Hello everyone

Are that someone how can tell me what every skrew are for at an pistol Baikal IJ 35 caliber 22lr (5,6x15R)

Pard, I might be able to help you if I knew what the h*#$ you were asking. Try to ask it in english.

I believe MrHunter is from Sweden, so translation between languages can be difficult at times.

He is asking about his pistol, a Baikal IJ 35 chambered for 22lr (5,6x15R). Looking to find out what each screw is for.

I can't help, I don't know if I've ever seen a Baikal handgun.

MrHunter, if there is an otherwise popular handgun similar to the Baikal, you may be able to figure out from the schematics. Try this link to see if any are similar in design to yours. http://www.gunuts.com/view.php?type=1&view=man

This might help if it's similar to the IZH 35.
http://www.eaacorp.com/firearms/pistols/targetpistols/index.shtml

http://www.mek-schuetzen.de/Blueprints/Baikal-izh35.gif

Bye
Jack

Excuse for my translation, but "alyeska338" was correct... The instruction I have is in Russian. So I
looking to find out what each screw is for, I now one is for the trigger (movinig) .......

Walther KSP 200 look the same but I don´t now if screws are same?

Thanks for the replies.. I have look at the links and the http://www.eaacorp.com/firearms/pis...ols/index.shtml hade not the correct gun but I think it will help..
Here is the link: http://www.eaacorp.com/manuals/IZh35m.pdf

Well, I don't own one of those YET, but I'd sure like to. What I've read indicates that the trigger is adjustable in every conceivable way:

Take-up, break weight, creep, etc. IIRC, also the angle..i.e. you can tilt the trigger toward the left or right of the gun. The Walther you mentioned is supposed to be nothing more than the Russian pistol dressed-up to a higher standard of finish.