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General Information:Compression-type air pistols intended for international competitions.
These pistols allowed winning a number of top awards on the World and European Championships.
Absence of massive moving parts delivers outstanding accuracy in shooting.
Trigger unit can be set up for position, travel and pull.
Orthopedic grip with an adjustable hand rest.
Sight is micrometrically adjustable for windage and elevation.
MP-46М option offers a larger compressor and higher muzzle velocity.
Once the warrantee expires on your IZH-46.... once I get it back from EAA, where I sent it for warranty work on the air system,
which bleeds down for some reason.
January 20, 2006 9:52 AMThis is a subject that really needs to be addressed.
Dry-firing, of course, means shooting the gun without a pellet in it.
Are there good points to dry-firing?
Certainly! In fact, a target gun will be dry-fired up to five times
as much as it will be fired with live ammo.
The shooter needs constant practice with the trigger, sight picture
and grips to improve his scores, so all credible 10-meter airguns have a dry-fire feature for training.
January 20, 2006 10:02 AMWhat about the IZH-46 match pistol?
I'm considering one, would dry firing hurt?
The Manual posted on Pyramid says "do not shoot a airpistol without a lead pellet".
That seems like a generic warning.
Is there a way to dry fire?
I think one of your previous posts indicated you have experience with the IZH-46.
Yes, there is a dry-fire capability on the IZH 46.
What you do is manually lift the loading cover until the trigger sets itself.
When the gun is charged in the normal way, the linkage does this automatically,
but when you do it manually no air gets introduced into the compression chamber.
And I recommend the magnum version of the gun.
It's about 50 f.p.s. faster, and the targets punch a little cleaner.
Currently it looks like the only version Pyramyd stocks.
Here is how Mac-1 adjusts the trigger on an IZH 46:Screw A = Reserve trigger creep (over travel after the shot breaks)
- turn clockwise to decrease travel after the shot break.
Screw B = Final creep (second stage length)
- turn clockwise to decrease sear engagement,
which similar in action to pulling the trigger.
Do not reduce it too much or the gun may become unsafe.
Screw C = Trigger weight
- turn clockwise to increase trigger pull.
Set to no less than 500 grams (many shooters set it to 530 - just to be sure).
Screw D = Trigger shoe adjustment on bar
Screw F = First stage length
- turn clockwise to decrease first stage travel.
Turning the screw too far will start to apply pressure to the sear (like pulling the trigger).
CAVEAT: A new shooter is probably better leaving the trigger adjustments untouched
until they are completely familiar with the gun
Tension adjust: Rear Screw,
Turn anti-clockwise until a few threads of the screw end protrudes beyond the block.
2nd stage: Second screw from rear,
Turn anti clockwise until there is no 2nd stage
and then back in until there is just a hint of 2nd stage.
Overtravel: Third screw rear,
Turn clockwise until it won't fire.
Then anti-clockwise until 1/8th turn after it does fire.
Take up: Front Screw,
Turn clockwise to reduce or anti-clockwise to increase 1st stage travel.
Blade: The trigger blade can move fore and aft on a dovetail by slacking the pinch screw,
moving it to your preferred position and then retightening.
I hope this helps. As you know, the manual is not much use.
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Pilkington Competition Equip. LLC
We can no longer supply the standard IZH46 model;
it has been superseded in this country by the IZH46M.
The "M" version of the IZH has a velocity of around 470fps,
an increase of 60fps over the original IZH46.
Eagle eyed patrons will note that our photograph above is actually the earlier model,
the only difference being the M has about 10mm longer compression chamber,
giving the optical illusion of it having a shorter barrel.
As you can see from the photograph below,
the difference is hard to tell at first ...
can you tell with a quick glance which of these two pistols is the M Model?
EAA IZH46M Target Air Pistol .177![]()
Front of IZH46M
Last year Baikal increased the muzzel velocity on the Izh46 (440FPS)
and renamed it Izh46M (475fps).
Also, if you are thinking of adding a scope to the IZH-46M,
don't forget to pick up an adaptor rail which leaves a Weaver base on the pistol.
IZH 46M with B-Square mount, Ken Light Mid-Rise and Leupold Scope
The base didn't have enough slots cut into it so that the mid rise would fit onto the base into two slots.
Randy and Travis took the B-Square base and mid rise mount to their shop to machine
the slots into the base and made a short slot lengthwise to accommodate the clamp screws.
I've included two photos showing the new cuts made to the B-Square mount
Interesting!You can lock your elbow against your ribs.
THE ABC's OF UNLIMITED STANDING By: Jim HarrisDoes anyone know the advantage of mounting the scope so high on the previous pic...?
The use of a High Rise scope mount, as manufactured by Ken Light...
... It really provides a comfortable way to let gravity work
to keep the gun straight and comfortable at all times.
The High Rise positions the arms to reduce strain, which in turn reduces wobble -
the most dangerous enemy of any standing shooter!
It is a stable standing postion.Interesting!
So the high mount won't be good for close range shooting say 10m?
keikoroo