Baikal Firearms

yea i think so but just be careful or contact someone who specializes in that yea i think so but just be careful or contact someone who specializes in that it depends on the diameter of the muzzel .710" or smaller you can not shot steel the barrel can not be a full choke.

The Remington Versa-Max magazine extension tubes (Part#: EXT-VM-12) work on the MP-153. I am not sure if they work on the newer MP-155.

Cleaning instructions start on page 20 of the owners manual which is available at the following link. http://www.eaacorp.com/Manuals/mp153.PDF

Depends on the model but something like a rolling block #1 would be from 1868-1888.

Find an authorized Remington Repair center. You can find a list on Remington's web site.

Remington O/U rifle/shotgun combo. 22 mag on the top barel, .410 shotgun on the bottom barrel.

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Baikal (IZH) is made in Russia. Not all of their airguns are imported to the USA. I think you may have one of these air rifles. The only model I know of in the USA is the IZH38 that may fit you description.

i just paid for one 45-70 it is ok very tight to open shoot at 7 lb right and 6.8 lb left

50-200 USD

Have you tried a web search. I just did and found quite a bit.

No one that I've heard of. Now, a 7.65mm bullet is a different story. Numerous makers of ammunition and components for reloading are out there. Do an internet search.

I have heard of a few guys complaining about the same thing with baikal doubles.

here are u'r options:

1. clean/lubricate all the inner parts of boxlock action 2. check again, if problem isn't fixed then take it to a gunsmith cause u might need springs replacement

I have a 12 Bore O/U baikal and lent it to someone the other day when we went clay shooting. The same happened to him both barrels firing at once. I put it down to him not releasing the trigger when he had shot the first. It has been used since but has not happened again.

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what are the model letters after IJ-18 , I can't register without it

Well yes, I would

Seen em sell for 245 to 350. Just depends on the market. I own several, and I love em. The shoot well and are easy to conceal.

No, not yet

100 or so

100-250 USD

Guns illustrated 2011 issue list these shotguns at $479.00

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I have used an IZH-27 for two duck seasons now and for a bit of amature clay shooting. What a fantastic firearm, typical Baikal, not the flashest, built to last, pull the trigger and it goes "bang" and keeps going "bang". For the price I think you get a lot of gun depending on what you want to use it for. 20ga 1 1/8 oz load in #5 or #6 shot brings down most things and the 3" #4 shot is the bees knees for geese. We are fortunate to still be able to use lead in the 20ga. Mine i found to shoot higher than the bead but it suits me as i can keep an eye on the bird. Hope this helps, definitely value for money and there are plenty of sites about this being OK for clay shooting in the USA.

Uh, we don't use 22 caliber rifles for training anymore, they're kind of obsolete. The closest thing I can think of for you is a winchester, but it doesn't look like an M4 series..

http://guns4all.nl/gunmanual/Manual_-_Baikal_-_IJ-70.pdf

Any reputable gun dealer should be able to source an extension mount for the Baikal single shot rifle. Millet make mounts suitable for the Baikal rifle