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The Ultimate Russian Survival Rifle
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2016
- While not rare, the Baikal IZH 94 chambered in 12ga AND 7.62x39 is one very cool firearm. Hope you enjoyed the video and as always Thanks For Watching. If you like this video Please Like, Favorite, Share and Subscribe. More Info below, check it out.
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More like ''seize the means of production'' starter pack.
@@captaincritter1898 Did someone say means of production?
More like “ when ppl are Made of steel” advanced pack
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A shotgun shell to scare them off the porch, and a rifle round to get them while they run
“So are you a shotgun or a rifle?” “Yes”
"Da"
Beast Mode 2.0 this is a *russian* rifle
@@outpost2996 : " oui "
Exactly
Years later and the "YES" joke is still a thing. Love it.
To all dear viewers of this video for reference: This weapon is a version for hunting, the prototype of which was the TP-82 pistol developed by the Tula arms factory in 1981. It was created for Soviet cosmonauts as a means of survival in emergency situations. after the cosmonauts landed in the taiga or tundra, he could help protect himself from wild animals or get food until the rescue team arrives
Interesting!!!
nice
lol that's such a classic soviet policy. Instead of calculating precisely where the cosmonaut would land and being close by ahead of the time, we'll just aim the spacecraft in the general area of siberia and we'll give the cosmonaut a gun to fend off wolves and polar bears until we get there.
@@KrikZ32 Are you stupid? (probably just a schoolboy). What does Soviet politics have to do with it?! when landing modules, technical failures, unforeseen factors(I mean that time and that level of technology) very often occur and it is simply impossible to calculate all this. it's not about the calculations of the landing orbit. think with your head before you write
@@KrikZ32 лол зато вам не начнём летать в космос
7.62x39 is absolutely a good deer caliber.
No question. Drop a deer dead quick.
I would say it is a donald trump very good caliber.
I was about to say if it will kill a hog it hands down will drop a whitetail lol
@Theodore Orestis I think he wants to assassinate the president
Would 7.62x54r be better?
They probably didn't put an extractor so that if you wanted to shoot the rifle portion you can open and reload without the shotgun shell flying out every time.
Да, так было задумано .
My over and under ejects only the spent round.
Probably cost effective, but extractors are just more moving parts that could go wrong in a survival situation. Makes sense given what this was intended for.
My Vostok marked one , did the same.. no eject on either chambers
It's a good solution as for survival rifle. Maximum endurance without additional moving parts.
Baikal are very well made - i bought a cheap over/under in the 80's for clay pigeon shooting and it was so well made - easy to strip everything including the trigger, for cleaning - watching this makes me miss my old Baikal
Always wanted one of those. I've used an SKS for years as a deer and coyote gun out to 300 yards. They make a 154 grain soft point for the 7.62 that drops deer
I need guns like this in Dayz, what a cool civilian rifle.
they should add it to the vanillia version i think it will be rly useful to have a rifle that can shoot both rounds
Yes and a newer guns
Exactly!
Have anyone suggested this on their website? If not maybe we could make an effort? Who’s in?
The blaze??
This is very interesting, especially due to the "Russian survival weapon" title. I have rock climbed for around thirty years with a Doctor friend. On one occasion, on the way to a climbing venue, we had to make a detour to drop off a gun he owned at a gunsmiths workshop. The gun in question, he informed me, was called a "drilling" and was a side by side twelve bore shotgun with a 7,62 rifle barrel underneath. The gun in question had been given to my Doctor friend by a guy who had walked from northern US to Russia . . . overland . . . or rather over sea ! Across the Bearings sea!!!!! Using the gun to hunt to survive along the way .. . ! Remarkable gun. Remarkable guy. Remarkable story.
0p
When men were real men... not the sorry excuse feminists have turned men into these days
7,62 не дюйма, а мм. Или равно трем линиям. Одна линия 2,54мм.
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Not as remarkable as you seem to think
Roses are Red,
Violets are Blue,
In soviet Russia,
Poem writes you!
...#fuckthisshitimout
Ryan: ive made a masterpiece that will catapult me into peotry infamy
soviet russia:our poem! (russian national anthem)
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In Russia we Use Shot gun to hide rifle! Yes!
America:WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN
*then the m6 was born*
Sears used to have something like this way back in the 70's and 80's, I think it was possibly made bt Savage. I circled it in the book and wished for it every Christmas.
The furniture on this looks so damn pretty. it's the type of gun you take to walk about your forest property to gather some mushrooms and when you get back you put it back in its glass display case in your hunting room.
I’m 53,and when I was 21 here in the uk ,my first single barrel shotgun was in fact a Bikal ,same male as the one in the vid.
Lovely made gun,and I dare say you could knock nails in with it all day,nice to see,it took me back,cheers chaps 👍🏻
have a 12 bore side by side with its origional box .............less than 50 shots fired .........
If only you hadn't surrendered your God-given rights to possess firearms.
@@mikewinchester3185 Yes god wrote down in the bible my ability to own a ar-15
The Russian guns are well made for cold and rough weather conditions. I owned a 12 Ga. Over and Under Shotgun for 15 years, with a mechanical switch as a choice between the 2 barrels for the first shot. It worked best without oiling gun parts. Made for Sibirean Hunters. But Cal. 7,62 X 54R, a case with a rim an d more power, is definitly the better round for all kinds of dear and moose, super precise even at a range of 500 yards.
MP-94 - a family of Russian-made rifles
The IZH-94 "Taiga" combination shotgun was developed by gunsmith A. I. Matveev in 1992 based on the design of the IZH-27M double-barreled shotgun. It is produced at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant.
Until September 2008, the gun was produced under the name IZH-94 "Taiga", later it was renamed MP-94 "Taiga".
In October 2019, at the Arms & Hunting 2019 arms exhibition held in Moscow, Techkrim CJSC presented a demonstration sample of the TK527 combined rifle based on the IZH-27 (a constructive analogue of the IZH-94 with a Picatinny rail).
The upper trunk is smooth, payday or chock;
The lower barrel is replaceable rifled for various cartridges of the main calibers: 5.56×45 mm NATO, 7.62×39 mm, 7.62×51 mm (.308 Winchester), 7.62×54 mm R, 9.3×74 mm R, etc.
At the same time, the design of the weapon does not exclude the use of two smooth or two rifled barrels, and the rifled barrels can be for different ammunition.
Materials - weapon steel and walnut wood. There is a chamfer on the muzzle of the bullet barrel to protect the easily vulnerable beginning of the rifling. The trunks are blued to increase their resistance to the adverse effects of the environment, the smooth trunk is chrome-plated from the inside. Both barrels are fixed together by soldering or coupling couplings, which allow the barrels to be adjusted relative to each other, which ensures the perfect behavior of the barrels during the shot. Horizontal adjustment is carried out at the factory and after that the barrels are fixed, the ability to adjust the average point of hit vertically is provided to the end user. The trigger mechanism is traditional: the triggers are hidden, after hitting the firing pin they become a safety cocking. Cocking of the triggers occurs when unlocking the barrels of the weapon.
Variants and modifications:
IZH-94 "Sever" is a combined rifle, the upper barrel is rifled for 5.6-mm caliber cartridges, the lower one is smooth 20-caliber with a muzzle narrowing of 0.5 mm. The weight of the weapon is 3.0 kg, the resource is 12.5 thousand shots.
IZH-94 "Taiga" is a combined rifle, the upper barrel is rifled for 7.62 mm caliber cartridges, the lower one is smooth 12-gauge.
IZH-94 "Scout" is a lightweight combined rifle (weight reduced to 2.76 kg), the upper barrel is rifled for the cartridge.22 LR, bottom smooth .410 caliber.
IZH-94 "Express" - double-barreled rifle
TK527 is a combined rifle manufactured by CJSC Techkrim (the upper barrel is chambered for 12/76 mm, the lower one is with a Lancaster drill for a 9.6/53 Lancaster cartridge), a Picatinny sight bar is installed.
Interesting. I have the ‘scout’ model. I like it for a camp rifle. Lots of versatility in Ammo choices with .22lr and .410.
Do you know what barrels fit on it izh27m or izh27em. I have 12guage 7/57 looking for second set of 12guage o/u
Hey I enjoyed reading ,ur in fo do u have a e-mail I could get back to ,I'm not a that savvy on the computer or ph.,I'd like to ask some questions
Last I heard Baikal was being distributed in the USA by Remington. That was last year when I was in Florida I stopped in a gun shop and the guy was surprised I had even heard of Baikal!!! That's a really awesome gun.
In Russia this gun known as IZH-94 "Taiga" (ИЖ-94 "Тайга"). It`s has changeble barells.
а на этой почему написано "байкал"?
1:03 видно макрироваку "IZH 94", а "Байкал" - это торговая марка под которой выпускается охотничье и спортивное оружие. Например этот завод делает и автоматы Калашникова и электродрели. Я думаю понятно для чего нужно отдельное название для охотничьих ружей.
он бедняга еле выговорил ай-зи-эйч .... ну типа "иж" потому и жигули в ладу превратились , интересы экспорта .. хотя корейцы не стесняются у нас продавать " ссанг янг " ))
вольдемар к just an english comment passing through
Один патрон для оленя другой для лесника )
Ахаха
The history of this weapon has started and continues nowadays only on the hunting basis. It is made on the base of the IZH-27 shotgun, the modern model of all Baikal guns is "MP" instead of "IZH", but it's just letters. I'm a russian hunter and i own one of these in 20 gauge (20х76+5,6х39). This gun has a big range of combinations in 12 gauge (223rem, 7,62x39, 54R, 308win, 30-06) and 20 gauge(22lr, 22wmr, 5,6x39). All the modern guns have "magnum" smoothbore barrels (x76) with changable chokes.
У меня тоже 27 экспортный 70 годов выпуска
7.62x39 is pretty much ballisticly identical to 30-30 win in most loadings. makes for a great deer round
You beat me to it. When he said that he didn't know if the 7.62X39 round would be a good caliber for deer hunting, I started laughing. The 30-30 has probably killed more deer in the united States than any other caliber.
It would especially work on those overgrown rats Southerners call deer.
Yes, my father has hunted whitetail with the 7.62 x 39. It works great.
sb4444 Yeah, it's fantastic now that there are good loads for it, too. Back in the day when military FMJ was all you could get, I could see the reservations, but now you can get Hornady SST loads, among others. SST is one of the best hunting bullets around and the round itself has plenty enough horsepower.
the 30-30 is definitely more powerful.
A rifle/shotgun like this is something most old fashion hunters use in Germany...nothing too special in Europe
nothing too special here in the US either, I guess the guys on this channel don't get around much! lol
Sawyer Rob Good to know :D
a lot of us in the US grow up with the Savage version of this gun, the Savage 24. Great little gun.
I've had a Savage model 24 for over 20 years. .222/20 gauge. Top little rifle.
Combination guns are not old fashion, they are very practical hunting weapons.
I love this design. CZ had over under like this before. This is definitely the superb pair.
The Ultimate survival gun:
A single shot shotgun, and a single shot rifle.
The ultimate survival gun is a pump action shotgun
You can already shoot anything out of a regular shotgun though so just get a mossberg 590a an call it a day
@@grimeyhonkyracing3938 yes there is no advantage to a single shot
I had a over and under Stevens
20 Gage over and 22 mag under
when I was younger a good rabbit
and bird gun I live in northern
California lots of river bottoms t
to hunt in
Here in Finland (Neighbour to Russia) i´ts very common to have theese combination guns. I have got a Tikka M77K with 12/70 and .222rem combined. Love that gun when equiped with an American Trijicon 1-4x24 scope, amber triangle!
Same in Norway!
A bit far but same in france
And germany is famous for it's drilling rifle
Also in Italy
Also very popular in Poland
Из России с Любовью, товарищи ! / From Russia with Love, comrades !
the thing about the Baikal
is that license and modernized variants are still in production, i happen to own one
for example
Guľobrok, the ZH 403 specifically, it made the concept of different calibers even better and more customizable
Best firearm channel out there, you guys talk, and focus the camera on what you are focused on, you describe it enough and not too much, and you make sure that the viewers got their eyes on what you are looking at. Props.
In soviet Russia, a shotgun is a rifle and a rifle is a shotgun.
We got you
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Did it took you long to think that?
In soviet Russia you don’t shoot the gun the gun shoots you
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Excellent piece. I like the way you have the range setup. Very clean and systematic placement of the targets
I love 7.62x39 for deer. Works great under 100 yards. Some states require you to use ammo that isn't an fmj though. I've found the cheap russian hollow points work great. I've gotten 2 deer with it so far and both of them ran about 20 yards and died. Shot placement is more important than caliber though
Shot placement is indeed more important. No need to cause unnecessary suffering to the animal. When I was a kid, I sometimes deer hunted with a 16 ga. over .222 but never hit one with it which was probably just as well because that's probably what would have happened & I'd probably have lost the deer anyway.
My dad killed a deer at 50 yds with a .22 short....right behind the shoulder no exit....deer took 3 steps
I always liked. 30-30 for Deer in a Winchester or Marlin Lever action Rifle.
@@carminemurray6624 why do you think, in Italy, they never use rifles for hunting? always shotguns - tipically 12 00
You're not wrong there. There is a guy on RUclips who dropped a 400lb hog with a modified Ruger 10/22! Right in the eye socket to the brain. Even a lil old 22lr can drop a giant!
"When you have to shoot. Shoot don't talk!" Tuco from the Good the Bad and the Ugly.
Love your videos, you're always happy and positive and excited and it makes me get excited about the gun too! Thanks Hoffman
+Alec Minnick very kind of you to say. Thank you
Friends, this weapon is not for survival, but for hunting. Usually there are 12 gauge and 22lr. For survival, the best weapon is the one you now have in your hands.
It would be just fine for a foraging gun. Ranges up to 100 yards with Brenneke 12 ga slugs, and soft point 7.62x39 for deer. Assorted shot loads for other game to 30 yards and a FMJ bullet for maybe turkey. A lot of options as a wilderness survival gun. And it has potential for very large game such as moose or bear with proper ammo selection. Jack of all trades in a pinch.
the reason it doesn't eject automatically would be so if you have shot the shotgun but not the 7.62 round i would assume or vise versa, so it doesnt waste good ammo, say if you shot a deer with the shotgun and didnt shoot the 7.62
I was thinking the same thing
Craigx71 That does make a lot of sense
Craigx71 I've never been out in the field hunting before, so I cannot speak from experience. This seems disrespectful when I say it, but just by curiosity....don't they / can't they just bury the emtys? can you say market for Biodegradable shell casings!?
Kevin Krueger What we do at my house is keep track of how many rounds have been fired and then just go and pick them all up after we're all done shooting. Sometimes we miss some .22 shells, but we do our best to pick up all the spent rounds.
garrisonaw We put down a carpet piece. My friend uses a tarp. I just pick them up.
What if: 10ga and .50 BMG, now that's a gun.
Nah more like a 155mm and a 950 cal.
In a pistol, maybe.
overkill
King gun for Dislocating shoulder joints LOL
ICBM/Tactical Nuke combo pistol
7.62 offers amazing range and penetration however it lacks in expansion at great distances
I've used a 7.62x39 for years deer hunting. My favorite caliber
I had a chance to use a Savage .22LR/20 gauge over and under combo during a dove hunt many years ago. Of course I didn't use the .22, but the 20 gauge was spot on and I took several birds with it. Nice little combination!
Since 7.62x39 is almost like de 30-30, then yes, you can hunt deer with it
Yup they were around when I was a youngster. Pretty common in my early days 00 buckshot with 222 would be a better all rounder
Russian Made? I would not fire it, have a friend fire it,,,,lol
7.62x39 soft point is an excellent deer round up to 100 yards in bush or plains. Its balisticly similar to a 30-30.
Sweet, confused shotgun/rifle pie!!
If you have any additional information about this firearm, please add it to the comments. Thank you.
it might still be made but we can't get em because of Obama's import ban unfortunately
These are pretty decent hunting guns. Often hunters who choose these sort of guns, hunt black or wood grouse. It's sold, at least in Finland, as Baikal Taiga. Usually rifle barrel is chambered in .222, .308 or 7.62x54R. I have not seen 7.62x39 sold here, but that would be interesting choice.
We love you so much BigDaddy.. as well... Love your laugh too... lol..
it's like M1887
In Poland we call it Kniejówka ^^
One of my favorite guns was a 1959 Savage .22 over .410. My grandfather gave it to me as my first gun.
When I was 18 first buying rifles (only 10 years ago) These were in every gun store, cabbalas and bass pro, just like the $99 mosins and sporterized saigas. Russian stuff was everywhere
Cabela's
Beautiful rare gun, I would like to see a 20 gage x .223 too.
I'm from Sweden and this kind of break action rifles are common here we uses it for driven Hunt on rodeer and in some cases the roder apperes in like maybe 80yards and then you will use the bullet. The most common is 7x62R 223 is hard to load in this kind of rifels becuase it is not a R round
Not exactly "rare" here in EU, as said. This kind of "dual caliber" rifles are known as "Drillings" here. There's even versions with more than 3 barrels and calibers in one.
They're pretty handy in countries where you need a separated license for each of your guns, and don't want to spend tons of time and money trying to get one gun for each caliber.
Drillings are with three barrels allways and vierlings has four barrels. So this Baikal is not a drilling.
This is at best a zwilling...
okay
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Love those combo guns. Reminds me of my Savage Model 24 .357/20 gauge. I would like to have one of those Baikal guns, it would be nice next to my M6 Scout in 22mag/.410, Henry Survival, and the Savage, and the Ruger 10/22 takedown. I really like take down guns, looks like that one would break down pretty quick as well. Love your videos, hopefully this message finds you feeling well today. Take care of yourself Bigdaddy, lots of us guys your sons age enjoy watching you shoot and have fun. Especially if their situation is like mine and can no longer shoot with Dad. And I know little daddy wasn't in this video (haven't seen him in the recent ones and am not sure why), haven't went back and seen when Jason started with you, good to see you have someone helping you out and whatnot.
Stevens/Savage made these years ago in various cal/ga. combos, I have a model 24B .22 over .410 combo I found in a pawn shop about 30 yrs ago,,,,best small game gun I ever had.
Back in early 80's I had a piece marked as vostok chambered in 16 gauge and 7.62x39.. The seller had another that was 12gauge and 6.5 swede.. I couldn't afford both, so took the best condition..
The 7.62x39 has almost exactly the same power range as the old 30-30 a great deer round.
"nice little hole there buddy"
Sounds like a pedophile line
@@scottstevens4958 so "little hole" immediately sounds like pedophilia to you? How come it can't just be a gay thing? Can't regular adults have little holes too? In your mind I guess little hole is a way to refer to children's buttocks or privates? Way to ruin my jokes you fucking idiot.
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Love it!
I had a 22/410 combo a few years ago, but this thing is GODLY.
I had 1 also. I knew a collector who had I think a 20 gauge/ 308 .
Sears used to offer something similar in their cataolgue back in the early 80's and as a kid, that was my dream gun. It was on my Christmas list every year from age 10 to 12 but I never got it but i did receive a Ruger 10/.22 when I was 12 and it was one of the happiest Christmas's that I can remember. When I thought things could get no better, I received a Redfield 3-10x scope for my birthday in January and it has been one of my favorite rifles ever since...
pretty common gun in Europe
Yero yes. here in finland those kinda guns are common at hunting
common guns in Germany too
except for the caliber of course ^^
Lol I've fired this rifle in England
I thought Drillings where more common in Germany?
excellent find ! Great combo, I'd buy it with out a second thought.👍
As a kid I had a 16-gauge, side by side with double triggers. One day I pulled both triggers at the same time and besides getting a hard kick to the shoulder, it also cracked the wooden stock.
I have this gun in OU 12 ga. It was sold through Remington. The bluing on these guns is usually pretty thin and they can rust easily if not wiped down afte a day in hot dove field. Yours appears to be in excellent shape. Also the screw in choke tubes are very thin and proprietary to the manufacturer.
Well, this gun certainly is an interesting idea, even if I can't see a practical use.
A Over Under double barrel pheasant gun is a very popular choice 😁and it is sad nowdays the finish on new guns isn’t nearly as high quality as the older bluing …. Not unless you spend some money on a nice browning or beretta
HaHa In russia every thing rusts!!!
@@IvanIvanov-vy7pt Putin knows 😳
@@fredfry5100 If you want to hunt small game with a shotgun, and also have something to take a deer with, and don't want to carry two guns :)
Awesome farmers rifle. Even 20g and a 22 magnum would be cool. Nice find big daddy
We love you Big Daddy.
Watch the phrasing there!
Woah... calm down...
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Hey Big Daddy, missed you at Shot this year. Love this gun!
Just wasn't able, maybe next year. Thanks my friend.
No cell phone in sight. People living for the moment.
I keep coming back to this because reloading the gun is so satisfying
4:50
Hershel is that you ?!
Yeah Buddy.....lol. Thanks
Mr. Wlufe best comment ever
Frodo37 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 absoluty
Omg lol
Frodo37 funny! I was thinking the same thing!
Shotgun for the one who thinks he can take you, rifle round for the one who thinks he can get away
reminds me of the "Drilling" a german weapon of WW2 supplied to the Luftwaffe in case a plane goes down but the pilot survives. the only difference is that the "Drilling" has 2 shotgun barrels and one for rifle rounds.
From the TP-82 made for astronauts to protect them when they landed in the Siberian wilderness. Thers was a double barrel 32 gauge 7.56, short pistol with removable stock tht doubled as a machete
THE BROTHERHOOD you get that from Simple History? Lol
There was also a similar gun issued to ww2 German pilots
@@Floodbait_117 Ye, the M30 Luftwaffe Drilling
Astronauts? Lol, do you mean paratroopers? They were not jumping from outer space, ha.
@@movessmitt6427
Indeed you're wrong there
ruclips.net/video/qRC0Jmh-9tY/видео.html
Lots of videos about it..
OP is right
good, expanding 7.62x39 is a fine close range deer round, its similar to 30.30
keep your shots to 150 yards or less, and it does the job well.
Xvideo
Awsome gun. I use hunted with an SKS for many years since I was about 12. I liked it
That's great. Sks is one of the best gun. Respect from Russia
было в СССР такое ружьё для профессиональных охотников на пушного зверя иж-56 "белка" 12калибр и 22lr. очень удачный вариант был. это почти точная копия.
I would love to get my hands on this firearm. It would be perfect to leave at the cottage. Very nice.
You own a cottage?
james ranger seriously? A cottage?
Cottages are bad ass
Fuck your cottage
Wow. What is that supposed to mean. I am laughing at this comment. Really laughing.
I have one of these in 223 instead of 7.62x39. Pretty accurate gun considering. It comes in 308 and 30-06 also so everyone calm down about the 54R. You can also get chokes for it, it has a scope mount, front sight is adjustable for elevation and rear sight for windage. It also has 2 dove tails so you can move the rear sight forward or backward. Another neat thing is on the front hand guard you can pull a little lever and break the gun in half for packing it around.
Where could I obtain One?
Here I have one in 12/76 and .222
Because here the .223 is heavily restricted ("military caliber", same story for the 7.62x39) so they are chambered in .222 instead
@@giovannipomarico2035 you still got one ?
@@exofuge2840 yup, found one for cheap in 12/76 + .222, bought it ^^
ammo are expensive (around 1€ each) so I had to start reloading them though, components are cheap since except the case it's the same than .223, so it's very profitable to reload them.
I estimated my Lee reloading tool will be repaid in like 85 ammo (I was already reloading before, so I just have to worry about the reloading tools)
The 7.62x39 round is absolutely a great deer and elk round they even make a clip for the AK-47 for hunting it's 5 rounds and it looks so weird in the gun also
I have a MAK90 with a five round magazine, H&R with a 410 and a 5.56 barrels, Taurus 45/410 pistol, etc., etc. Never thought much about these when Remington imported them 20+ years ago. But oh wow now!
Что странно? Где есть медведи лучше большой магазин
@@sahachas9062
Don't know what your saying????
Savage made these guns way back in the early 1970s. I had one that was chambered for 30-30 on top, and 20 gauge shotgun on the bottom. The twin barrels make it extremely heavy and I did not like carrying it around much. The theory back in the day was the 30-30 could be used for deer if a longer shot was needed, or the 20 gauge (buckshot) would be the choice if the animal was within 75 yards.
We have tons of those in Germany from lots of manufacturers. Very venerable hunting rifles. Regular thing called Büchsflinte.
Ku Klux Karl That's cool
Really cool channel. I hope to make it to the US one day. I'd love to meet cool dudes like these guys. They remind me of the older aussie blokes I grew up knowing and looking up to. I'm definitely subscribed
I have the q12 gauge/.223 brand new. Bought it about 8 years ago. Still haven't fired it since I owned so many guns. Sold them all except this one. Looking forward to firing it. My was imported by Remington.
That's what I have was called a Spartan. It's my walking coyote gun. Have the 410/ 22LR too for rabbit hunting.
7.62 x 39 has similar ballistics to .30-30, people use that for deer all the time.
when shotguns and rifles have a lovechild
That's a good one. Happy 4th my friend......Thanks!!!
7.62 x 39 is great deer cartage for deer out to 200y. Depending on the accuracy of the riffle maybe 300y
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Все так говорят жо первого ДТП по вине оленя...
I had one similar over in Germany. I went to hunting school there and got my German hunting license which is extremely hard for a non-citizen to do. I went and bought myself what they call a BACHDRILLING or a
three barrels gun it had a 12 gauge shotgun and a 30-06 barrel and also a 22 barrel
I've seen some of those but with 2 16 gauge and a 8mm barrel and was blown away by how cool they are
I have a Drilling, too. I put into the right Shotgunbarrel, a plug-in barrel for 0.22lfb. So I have one barrel 12 gauge, one 7 x 57 Rifle and one 0.22lfb Rifle. You can pull of the plug-in barrel, then you have two 12ga. Shotgunbarrels and the 7X57 R rifle. My english is not the best but I hope it´s understandable^^. It´s a great universal weapon but very heavy... I don´t use it very often but it´s nice to have... You can buy more plug in barrel: For example 9mm Luger or 0.22 Magnum, ... You can attach a bag at the Rifle stock to carry the different plug in barrels
If it comes to a survival Situation it´s very good because you can use different calibers.
Greetz from Göteborg and merry Christmas. Stay healthy!
Schöne Weihnachten und bleibt gesund!
Ha en fin jul och var frisk!
This aged... Surprisingly well.
That laugh is golden...HA HA
What a great combo gun. I have an old H&R that is a 20g over a .22 mag. It's a great compact survival gun and the 20g is chambered for a 3 in mag.
I just found this channel and like how the older man wears my favorite cinch jeans and wants to get to the point. Great job
fun fact you can do this to regular single shot and double barrel shotguns with little conversion inserts, fire any combination of calibers you want and switch whenever
Did you know that on some of the Baikal shotguns there is a little catch just in front of the trigger. It allows you to turn the ejector on or off. I don't know if your gun has that option but its worth checking. Its one of the little known things about these Russian guns.
Best wishes from Russia. Best wishes for real Americans. Donald Trump is the best president in the history of America.
Izh should be read as Izh, not i-z-h, because it is an abbreviated name, originating from the city of Izhevsk, where this weapon is produced.
Р. Магомедов ok smart ass no one said everything should be to your standards
Р. Магомедов well CZ is short for Czech Republic but we say C-Z and not Sh.
@@prestonsamson3674 CZ does not stand for Czech Republic. CZ stands for "Ceska Zbrojovka" which basically means Czech Armory
@@Ethan-pt5ed He is not saying it to have it be in his standards, he is saying it because it is a Russian word, it should be said and pronounced in Russian. Your comment is quite ignorant.
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Bakial’s are awesome. Take them out to shoot, leave them outside, use them for everything from clearing brush to a makeshift baseball bat and they still work.
I've never seen that rifle before! What a neat instrument!
Curious, how much did you spend on it? I've never seen a rifle like this besides the 410/22 20/22 or 12/22 over under. I'm a big fan of the 762 round. Live on a farm and this is something I'd like to find, would love to see coyotes want to come around with something like this waiting.
very cool! I used to have a Savage model 24VD in 20ga/.223 that was very similar to this. loved that gun.
Reminds me of a gun my dad inherited from his grandfather which he had ordered through a hardware store sometime in the early 50's I believe. It was a 16ga. over a .222 & made in Austria & had gorgeous engraving on both sides of the chamber. He paid around $800 for it which, of course, was quite expensive in those days. His granddaddy, however, greatly devalued it by drilling & tapping holes in it to mount a scope.
Stevens made a 410/22 hornet at least 80 years ago, had one as a kid. Saw another that was 16/30-30, so what’s new.
Although I didn’t see the weapon, a member of our pistol club said his dad had a 12ga/30-40, no idea who manufactured it.
came to comments looking for this. the supreme squirrel gun
The 7.62x39 is a good dear round equal to a 150 grain 30-30 and it shoots flatter than a 30-30 because it has a spire point bullet.The round is good out to 300 yards.It works great on hogs too.
It's about 20% less energy than a 30-30. A 7.62x39 at muzzle is about what a 30-30 is at 75-100 yds.
@@1BeGe 20% doesn't make the. 30-30 better if it doesn't shoot as flat as the 762x39.
@@alanbrown2135 If, with similar bullet weights, they started with the same velocity (they don't) then a 7.62x39 with equal bullet weight would shoot flatter from having less drag.
But since in similar bullet weights a 7.62x39 is already going slower at muzzle than a 30-30 is at 75-100 yds.......it has a lot of ground to overcome before its trajectory starts going flatter.
It only starts to overtake in velocity at like 150 yds-ish and in total overall drop (since it started so much slower) at 250 yds-ish.
Since those ranges are at the limit of where those two rounds are used for deer, 30-30 is actually flatter shooting within the deer hunting ranges of the two rounds.
@@1BeGe iThe pointed bullet is all ways going to have less drag them the round point.I bump my loads up for my Rossi 762 single shot.
@@alanbrown2135 Not sure if maybe you just didn't read..yeah, I literally said it had less drag.
But the reason less drag helps flatten trajectory is just because it helps keep speed longer. Bullets drop at a constant rate, so flatness of trajectory at any moment is based on the speed.
7.62x39 loses its speed slower, but it also starts much slower. Meaning that for a certain amount of time, the 30-30 has more velocity and shoots flatter.
That's roughly out to 150 yds before the 7.62x39 surpasses in speed, and then 250 yards before that newly gained speed advantage ends up surpassing it in less total drop.
Like said, 30-30 shoots flatter (i.e. has less drop at all given ranges) out to about 250 yards...and since neither of those are used at those distances commonly for deer that means it shoots flatter for deer hunting. Fact, not negotiable.
Any hot loading you do doesn't change that. You can hot load a 30-30 just as easily.
I have no problem with 7.62x39 for deer (I've literally used it myself). Nor am I a 30-30 fanboy (literally do not own one). Your specific statements about it vs 30-30 are just plain factually false though.
Хочу этот прекрасный ствол! I want this beautiful gun!
Я тоже хочу купить такое оружие .
tradução nessa porra.
Успокойтесь. Это дрянь, а не ружьё. Мало того, что дубина, но крайне не надёжно и сохранило все недостатки ИЖ27. Нижний ствол постоянно даёт осечки, верхний сдвоенные выстрелы и т.д.
@@АлВяч из собственного опыта?
@@АлВяч Всё верно,только им они шлют более-менее ничего.Говно нам в тридорога.
I love this gun for what it is:
A beautifully crafted gun for hunting, particularly small game.
I'm just very used to seeing 7.62x39 in at least semi automatic, that I miss it.
Particularly if you miss...which I probably would.
Very beautiful though. I love seeing a well made anything, not just guns, that you can tell whoever made it, put love into their work.
you. sound like a saint .
a us citizen supporting a gun made to kill people
literarily us,china and Russian are demone
Great set up. I have had the Savage 24 T in 223/12 Ga and the Savage 24F 30-30/12ga then I found the Valmet combo in 30-06/12ga and that became my go to Canada winter camping survival gun, I also got a Savage 410 er which lets the 12 Ga shoot 410 shot shells took it with me for years with out any problems at the border because it was considered a bush pilots survival gun and was not a military style weapon. love the fact that the scope ring set up rezeros when taken off and put back on the weapon.
I had the Ithica 12g/.222 combo many years ago, great gun. I put a weaver scope on it and after 3 different mounts I settled on a solid milled mount because everything else just moved too much after every time firing the 12g.