IMI Jericho .45 owners check in

[lear60man]

So i picked up one last week and have yet to shoot it. Anything special to look out for? Cant seem to find spare parts online...... You know, any specific advise for this little gem.

[m1aowner]

You get that used from a shop or through PPT? There's currently only one IMI model on the DOJ list I see.

I used to have the 9mm version. Great gun. I can't find parts for it anywhere either. Looks like you'll have to go through the manufacture. Not a common gun.

[Woodworker2]

Cant seem to find spare parts online.

Try here http://www.eaacorp.com/ (Tanfoglio is the manufacturer for EAA Witness and IMI Jericho, parts like barrels and magazines should be interchangable; call the parts department to be sure though).

[bohoki]

i have a imi baby eagle its not a jericho though



i bought a witness barrel to use with lead but had to make a little groove for the guide rod in the lower locking lug

also my gun has random jams with tz mags it works flawless with mec-gar or magnum research stamped ones that are made by mec gar

[vegaj46]

I found this place while looking. Not sure how much of this stuff you can actually own though. http://www.zahal.org/

[m1aowner]

i have a imi baby eagle its not a jericho though



i bought a witness barrel to use with lead but had to make a little groove for the guide rod in the lower locking lug

also my gun has random jams with tz mags it works flawless with mec-gar or magnum research stamped ones that are made by mec gar

Isn't Baby Eagle and the Jericho the same? I thought the Baby Eagle designation was only used in the US.

[sirgiles]

same banana, different importer.

[rromeo]

Jericho is the name when KBI imported them. When Magnum Research imported the guns, they called it the Baby Eagle. Mossberg also imported them briefly and called it the Uzi Eagle.

[vegaj46]

SO... Who's selling one?? Just kidding I just picked up a compact .40 polymer because it was the only one I could find. Polymers don't seem to be too popular on here though. Anyone know the reason? Just preference?

[bohoki]

Jericho is the name when KBI imported them. When Magnum Research imported the guns, they called it the Baby Eagle. Mossberg also imported them briefly and called it the Uzi Eagle.

i thought jerico's had the frame safety
but i prefer the slide mount decocker safety i would prefer it to just be a decocker

[rromeo]

i thought jerico's had the frame safety
but i prefer the slide mount decocker safety i would prefer it to just be a decocker

Slide mounted decocker safety is the original configuration. My Jericho is from 1990, and has it.

[Icypu]

Isn't Baby Eagle and the Jericho the same? I thought the Baby Eagle designation was only used in the US.

Hi, I have a .40 3.7" barrel Baby Eagle. Could you tell me what part number you ordered for the 9mm barrel and how exactly you modified it?

SO... Who's selling one?? Just kidding I just picked up a compact .40 polymer because it was the only one I could find. Polymers don't seem to be too popular on here though. Anyone know the reason? Just preference?

The all steel construction adds mass and its more classic. I like it better than polymer version.

[m1aowner]

Hi, I have a .40 3.7" barrel Baby Eagle. Could you tell me what part number you ordered for the 9mm barrel and how exactly you modified it?



The all steel construction adds mass and its more classic. I like it better than polymer version.

I never modified mine. Mine was a factory 9mm version. If you wanted to modify yours to a .40, you'd be looking at a different slide and barrel, which probably'd be super expensive through the manufacture, wouldn't hurt to call MR of course to inquire. The receiver I'd imagine would be the same.

[bohoki]

they made the 41ae so you would just need a barrel swap

[rromeo]

41ae has a rebated rim, so the extractor size is the same as a 9mm.