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I think that it is the KSP 200 and yes, I've tried looking for those as well. Walther in Germany doesn't stock them and neither do any of the US importers. It's like that gun just fell off the Earth.

Makarov wrote:If money is no object how much would you pay for brand new IZH 35M magazine?

$30 each.

Does anybody have them for sale?

I haven't found any. I sent an email to Baikal about a month back and they haven't deigned to respond.

All that URL gives me is a 404 error. :-(

Tzed250 wrote:]Funny thing is, the screws are only there so that a scope mount can be placed on the shroud. Baikal's website shows the IZH-35m with no screws.

Someplace I saw a picture of an IZH-35M with a frame mounted scope mount. I thought that was interesting.

I wish that I could find that picture again.

For what they are charging they ought to be pretty good BUT what's the real story?

A question came up on another forum about trigger release. I believe that most of us learned to release the trigger and let it reset after the gun settles after the shot.

When you do allow the trigger to reset? While the pistol is still recoiling or do you wait for it to settle?

I posted a query about old OSP grips and someone named "Guest" responded. I'm guessing that Guest isn't his real name but who ever that was, I'm interested.

Could a coach shoot while his coachee is shooting? Depends on your idea of a coach. If the coach has done his job, his work is over before the match starts. The winningest college football coach, whose name I've forgotten, said that the never told his players what to do during a game because all of ...

David Levene wrote:Get a bigger desk ;-)

A bigger desk is just like a bigger closet, it allows one to accumulate more stuff.

I like a mousepad because it reserves an area of my desktop where I can't pile junk.

What confuses me is the difference between being an "instructor" and a "coach" and when you stop being one and morph into the other. I'm an instructor and not a coach, at least in the shooting world. I can teach you safety and the mechanics of shooting a pistol but I'm not going...

As I said before, I must have gotten a good one. However, I did do some "stuff" to it but I tinker with just about every gun that I own. I took it apart and polished the sear as well as the top of the bolt where the hammer rides during recoil as well as the face of the hammer. I tried adju...

I didn't think that pistols were allowed in the UK.

Conventional Pistol Targets: Slow fire at 50 yards, the 10 ring is 3.36", at 25 yards it is 1.51". 41% at half the distance. At 50 feet it is .9", 26% at 1/3 the distance. So as it gets closer, the target gets proportionally smaller. At 50 yards, the black is 8", at 25 yards it i...

I'm going to go along with the "seek help crowd." Go see an orthopedic surgeon and let him do his x-ray/CT scan thing and see what's what inside the arm. It could be any of a hundred things wrong, many of which are fixable with either rest or a bit of surgery. Sometimes rest now may preven...

I looked at the frame. The hole passes through and isn't threaded.

As others have said, just about any quality .22 is capable of incredible accuracy right out of the box. The problem is the shooter/trigger interface. For example, I know a fellow who shoots high master with a Ruger Mk II that has only had the trigger smoothed out. I'm really happy with my IZH-35M. I...

I've had a grip mount on my 1911 pin gun for years and never had it work loose. Maybe the secret is that it came with an extra pins that replace the mainspring housing pin and the hammer pin that screw into the mount.

I must have gotten a good one.

Hello all. People in the archery world think it is wrong for me to have other interests than archery, but I have had an interest in air rifles from childhood. Don't worry about them. Even if you're a world class athlete, you need a break from time to time to do something a bit different. Now, I'm n...