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How do you find information on Baikal shotguns?

Baikal shotguns have been around in the UK for a long time now. They are very simple and honest hardworking guns that will give many years of service. I own two Baikal shotgun… ( Full Answer )

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What is the value of a Baikal shotgun?

What it's worth and what it will cost to buy one are two different things. I have a Browning Citori skeet, Baikal 27em-ic-m and an Italian made fausti, can't hit anything with… the fausti due to the fact it doesn't fit. The baikal and the browning have exactly the same point characteristics. The baikal can be bought for as little as $300 if you look around. but It's worth at least as much as a well worn Browning to me. That could be as much as $700. I wouldn't want to try to replace it with another cheep over and under. I think the value is great. Buy one and do as I did, polish the metal and have it reblued as the finish still shows some imperfections out of the box, and refinish the walnut wood. Mine will soon look like a gun equal in quality to my Browning. Don't be afraid to buy one! Answer I completely disagree with the guy who said he would rather have a Baikal than a Browning. Polish the parts - he's got to be kidding. This is an admission of poor craftsmanship to begin with. Reblue it - I can't believe what I'm readimg. Heck, one might as well get milling tools and make the gun from scratch. I would rather have a Browning on whick all the bluing was worn off, the stock was scarred and worn and had been shot 20,000 times, than a wagon load of Baikals. As far as I am concerned they would just be scrap iron anyway. Answer The Baikal is worth just as much as any good shotgun in the $500 range. I've been out numerous times with bird hunters with multi-thousand dollar Brownings or others and they missfire or otherwise fail to preform. I've looked at $4000 Brownings that had grind marks and other groves in the chambers and parts. I recently purchased a Remington 870 express magnum which wouldn't even eject the shells on the first firing. Remington Company wouldn't even give me a replacement barrel but made me send the brand new shotgun back to the factory for reboreing the burrs out of the shell chamber. I had to wait months for the work and didn't have the gun for the upcoming bird and waterfowl seasons. Arizona law prevented me from just simply taking the worthless gun back to the store. All the manufacturiers are cost cutting and I just don't expect any company to give you the quality product that they previously manufactured and sold. In fact I don't know any hunter that doesn't carry one or two back-up guns, shotgun or rifle, because of the possibility that the primary gun will fail during the hunt. Jack Answer Response: I have a Remington 870 Wingmaster which I purchased as a finantially desparate college student in 1962 - I hunted with it in sleet, rain, snow and fair weather. I drug it through the mud sneaking up on ducks. Never has it misfunctioned. Not once. Now I hear that Remington has stooped to importing Baikals and selling in under the name "Spartan". So, I can chalk off Remington. Here's the deal, it seems to me.The profit motive and volume sales have taken over in the U.S. and most of the companies are willing to sacrificeintegrity. Sad.I really question that you have seen "numerous" guns bearing the names of high integrity quality manufacturers like Browning fail. I have hunted with passion for 50 years and have never witnessed any of these fail. I know that it must happen on occasion but my experience tells me that this is rare. On the other hand Scheels salesman in Sioux Falls told me that they have quit handeling Baikal because of such a high rate of return and related function problems - he guessed it was at least ten percent. Another gun shop verified this. These are guys that know guns up one side and down the other. This is reality, not based on what I wish to be true. I "wish" that the Baikals had functioned properly.None did. I was so hoping to get an inexpensive double that I could use as a dependable workhorse. Just add up the negatives. Varnish that wears right down to the wood in one season, mechanical malfunctions galore, inferrior bluing, action opening stiffness - give me a break. It's crazy to compare this quality of gun to a Browning, Weatherby, Miroku (sp) SKB, Ithica or other gun of high quality. Answer I bought a Spartan 20 gauge o/u because i had heard that it was a solidly made shotgun. It is an entry level over and under but i have to say that i am very impressed with the performance of the gun. I shot it all this 2005-season for dove and quail. I have never had it malfunction and it fits and points well for me. I don't worry about scratching it, dropping it or getting it wet because i know it is the least expensive shotgun that i own. I really do enjoy shooting it and it has become my favorite rough terrain shotgun.I have a Beretta 20 gauge Eureka 391 gold that i love but i really hate to carry it in really rough areas because it is so nice looking that i don't want to nick it up. I know, shotguns are made for shooting in all conditions but i would like it to stay pretty for a while longer. The Spartan (Baikal) is a decent, shotgun for the money and for me, it's been reliable. The fit of the wood to the metal is pretty darn good. No, it will never be a Browning, but a Browning will never be a Perazzi. Baikal/Spartan was made to be an entry level, good value, decently made shotgun for the money and it is. Answer I am an avid shooter who has shot most shotguns in the $2000 and under range. I have a Remington 870 that I bought second hand fifteen years ago. It has never failed or misfired although not many shotguns look rougher. I recently bought a baikal o/u. Myself and five friends got together to shoot some clays a few days later. Everyone shot the baikal to try it out. There were Browning, Benelli, Remington and Winchester owners in our bunch. In about three hours of shooting we ran over 200 rounds through the Baikal without one problem. I paid $300 used for the Baikal, one of my friends (a benelli man)offered me $350 before the day was over. I wouldn't say it's the best gun I've ever shot but for the price I am well pleased and I believe I will keep the baikal as a good backup gun to my Remington. I just don't understand the infatuation with beautiful guns. I see my guns as tools for hunting and I keep them in great functioning shape. That doesn't mean they are without scratches and the way I see it, if after owning a gun for two or three seasons it doesn't show some wear then there must have been some reason I didn't use it much. Personally, you can keep your pretty gun out of the brush and elements but I'm not going to share any meat! Answer My Baikal worked fine with trap loads - field loads were a problem, especially in cold weather. Second barrel just sucked air. Answer In my opinion, a beautiful gun is not one free from the wear and scarring of normal hunting; this rather gives the gun character that carries with it a thousand memories.I like to buy a used gun rather than new for this reason.I wouldn't trade my guns for new expressly for this reason. It is difficult to express what makes a gun beautiful - but like the judge who was asked to define pornography, I may not be able to define it but I sure know it when I see it.Having said this, I heartily agree with the idea that guns are meant to be used. There is, in our materialistic society a sort of worship of material things for their own sake. So, men will buy a new multi-thousand dollar gun to worship, then buy a cheap gun to hunt with. Go figure. This is completely beyond the scope of my understanding. Material things are destined to perish - it is the eternal that is imperishible. Men spend their lives acquiring and acquiring that which they cannot in the end keep. I love hunting and fishing, but I see all this as gifts from Gods hand. I really enjoy the equipment, but in the end, its only stuff. How many do you know that think that satisfaction they yearn for will finally somehow be realized with the next gun purchase or whateve. If I just had a _________________ then I would really have what I want. This is all illusion. I used to run this circle myself, until I met Christ. ( Full Answer )

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What is a Baikal worth?

%DETAILS% I bought one as a hunting tool, not to be worried about mud or scratches. Two years later I use it for hunting, skeet and trap. Never had a problem. It is very re… ( Full Answer )

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Where can you get parts for a Baikal handgun?

Answer . \nI assume by "Baikal Handgun" you are referring to the Makarov pistol, for which parts are readily and cheaply available at many sources. One of the best is eBay… ( Full Answer )

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What is a Baikal shotgun worth?

We'd need to know if it were single, double barrel, or pump, its age and condition. There are several good auction sites (gunbroker, auctionarms, armsamerica) that will have s… ( Full Answer )

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What is a Baikal IZH-81KM?

Answer . A 12 gauge pump action shotgun made by Izhevsky Mechanichesky Zavod, Izhevsk, Russia, imported to the USA in 1999 and 2000.

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Where can you get a barrel for a Baikal MP153?

Answer . \nRemington now imports the Baikal shotguns under their 'Spartan' brand. Barrels for the "Remington" Spartan SPR-453 are the same as your Baikal.

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Where is Lake Baikal?

Russia The above is 100% correct. To present a more definitive location,this can be added: the lake is almost on the 100 defree longitude,just above Mongolia.

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In what country is Lake Baikal located?

Lake Baikal is located in central Russia a bit west and south of the middle of the country. It is the largest freshwater lake in the world by volume and contains one fifth of … ( Full Answer )

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Where is lake baikal located?

Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia (Asia), is the world's deepest freshwater lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km long and is theworld's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metres of … ( Full Answer )

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What are facts about Lake Baikal?

Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia (Asia), is the world's deepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km long and is the world's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metres o… ( Full Answer )

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How do you save Lake Baikal?

By overturning the Russian governments policies on the subject ofthis lake. Vladimir Putin personally and officially 'established'the in his opinion perfect condition of the l… ( Full Answer )

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Is a Baikal IJ27E considered an antique?

No, Russian firearms are tough, even if sometimes are regarded as "ugly" or "antique". Under US firearms laws, an antique firearm is legally defined as being made prior to 1… ( Full Answer )

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How long is baikal?

Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia (Asia), is the world's deepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km long and is the world's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metres o… ( Full Answer )

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What is so special about Lake Baikal?

Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia, is the world's deepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km long and is the world's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metres of it is… ( Full Answer )

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How old is lake baikal?

lake baikal is 25 million years and is oldest in the world. _____. Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia, is the world's deepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km… ( Full Answer )

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Is lake Baikal a freshwater lake?

Yes, Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia (Asia), is the world'sdeepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km longand is the world's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metre… ( Full Answer )

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Baikal 410 shotgun?

Most questions have one of the following words in them; who, what, when, where, why, how. You have made a statement and put a question mark at the end.. Most questions have o… ( Full Answer )

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Where can you get parts for baikal shotguns?

en sudamerica armaq peru, en chile solo importanlas escopetas, las piezas tienes que mandarlas a hacer

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What is the maximum depth of Lake Baikal?

Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia (Asia), is the world's deepest fresh water lake at 1,638 metres deep. It is 636 km long and is the world's sixth largest lake and 1,181 metres o… ( Full Answer )

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In Animal Life

What animals are in Lake Baikal?

For about five months of the year, Lake Baikal is covered by a sheet of ice. For this reason, about 80% of the animals found living in the world's largest fresh water lake are… ( Full Answer )

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Baikal second shot not firing?

There are a lot of possibilities here. Does the other barrel fire if you set the trigger for the other barrel? If so, you may be holding the shotgun too loose, away from your … ( Full Answer )

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What animals live in Lake Baikal?

One of the types of animals in Lake Baikal are the Fresh Water Seals, also known as the only fresh water seals in the world. :-)

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When did Lake Baikal become a wonder?

It became a wonder because it was a huge tourist attraction. In the 1800's the government made it a wonder, because it was a really deep lake with varieties of different flora… ( Full Answer )

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What are the that border lake Baikal?

the subjects or administrative divisions of the Russian federation that border lake baikal are the irkutsk oblast & the buryat republic but the lake is also completely surroun… ( Full Answer )

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Where to get manual for a Baikal TOZ-34ER?

I have just obtained a copy of a TOZ-34 manual supplied with shotgun no 52122 and can copy this for anyone interested. * Wonderful, can you please provide it (at least) for… ( Full Answer )

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What is a baikal izh-94 worth?

In 2010, selling in places like Gunbroker.com ; the 12 gauge over 30-06, 308, 7x57R and 6.5x55 went between $400 and $530 depending on condition, caliber, figure in the wood, … ( Full Answer )

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What calibre is the baikal over and under?

It comes in two gauges, 20.gauge and 12 gauge Was Russian gun, now gun rights bought and owned by Remington. Now sells under Remington as Remington Spartan. Still sold unde… ( Full Answer )

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Where are choke markings on baikal shotguns?

on a single shot barrel you must remove the barrel and look at theflat side underneath the chamber to see the choke stamping.

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What size is lake Baikal?

Lake Baikal covers 12,248 sq miles, making it the world's 7th biggest lake (if you consider the Caspian Sea as a lake, which many people do )

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Where to get baikal shotgun parts?

There is a main dealer in UK and have loads of parts, old and new.

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How do you disassemble a baikal 380?

Hi, go to the You tube videos, then in the search box write down Makarov pistol mod-59 and you will get various examples of how to break down and assembly the .380 and the 9mm… ( Full Answer )

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How big is Russia's Lake Baikal?

It is the world's oldest and deepest lake. Surface area 12,248 square miles., Width 49 miles, length 395 miles, depth 2442 feet, max depth 5387 feet and containes 5700 cubic m… ( Full Answer )

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What is the price of baikal makarov 442?

National Traders in Anarkali, Lahore was aking 50 k in April, 2011. I believe it wud be around Pakistan Rs. 55 k by now.

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Does lake baikal have tides?

Lake Baikal has a lunar tide. It is smaller than calculations show, which led to the calculation of an out of phase earth tide.

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