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I’ve just ground my trigger to half of the thickness. But doesn’t feel too much difference to be honest lol. Will try to grind it thinner and more off the tail of the trigger shoe to make it straighter. So it can be a mm closer to my hand web so my trigger finger can reach it a tad bit easier.

Sorry guys, forgot to report after the test.
Yeah it was the internal of the grip. Maybe somewhere limited the movement of the lever, which caused light striking.
But it’s all good now. I trimmed the triangle recessed part to give more room for the lever moving forward.

I’ve just bought a pair of Under Armor weight lifting shoes recently. Just AUD100 bucks on sale lol. Feels pretty good though. Similar to Sauer Easy Top I reckon as I tried them once.

Cool~ I’ll give it a try~~~ thank you master.

<r><QUOTE author="Gwhite" post_id="337833" time="1744049776" user_id="629"><s>[quote=Gwhite post_id=337833 time=1744049776 user_id=629]</s> Between my wife's and own shooting, plus 15 years of coaching a college team that shoots a LOT of Aguila, I've only encountered 2 misfires in over 100,000 round...

Sorry guys, the problem is my grip LOL. More specifically the left half of grip. Because I modified the internal of my rink grip a bit as I want more angle on the grip so my wrist can drop a bit more. I’ve just fixed the grip issue and will try it in the morning. Will report back~

Hi guys, Anyone knows how to fix light strike on a TOZ35? Thanks in advance~ My TOZ35 gives me a lot of light strikes lately. Tried different ammo (SK, RWS, Lapua and Eley) but no luck. It light strikes almost every single shot now. But it fires if I re-cocked it again. It’s the fire pin spring? sea...

I use a no-brand aftermarket case for my TOZ. Size-wise it’s pretty good as it’s very slim.

Here is my two cents. The best grip would be yourself modifying your own grip as you are the only one knows your own feeling the best. And from time to time, you may want to keep modifying it again and again to suit your needs as your skill is changing, your understanding to the air pistol shooting ...

BTW, I shot 90 rounds with my TOZ and put 10 rounds through my friends CZ rifle today. Those cleaned Eleys worked just fine.

Thanks master. I’ll keep an eye on the leading in the bore.
Yeah I use BoreTech Rimfire Blend and VFG felt for cleaning my .22.

Learnt. Thanks Stan.
GWhite was right. It’s just some lube oxide. Very easy to wipe off.

some result with dry wipe.

Do I need to apply some lube like Liqui Moly the synthetic oil after the wipe?

Thank you all for the replies. The cleaning job turns out much easier and safer. Great~~~

Does anyone have experience with cleaning oxidised ammo?
I've read a couple threads and found vinegar or vinegar mixed with salt can do the magic? But still want to double check before I do it as it's my first time dealing with oxidised ammo.
Thanks in advance.

Checked the manual and my MG2, yeah it has #2108&2109 on the left side. I just simply didn’t see it lol. So I dug in from the right side. lol

Oh well if it’s supposed to be a part of the pistol, I’ll ask the seller. I’m gonna need to find that part number on my manual. Thanks GWhite. Thumb up.

Snap! You are absolutely expert! I’ve just done that. I used a nylon screw only but left the end on. So I had to carve a shallow channel on the inside of the grip to give the end of the nylon screw a bit space. I found the shifting issue a couple of days ago while training. I shot 100 rounds but the...

here is a photo showing the screw I used to stop the outer screw spinning.