baikal mp 153 a hunting or home defence gun
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Ahsan Ahmed
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Ahsan you are too polite.
The OP is in clear denial and finding it difficult to accept the fact that nobody is bothered by the trivial issue (really a non-issue for that matter!) that he had attempted to pursue via this forum. Since he had also made a reference to Philosophy....should also be easy for him to see that the individual has only managed to make a complete mockery of himself so far in the process.
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It is possible to feed a round from the magazine into the chamber of a Baikal MP153 by racking the action.
But somehow I'll don't think I'm going explain how it's done to the OP. He can figure it out for himself.
But somehow I'll don't think I'm going explain how it's done to the OP. He can figure it out for himself.
It is possible to feed a round from the magazine into the chamber of a Baikal MP153 by racking the action.
But somehow I'll don't think I'm going explain how it's done to the OP. He can figure it out for himself.
dear either u dont have a baikal mp 153 or u have totally missed my point..... i try to explain...........look ............. in autoloaders there are 2 types of guns .......1 those which take first shell directly from magazine just like a semi auto pistol an 2 those which require the first round to be manually fed in chamber and than they take rest of the rounds from magazine to cycle. i invite u to fill the magazine of baikal mp 153 than try to chamber the first round by racking the cycle/ racking the bolt ............ it simply wont take the first shell from the magazine directly. . . u hve to put the first shell in its chamber manually................ now the baikal mp 153 is not the only gun with this feature , there are many other high end guns with this feature too, but their users guide never term those guns good for SD or HD as the manual of baikal mp 153 does...... bcoz this feature reduces the capacity of gun to a pure sporting gun only as the spoon feeding or the manual feeding feature of baiakl mp 153 looses the crucial few moment which can be proved fatal in any SD/HD situation and in any such like situation , which do not come after sending a visiting card, the person having baikal mp 153 will have to concentrate upon the shell count and to spare a shell to be fed in baikals wide open mouth manually and such diversion of concentration could also bring the adverse results. i just wanted the views of nuts on this feature of this awsome gun ................. but as a hunting and sporting gun , i found no match to baikal mp 153 in its price range, and i mostly take my baikal to hunt even i do have 2 other guns too
well , the sophists in old greece put up words in more decent manner, were they right ? .......................
Depending on whether you're refering to the first bunch or the second bunch?
I do believe the term "you can't unring a bell" came much later in history.
One thing about you Ahsan, you do draw a crowd of respect, n'est pas?
I can understand what dewy is getting at. One comparison I can relate to is the mechanism of the
Browning A-5 verses the Franchi semi auto.
Both are semi's but in different loading/operating systems.
Dewy just threw a bunch of mumbo jumbo in there to misdirect some of us.
Maybe I shouldn't say we, but rather eye?
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I've shot a Baikal 153 and as you noted its operation is not much different than several other shotguns including various Benellis and Berettas.
Did a manual come with your gun? You should read it for a description of how to get a shell from the magazine into the chamber. I would strongly recommend practicing the procedure outlined in the manual with snap caps to ensure safety.
ok tell me . have u or any body else ever tried to empty the magazine of baikal mp 153 ?................... is it a hassle or not ? ............... in other guns u just rock the bolt & shells would be coming out like a breeze but is it same in baikal mp 153 ? ................ would u or some nut answer ?
dewdrop... Pull the cocking handle back... That 'ejects' the first round that is in the chamber... Then hit the button on the side of the receiver & that feeds a round from the mag tube onto the elevator in preparation for feeding... Pulling back on & releasing the cocking handle will cycle that round into the chamber... Pulling back the cocking handle will now eject round 2... Repeat for round 3...
Cheers
Jay
Cheers
Jay
nope my dear jay nope........ go and try ur method to any baikal mp 153 . it shall simply refuse to obey and u would feel that baikal has a hammer in her hand and a smile on her face while ur eye ball wud be moving like this
. thats why i am trying to teach u gyes that try to learn about the guns and this learning would certainly not go in vain , it shall definitely pay off some where in waterfouling or bear hunnting or even in SD or HD situations.... get a baikal first and than tell me ur method is working or not i doubt u have a baikal mp 153 dear
, jay was referring to action release button that is located on the side of reciever and i bet baikal mp 153 wont eject u may press/hit it 100 times . let me tell u , the baikal would eject only if the notch located near trigger guard, under the reciever is pushed . and u have to push it every time u reck the bolt. if u have baikal mp 153 , u can confirm. and, in other guns , u just have to reck the bolt , just like a semi auto pistol, and shells would be dropping out.check for urself in this link's section " loading & unloading ur gun " sherlockbones,,,,,,,, why to use harsh word before u confirm ? and if i am right than would i be justified in paying u in same coins ?
http://www.remington.com/products/archived/shotguns/autoloading/spr453.aspx
