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I was browsing there web site and the EAA IZH18MH Looks to me to be a little more [resentable than the NEF rifles. I would kind of like an inexpensive but usefull knock around gun or the truck. I was thinking this may be the choice. Any thoughts pro or con?

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Tom,

I saw on another site where they have them in their catalog, but they haven't actually started importing them yet.
 
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Thanks for the info Paul, Guess I should look closer at the NEF's
 
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I think they are just a Baikal. The O/U combo guns are fairly easy to find if you just want to get a feel for the quality. I've seen a couple of the SS rifles under the Baikal brand name but they are pretty scarce.
 
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What calibers does it come in? I haven't seen one yet so don't know much about it myself. Is it like a stalking rifle, light weight etc?
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I saw my first Baikal single-shot on the range this weekend in 30/06. Owner was pretty happy with it and stated that it was an accurate firearm after they sorted out the approx. 10lb trigger pull. Firearm can be broken down like a shotgun which is handy. Rifle was pretty light and the wood was ordinary Baikal quality as was the receiver which looked a matte black. Interesting thing was the barrel which was really nicely blued and had an external "twist" finish. I think Steyr or Mannlicher use a similiar finish? Got me thinking about one as it was certainly nicer than the H&R's I've had a look at.
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