Webley Tempest
Marksman 2004
Baikel IZH61
The other two pistols are airsoft, a TM Hicapa, and KSC Glock 19. The rifle is a KJW MK1 Carbine.
My modest collection.
My modest collection.
Webley Tempest
Marksman 2004
Baikel IZH61
The other two pistols are airsoft, a TM Hicapa, and KSC Glock 19. The rifle is a KJW MK1 Carbine.
I like my IZH61, I almost regret getting the 61 over the 60 however. The 5 round mags are a little funky. Recoil wise, I find it pretty easy to shoot .75" groupings at 10m from a standing position. Pellet choice makes a difference with the 5 round mags, and how well the pellets seat when you cock the rifle. The side cocking makes it really easy to rip off all 5 rounds really fast. I picked one up mainly for the fact that it is a fixed barrel for under $150, and have not regretted buying it. Certainly fun to shoot. I am thinking about making a new stock for mine; as neat as the synthetic one is, its a bit uncomfortable for me. I'm 6'6", which makes it a little small for me. It also flexes a little more than I would like in the rear stock area.
Out of 10, I would give it a 7.
Out of 10, I would give it a 7.
The stock can be extended. Just remove the bottom bolt holding the stock to the tube. There should be another hole about 1-1/4" further back on the aluminum extension.Ace12GA wrote:I like my IZH61, I almost regret getting the 61 over the 60 however. The 5 round mags are a little funky. Recoil wise, I find it pretty easy to shoot .75" groupings at 10m from a standing position. Pellet choice makes a difference with the 5 round mags, and how well the pellets seat when you cock the rifle. The side cocking makes it really easy to rip off all 5 rounds really fast. I picked one up mainly for the fact that it is a fixed barrel for under $150, and have not regretted buying it. Certainly fun to shoot. I am thinking about making a new stock for mine; as neat as the synthetic one is, its a bit uncomfortable for me. I'm 6'6", which makes it a little small for me. It also flexes a little more than I would like in the rear stock area.
Out of 10, I would give it a 7.
Yes, the stock with the bolt on the bottom is wobbly. Just bad design. The bolt is in an angle and not holding the stock securely. I just drill a hole on the top of the stock, countersink the hole and screw it down with a countersink screw. Now it is nice and sturdy.
The only thing I don't like about my new version IZH61 is the plastic breech. Darn, the gun would be super sweet if it had the metal breech.
