom but which side should be up and which down? It looks on...

I had a leak like that and fixed it by replacing the valve seal. It had tiny cracks. I will try to find the thread. It only leaked air. Otherwise everything functioned ok. Maybe you didn't reassemble it correctly. Which part did you replace? Nr 32? The leak must be caused by either 32, 13, 9 or 17....

Hi, I got a while ago a used IZH-46m pistol, which according to the previous owner had only been shot around 100 times and the condition on it was like new. I shot about 50 shoots without any problems but after that it sometimes leaks. It doesn't happen every time so I don't know what it is. I have ...