Years ago a friend of mine purchased a used Sears brand, single barrel/single shot 12guage at a pawn store in our home town for about $35.00 if memory serves (it's been a while so I'm not 100% certain as it may have been $10.00 higher or lower than I recall). Dave carried that shotgun in his truck for a while on his farm loaded with 00 buck or "punkin' ball" slugs before deciding it needed a "little work". In relatively short order he produced the shotgun that would, in it's final form, serve him well while backpacking, canoeing, and even to take several nice deer and feral hogs/wild boar and at least four tom turkeys that I know of. Once Dave finished personalizing that old shotgun it closely resembled the MP-18 featured in this video with the major differences being that he used camo tape on the stock and forearm, attached a sling and swivels to the wooden stock and forearm and scrounged up some rifle (Winchester 94 type I think) sights for the barrel, and painted the barrel a sort of OD green using a spray can he purchased at a yard sale. Dave passed away a few years ago but his oldest son still has it and uses it just as his Dad did in it's "final form" to this day and with the same kind of confidence and success.
Great custom job Buffalo, this video reminds me of custom job I did years ago to a break action single shot J.C. Higgins 16 ga. . Like you, I cut the barrel down, mine from 30 inches to 20 inches, I then had a machinist friend tap the muzzle to accept the Rem. Choke System. I then silver soldered on a front ramp sight, and I was able to tap the receiver and mounted a Willams Foolproof receiver sight. Someday I plan to silver solder a rail on the receiver, so I'll have enough meat to drill and tap for a scope. Like you mentioned, it did nothing to add to the value, but it makes a quick loading fast swinging gun to keep in the camper for self-protection.... Thanks for the great videos, you are the real deal!
Beautiful work! A buddy of mine just bought one of those for $100 and I had never heard of them before. Is that button on the bottom so the shells don't eject out when you break it? Oh, thanks for the shout out. You didn't have to do that!
Yes, that little lever is a selector for "eject" or "extract". Your channel is the good stuff. If I can help just one person find it that maybe hadn't found it before then I have done a good deed for the day :)
+TAOFLEDERMAUS I have 3 Baikal mp18's. 2 in 12ga and 1 in .223. my .223 can hold 1/4 moa with varmint ammo. I have a 12ga set up very similar to the one in the video except I added ghost ring sights. my other one is bone stock. the 18.5" I did up weighs less than 4 lbs. the ease of use and lack of a hammer make these things perfect backpack guns. even a great survival gun to take on hunting trips.
Great idea to have a .22 adapter in the stock! I have the same Baikal shotgun. I discovered that I can carry 3 1 3/4 inch Aguila mini slugs in the same spot.
Wonderful... I own same gun in 12 ga 28" barrel and love it... One thing to point out, you could break the gun and attach the fore and to the barrel for packing.. This way you will have only two pieces ( barrel+fore end and butt) to handle....
Used to have one of these that Papa gave Daddy. Wood stock model. It was an older model. Very stiff action, and kicked like a mule with any high-brass load. Wish I still had it. Edit: The one we had didn't have an ejector, just an extractor.
As usual, nice job with the Baikal videos - looks like you have a very useful gun & setup there. As the former owner of two Baikal MP-18s, I didn't know that you could de-cock the actions, that the barrels are chrome-lined, or that the pistol grip had a storage compartment - great job highlighting that. The Baikals seem to be solid guns (typical, since they ARE Russian), but as a left-handed long gun shooter, I prefer the tang safety or exposed hammer. That extractor/ejection switch is really neat though; it didn't seem to work on my .410, but did on my 20 gauge. I also found the trigger reach quite long for my short arms - that said, thanks to your videos, I'd certainly look closely at another in 12 gauge if I found one for a good price. Kind Regards.
Like you state on the video, you have customised it to your own liking and especially for back packing. However the gun is very easily disassembled to two main parts, the barrel and the stock if necessary cutting the space needed almost in half. Obviously the shortening saves the trouble of reassembling.
Something about that 22 adapter to think about. The adapter is only a few inches long compared to the 18-20 inch long barrel that it resides in. That barrel with its much larger diameter compared to the 22 lr actually acts a silencer. I would be interested in a video on those adapters without shooting at steel. Hell I may just pick up a couple.
This is true! I usually only do permanent customization to guns that I plan on keeping or giving to family members but like you said, if done right others will dig it too. Thanks for tuning in my friend.
Hey Buffalo......I didn't see your video...until after I did EXACTLY the same thing to mine....including the larger front bead from Midway USA. However, I left mine in the standard black. I saw your video after I modified mine,,, sat back and laughed my ass off !
I ran into the same problem with the release latch on the trigger guard but I cut a piece of rubber hose and put it on and problem solved. No more cut fingers from recoil
I been looking for I one of those 12 ga adapter in 357 mag but our gun shop in Kentucky said they could order me one for 200$ but I think there just taken advantage of gun owners in my small town bedside they are the only gun shop in my town
I'll tell you something, I don't know if you're aware...with the key to open the scale, you can assemble and disassemble the hammer, with a cartridge in the chamber. You dismount by pressing this lever and then you press the trigger, you release without stopping pulling the trigger, (the key tells you). To mount the hammer you press the lever again. greetings from 💪🏾🇦🇷
HI Buffalo. I love Baikal Shotguns. I think I left a previous post about an over and under 12 Bore I used to shoot. They are wonderful guns and I would recommend them to anyone who wanted a good all round shotgun. That one you have looks Cool...
love the music you played during the close ups on the gun. I'm in the process of modifying my single shot Hatfield. only cost me 99 dollars for me to buy it at Walmart and want to turn it in a bad ass survival gun
I've heard those Hatfield shotguns are good for the money. It's hard to beat a single shot shotgun as an all around utility gun. I found that music on TH-cam and just had to use it!
Buffalo's Outdoors haha. and yep they are hard to beat for the price. they make a semi auto shot gun also and it only cost around 220 dollars basically a steal, my dad bought it for me as a late gift for getting a football scholarship and love it, a few people have had some issues but mine works just fine, bagged a nice turkey with it on opening day not too long ago
I have an idea a 12g to .22 adapter like a longer short lane but with a built in suppressor that fits inside the barrel probably would be too effective but sounds fun
Sweet set up buddy. I like these I have a single 762x39 a double coach gun and a 3and a half inch chambered auto made by them. All their guns are built hella stout. Wish they still came in country would like to have one of the over and under rifle shotgun combos they made. They even made double rifles wich is very hard to get right.
Buffalo, I've shot fiochi 1300 fps steel shot in my TriStar 28 guage silver. Definitely has recoil. Had no idea 28 guage could have that much power. Wouldn't trade it for a Benelli or Browning
Nice build sir.... I was honestly thinking a 22lr adaptor would be a nice addition and sure enough you had one in stock.. Literally 👍🏼😂🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸. Wondering how that beauty has held up??
Nice little backpacking gun there. I picked up one of these a couple years ago at a pawn shop pretty cheap, it's one of the ones imported by Remington and sold as the Spartan 100 but it's the same gun. I already shortened an NEF for a backpacker so I'll just leave the Spartan as it is. I have a circuit I like to make of all the places that sell used guns and I've ended up with quite a few single shots since they're so dang cheap.
Thanks Scott, I'm glad you like it. I felt like with that little compartment it was just begging for one of those adapters so I waited til I got one to make the video.
Hey Buffalo! Nice mod on that gun. I didn't know about that compartment until I watched your video. I bought this specifically because I wanted to use chamber adapters in it. Now I know where to store it! BTW, I'm the Buddy that TOUFLEDERMAUS mentioned that bought one of those for $100. He just posted a video with me as a guest shooter. Check it out. He gave a shout out to your channel.
Hello Danny! It's great to hear from you. I watched the video you mentioned, you did a nice job shooting. That little compartment is perfect for the 3" adapters. Jeff has helped my channel a lot. I can't thank him enough.
Buffalo's Outdoors. Me again. I saw where you put the heat shrink on the break open lever. I had the same problem with it biting the finger. But where it was actually getting me was just above that in the vertical area. It looked like that part was sheared out of flat stock and then bent into shape but they didn't smooth the sharp edges. I used a Dremel and stone wheel to round it off and then polished it smooth. Much better now!!
Now that you've removed the choke from that sweet little shotgun ,how does it pattern at say a reasonable 30 yards? Do you even get 1 pellet on the target?
Buffalo, have you checked out "Alaskan Ballistic" channel on youtube. You and that guy have a lot in common. You both have great speaking voices so we don't get tired of listening to you, and you both have vast knowledge of guns.
Good stuff. I'm looking to get a double barrel coach shotgun. Saw one at the Knob Creek machine gun shoot this past weekend a vendor had. Just didn't have the right money. Saw a Glock 18 also. Really wanted that. $2300.00 was out of my price range. Oh well. A guy can dream. 😊
Hi Buffalo, I have had the Baikal IJ - 18E single barreled 12 gauge shotgun since 1985, I used to carry it taken down in 3 pieces like you do, but it is 37 years old now, I got worried about the firing pin spring being compressed permanently. I am in a country where spare parts are not readily available, could I carry it taken down, or should I rather relax the spring to protect it.
I have that same gun in both the Remington in a wood stock and Bakail and I really liie the Bakail more because i can beat it up more. I also chopped the gun but haven't set up a bead.
Very Nice Job on your Lil' ShotGun. I like it. And, I will check out the .22 adapter also. I never have seen these thing's. [ I live a sheltered life I guess =-( ] he-he.
Awesome video as always KY brother! I'm pretty sure Bakail is the same maker of my Makarov pistol....pretty interesting. Btw....your video quality and expecially your audio is AMAZING!
Could someone explain why gun manufacturers make the barrel the size they do ? Is a longer barrel more accurate or is a shorter barrel more accurate? Is a longer or shorter barrel more damaging/ deadly? What are the benetfits or not of differrent barrels.
Couldn't even imagine someone in America likes our russian shotguns. Nice modifications! In Russia you cant have a ready-to-shot rifle less than 800 mm, so if i do such a modification, i'd have a problem with law ^)
I bought the 45 Colt adapter for my single barrel 12 gauge. Works great. Much more accurate than I expected.
Years ago a friend of mine purchased a used Sears brand, single barrel/single shot 12guage at a pawn store in our home town for about $35.00 if memory serves (it's been a while so I'm not 100% certain as it may have been $10.00 higher or lower than I recall). Dave carried that shotgun in his truck for a while on his farm loaded with 00 buck or "punkin' ball" slugs before deciding it needed a "little work". In relatively short order he produced the shotgun that would, in it's final form, serve him well while backpacking, canoeing, and even to take several nice deer and feral hogs/wild boar and at least four tom turkeys that I know of. Once Dave finished personalizing that old shotgun it closely resembled the MP-18 featured in this video with the major differences being that he used camo tape on the stock and forearm, attached a sling and swivels to the wooden stock and forearm and scrounged up some rifle (Winchester 94 type I think) sights for the barrel, and painted the barrel a sort of OD green using a spray can he purchased at a yard sale. Dave passed away a few years ago but his oldest son still has it and uses it just as his Dad did in it's "final form" to this day and with the same kind of confidence and success.
Thanks for sharing this. Sorry to hear that your friend Dave passed on but it's nice knowing his old shotgun is still in use by his son.
Awesome video and awesome shotgun!
Thanks Scott!
Great custom job Buffalo, this video reminds me of custom job I did years ago to a break action single shot J.C. Higgins 16 ga. . Like you, I cut the barrel down, mine from 30 inches to 20 inches, I then had a machinist friend tap the muzzle to accept the Rem. Choke System. I then silver soldered on a front ramp sight, and I was able to tap the receiver and mounted a Willams Foolproof receiver sight. Someday I plan to silver solder a rail on the receiver, so I'll have enough meat to drill and tap for a scope. Like you mentioned, it did nothing to add to the value, but it makes a quick loading fast swinging gun to keep in the camper for self-protection.... Thanks for the great videos, you are the real deal!
Excellent vid. You just said what was needed and no repetition or waffle.
Thanks
Baikal are solid guns... Here in Greece we use them for 40 years now,they are cheap , light, reliable russian shotguns
Συγνώμη φίλε να σε ρωτήσω κάτι άμα γίνεται, τα μπαικαλ κάνουν για κυνήγι αγριοχοιρων;
i'll say this........that was the best review i've ever listened to, well done. You sir have made my day brighter.
Beautiful work! A buddy of mine just bought one of those for $100 and I had never heard of them before. Is that button on the bottom so the shells don't eject out when you break it? Oh, thanks for the shout out. You didn't have to do that!
Yes, that little lever is a selector for "eject" or "extract". Your channel is the good stuff. If I can help just one person find it that maybe hadn't found it before then I have done a good deed for the day :)
You're a good guy. I inspire to someday create content as good as yours. (maybe just a little less wind-noise if anything!)
Wind is the root of all evil for a video creator!!!
Oh yeah, and it always catches me off guard because even a light breeze and ruin a shot. Drives me crazy.
+TAOFLEDERMAUS
I have 3 Baikal mp18's. 2 in 12ga and 1 in .223. my .223 can hold 1/4 moa with varmint ammo.
I have a 12ga set up very similar to the one in the video except I added ghost ring sights. my other one is bone stock. the 18.5" I did up weighs less than 4 lbs.
the ease of use and lack of a hammer make these things perfect backpack guns. even a great survival gun to take on hunting trips.
And the adapters are some of the best inventions ever made! I love single shots!
I agree, they add a whole new dimension to an already versatile set up!
Great idea to have a .22 adapter in the stock! I have the same Baikal shotgun. I discovered that I can carry 3 1 3/4 inch Aguila mini slugs in the same spot.
Excellent use of that little cubbyhole!
The rifled inserts are awesome for these single shot 12 gauge shotguns
You are right about the versatility of a 12 gauge shotgun! Man I really like what you did here...That thing is awesome!
Thank you. I am happy with the way it turned out.
Wonderful... I own same gun in 12 ga 28" barrel and love it... One thing to point out, you could break the gun and attach the fore and to the barrel for packing.. This way you will have only two pieces ( barrel+fore end and butt) to handle....
All the things we needed to know in under 10 minutes. Thank you. I enjoyed your project gun.
Awesome! Have to look for that 22LR adaptor!
Gun looks great with that paint job!
My late father had one on the farm in South Africa. We all used it for shooting bush pigs to snakes . Loved that shotgun
They are very versatile tools to have.
Very nice video, original and no nonsense. Pls keep up making such videos and all the best
Thanks!
Used to have one of these that Papa gave Daddy. Wood stock model. It was an older model. Very stiff action, and kicked like a mule with any high-brass load. Wish I still had it. Edit: The one we had didn't have an ejector, just an extractor.
So versatile, 12 gauge shottys are great
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
As usual, nice job with the Baikal videos - looks like you have a very useful gun & setup there. As the former owner of two Baikal MP-18s, I didn't know that you could de-cock the actions, that the barrels are chrome-lined, or that the pistol grip had a storage compartment - great job highlighting that. The Baikals seem to be solid guns (typical, since they ARE Russian), but as a left-handed long gun shooter, I prefer the tang safety or exposed hammer. That extractor/ejection switch is really neat though; it didn't seem to work on my .410, but did on my 20 gauge. I also found the trigger reach quite long for my short arms - that said, thanks to your videos, I'd certainly look closely at another in 12 gauge if I found one for a good price.
Kind Regards.
The color makes it look better you did.I like the rifled 22 adapter too.
Thank you! I feel like this gun was made for an adapter with that little compartment and all.
You can tell homeboy is very proud of his work. It looks great. You can shoot dove all the way to putting down a grizzly.
Yeah this "homeboy" is pretty happy with it. Thanks!
Very cool gun, nice video.
You deserve a much larger audience
Thank you. I appreciate you saying that.
Nice job , wish those adapters would a an inch or two longer for accuracy . Got one for my shotgun , but wish it was a bit longer .
I now have a 9mm one that is 8 inches and rifled. It is fairly accurate too.
once again you've made a great video on something that I haven't thought about keep up the great work
Thank you! I will do my best.
According to Carnikon you should have Skittles in that storage compartment! Great video as always.
It's hard to argue with that Skittles idea! Thanks!
Like you state on the video, you have customised it to your own liking and especially for back packing. However the gun is very easily disassembled to two main parts, the barrel and the stock if necessary cutting the space needed almost in half. Obviously the shortening saves the trouble of reassembling.
Good looking camp gun, very practical for it's intended use! I like it a lot!
Thanks man!
Something about that 22 adapter to think about. The adapter is only a few inches long compared to the 18-20 inch long barrel that it resides in. That barrel with its much larger diameter compared to the 22 lr actually acts a silencer. I would be interested in a video on those adapters without shooting at steel. Hell I may just pick up a couple.
What a sweet shotgun.
Thanks!
custom guns can sometime turn a profit if done right like yours. I've found that a few times. nicely done !
This is true! I usually only do permanent customization to guns that I plan on keeping or giving to family members but like you said, if done right others will dig it too. Thanks for tuning in my friend.
Great squirrel getter 👍🐿👍
Hey Buffalo......I didn't see your video...until after I did EXACTLY the same thing to mine....including the larger front bead from Midway USA. However, I left mine in the standard black. I saw your video after I modified mine,,, sat back and laughed my ass off !
Nice!
SHOTGUNS ARE THE BEST!
Great video you share a lot of very good stuff
I ran into the same problem with the release latch on the trigger guard but I cut a piece of rubber hose and put it on and problem solved. No more cut fingers from recoil
Now that is a versatile shotgun set up. Nice video. Thank you.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video!
I been looking for I one of those
12 ga adapter in 357 mag but our gun shop in Kentucky said they could order me one for 200$ but I think there just taken advantage of gun owners in my small town bedside they are the only gun shop in my town
You can also use that shotgun as a secondary.
It's very lightweight and compact.
One is none, two is one.
Yep, it would be a nice backup or hide away gun.
Interesting. Cool finish.. Gotta love Rustoleum!
Poor man's DuraCoat!
I'll tell you something, I don't know if you're aware...with the key to open the scale, you can assemble and disassemble the hammer, with a cartridge in the chamber. You dismount by pressing this lever and then you press the trigger, you release without stopping pulling the trigger, (the key tells you). To mount the hammer you press the lever again. greetings from 💪🏾🇦🇷
It turned our very nice Buffalo! You certainly ended up with one very versatile shotgun.
Thanks, it took me a while. Things move slow around the Buffalo Range but I finally got it to where I want it.
That shot gun looks nice!!!! What you did is prefect for a back pack or truck gun.
Thanks!
HI Buffalo. I love Baikal Shotguns. I think I left a previous post about an over and under 12 Bore I used to shoot. They are wonderful guns and I would recommend them to anyone who wanted a good all round shotgun. That one you have looks Cool...
Thanks for your comments. I appreciate it. I too like Baikal shotguns. I have another one that I might do a video on when I get time.
love the music you played during the close ups on the gun. I'm in the process of modifying my single shot Hatfield. only cost me 99 dollars for me to buy it at Walmart and want to turn it in a bad ass survival gun
I've heard those Hatfield shotguns are good for the money. It's hard to beat a single shot shotgun as an all around utility gun. I found that music on TH-cam and just had to use it!
Buffalo's Outdoors haha. and yep they are hard to beat for the price. they make a semi auto shot gun also and it only cost around 220 dollars basically a steal, my dad bought it for me as a late gift for getting a football scholarship and love it, a few people have had some issues but mine works just fine, bagged a nice turkey with it on opening day not too long ago
Mighty fine job you've done on that shotgun!
Thanks!
the adapter was a great idea! genius!
Thanks. I like having it in their. It might come in handy one day!
I have an idea a 12g to .22 adapter like a longer short lane but with a built in suppressor that fits inside the barrel probably would be too effective but sounds fun
Great set up Buffalo.Never seen one of those 22 adapters before.Nice customizing.
Thank you, those adapters are nifty. I think it is what made this gun complete.
Yes I agree my friend.
Cut shells and sawed-off shotties! Smells like freedom!
Good video. I have a 38/357 adapter and that is also fun to shoot.
Awesome, those adapters add a whole new dimension to an already versatile firearm.
Sweet set up buddy. I like these I have a single 762x39 a double coach gun and a 3and a half inch chambered auto made by them. All their guns are built hella stout. Wish they still came in country would like to have one of the over and under rifle shotgun combos they made. They even made double rifles wich is very hard to get right.
Thanks, I agree they produce some good quality firearms. Damn shame we can't get them in the country any longer.
Single shot shotguns are so much fun! Great video brother 👍🏻
Sure are. And very versatile as well!
Buffalo, I've shot fiochi 1300 fps steel shot in my TriStar 28 guage silver. Definitely has recoil. Had no idea 28 guage could have that much power. Wouldn't trade it for a Benelli or Browning
Nice build sir.... I was honestly thinking a 22lr adaptor would be a nice addition and sure enough you had one in stock.. Literally 👍🏼😂🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸.
Wondering how that beauty has held up??
Yes! Ive got an 8in rifled 22lr adaptor for my little single shot 12ga and its so handy and so much fun!
Nice little backpacking gun there. I picked up one of these a couple years ago at a pawn shop pretty cheap, it's one of the ones imported by Remington and sold as the Spartan 100 but it's the same gun. I already shortened an NEF for a backpacker so I'll just leave the Spartan as it is. I have a circuit I like to make of all the places that sell used guns and I've ended up with quite a few single shots since they're so dang cheap.
Nice job on paint !! It looks great !!
Nice job. That looks really good.
Thank you.
Well done as I think matching up with those short lane gun adaptors really completes it...Good info and vid....Good stuff...
Thanks Scott, I'm glad you like it. I felt like with that little compartment it was just begging for one of those adapters so I waited til I got one to make the video.
Hey buffalo luv your channel very informative thank you
Thank you!
I dig it, I've been wanting to do something cool with a single barrel
Thanks!
Fedarm ss12 is another option for cheap single shot 12 guage...20" barrel and folds in half.
Turned out real nice
Awesome little gun, good job!
Thanks!
Wonderfull great Tool .
I think it looks great bro!
Thanks man!
Awesome job on that gun. Looks great.
Thank you!
I found this video to be quite useful... I am going to get one of those adapters... that is awesome... Thanks!
Awesome! Glad you found the video useful! Those adapters are really nice and they have them in a lot of different calibers.
Great video
Thank you!
Cool man ... I would love to have one of these .. beautiful 😍
Love your videos keep them coming
Thank you!
Hey Buffalo! Nice mod on that gun. I didn't know about that compartment until I watched your video. I bought this specifically because I wanted to use chamber adapters in it. Now I know where to store it! BTW, I'm the Buddy that TOUFLEDERMAUS mentioned that bought one of those for $100. He just posted a video with me as a guest shooter. Check it out. He gave a shout out to your channel.
Hello Danny! It's great to hear from you. I watched the video you mentioned, you did a nice job shooting. That little compartment is perfect for the 3" adapters. Jeff has helped my channel a lot. I can't thank him enough.
Buffalo's Outdoors. Me again. I saw where you put the heat shrink on the break open lever. I had the same problem with it biting the finger. But where it was actually getting me was just above that in the vertical area. It looked like that part was sheared out of flat stock and then bent into shape but they didn't smooth the sharp edges. I used a Dremel and stone wheel to round it off and then polished it smooth. Much better now!!
Now that you've removed the choke from that sweet little shotgun ,how does it pattern at say a reasonable 30 yards? Do you even get 1 pellet on the target?
Nice job buffalo!
Unfortunately I’ll never get the chance in the UK, but i would love to get the chance of using the Baikal double rifle.
Buffalo, have you checked out "Alaskan Ballistic" channel on youtube. You and that guy have a lot in common. You both have great speaking voices so we don't get tired of listening to you, and you both have vast knowledge of guns.
AWSOME video brother. Looking forward to more. Love the channel dude.
That's great to hear! I'm glad you like it.
have you considered doing a jug choke to get a bit more range?
Did you AOW stamp that or just chop it down to 18 or whatever inch barrel? I like it
Good stuff. I'm looking to get a double barrel coach shotgun. Saw one at the Knob Creek machine gun shoot this past weekend a vendor had. Just didn't have the right money.
Saw a Glock 18 also. Really wanted that. $2300.00 was out of my price range. Oh well. A guy can dream. 😊
Man that machine gun shoot is man's playground! I'd like to have at least one of everything!...lol I dream too!
?Question, what are the federal regulations regarding cutting shotgun barrels to shorter lengths to allow carry in backpacks? Thank you
🤔🤔 putting some painter masking tape at the end of the barrel would it make a quieter single 22 shot🤔.
Hi Buffalo, I have had the Baikal IJ - 18E single barreled 12 gauge shotgun since 1985, I used to carry it taken down in 3 pieces like you do, but it is 37 years old now, I got worried about the firing pin spring being compressed permanently. I am in a country where spare parts are not readily available, could I carry it taken down, or should I rather relax the spring to protect it.
what kind of spray paint did you use? looks decent! wasn‘t there a vid somewhere where you customized it?
those are also called SP 101 as far as i remember imported by Remington
Spr 100
I do believe you are correct. Thanks for mentioning that.
I have that same gun in both the Remington in a wood stock and Bakail and I really liie the Bakail more because i can beat it up more. I also chopped the gun but haven't set up a bead.
OUTSTANDING I would have put a large Truglo bead for the front sight . and threaded the inside of the barrel for different size screw-in chokes .
Very Nice Job on your Lil' ShotGun. I like it. And, I will check out the .22 adapter also. I never have seen these thing's. [ I live a sheltered life I guess =-( ] he-he.
Thank you. LOL
Awesome video as always KY brother! I'm pretty sure Bakail is the same maker of my Makarov pistol....pretty interesting. Btw....your video quality and expecially your audio is AMAZING!
Thanks very much!! So you are Kentuckian?
Buffalo's Outdoors yessssirrrr. BG
I have a beat up single shot Stevens, I bought it for $53, with a natural wear out "patina" that gives it character, so I know what you mean.
Awesome, some things just look better worn don't they.
Beautiful!
Just subbed!love the content and the way it's laid ,out simple and all the necessary info in front of everything else!
Welcome to the channel! I am glad you enjoy the videos!
I want to do something similar to a HR single shotgun but they have seemed to have dried up in my area.
Yep, those are harder to find here than they were just a few years ago.
Great job!!!
Thanks!
What do you think of baikil shotguns as a whole please I want an honest opinion
I think they build robust shotguns. Not the lightest not the prettiest but they work.
Great video.
It's about time for a Ruger LCP II video.
Could someone explain why gun manufacturers make the barrel the size they do ? Is a longer barrel more accurate or is a shorter barrel more accurate? Is a longer or shorter barrel more damaging/ deadly? What are the benetfits or not of differrent barrels.
Looks like you did a beautiful job>>I would like to see a video on how you did it>>
Couldn't even imagine someone in America likes our russian shotguns. Nice modifications! In Russia you cant have a ready-to-shot rifle less than 800 mm, so if i do such a modification, i'd have a problem with law ^)
V well Customized