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agardener69
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after izh1 baikal manual

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own a izh1 baikal free pistol would like to get hold of a manual for it. Any information on the free pistol would be helpfull as well.
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toznerd

Post by toznerd »

There used to be a drawing in the 10-P files page of our hosts webpage. It is no longer there. The trigger adjustments are sill there if that helps. I'll see if I can track down the original technical drawing.

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agardener69
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many thanks to toznerd any information would be appreceated
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PeteAus

Post by PeteAus »

There is a little information here.

http://www.potfire.com.au/compend/spizh1.htm
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Cricman
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Post by Cricman »

That is the drawing that I have. I have always been intrigued by the Izh-1. It looks like it uses a linear striker, unlike the pivoting hammer found on the Hammerli Free Pistols of the same era. An interesting design, and definately a springboard into the ubiquitous TO3-35.

I would love to see pictures of your gun, agardener69, if you had a chance to post them.

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