Baikal Bounty Hunter II SxS 12 ga.
Any of you guys got a Baikal? I still have a Baikal double barrel coach gun with 20" barrels from the days I used to shoot in SASS matches. For the price these Russian made guns are actually pretty good and tough guns. They're a little stiff out of the box so you have to give them a little fluff and buff to get them to operate smoothly.
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Yes, got an O/U and for utility is has been perfect. Auto eject, single trigger with tubes. Great firearms for the money, imo. 0 -
Yep you're right. They're not going to win any beauty contests with their lumber fit and finish.us55840 said:Only detractor noticed was the wood didn't match smooth with the metal0 -
got one in 28ga though it is marked Remington, Bakail made it.......... 0 -
How much did you pay for that Smitty? (If you would care to share.)
Nice, by the way. I would like to own a 20" barrel SXS 12ga. Nice home gun.
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I traded a Marlin Model 42, 12 GA Pump for it. One of the old exposed hammer models.KenK/84Bravo said:How much did you pay for that Smitty? (If you would care to share.)
Nice, by the way. I would like to own a 20" barrel SXS 12ga. Nice home gun.
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I've got a Baikal that looks just like yours.....except for it has the longer barrels. Fixed chokes - one full and one modified. Like you said, really stiff out of the box. In fact, mine is still a little stiff 20 years later, but I just haven't worked it that much. I really do like it, although I wish the chokes were not full/modified, but rather modified/IC. In any case, a great little shotgun.....especially considering the price they used to go for before the period when Remington started selling them as "Spartans." 0 -
Nice looking shotgun.
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My local brought his in to sell a few years back. Can't remember if his had exposed hammers? I passed on it. I figured I'd get a coach gun if I really wanted one. I remember it being kind a beefy. 0
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