Can you import us anything from Tula?

They price they well...so I am not too worried about it. But for the guys expecting to get this at the price of a norc...keep wishing!!!
 
Not too into the scopes but... :)

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jeffcarr88 said:
Some measurements...

Barrel is 11.61 inches
folded length is 20.86 inches
unfolded length is 31.89 inches

Now it is not a semi auto so I think it is good? Barrel might have to lengthen slightly (5.12") tho to make the overall length when folded legal? Even still...would be a nice compact package :)
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Its restricted unles you make it 26 inchs overall since its a bolt only requirement is 26 inchs to be non restricted..
 
haha49 said:
Its restricted unles you make it 26 inchs overall since its a bolt only requirement is 26 inchs to be non restricted..
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I forgot to add if the firearm can't be fired when folded then its messured when its unfolded but since it has a pistol grip it looks like you can fire it when folded.
 
The standard magazine is 2 rounds...but the larger one (made for the full sized model) is 3 or 4 I believe...plus one in the tube, not too bad!!! :)
 
jeffcarr88 said:
The trigger is blocked when folded so you cannot shoot when make compact...so it is good to go :)
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Are you sure about that ? To me it looks like the AK's with the underfolder, you can definitely shoot them when folded. Then you can shoot them with the buttstock removed so , chances are the barrels will need to be longer for NR status.
 
From what I read about this gun and more importantly what the CFC thinks...is that is cannot fire when folded...so....let it be!!!
 
The channel rest carved in the wooden stock would indicate that it clears the trigger in folded position , unless there's something I'm missing in the pics. It would be stupid not to be able to fire it folded, by simple engineering logic, as all Ruskies I've handled and seen with folding stocks could be fired when folded. They would have had to go out of their way to change the design it so it wouldn't fire when folded, hence my being skeptical about the "non-feature". I'm sure Teapot will chime in and clear things , along with the answer if we're going to be able to see these here or not. I'm really starting to think about this very seriously, the more I look at the "ugly" things......:D
 
Once upon a time about 8 years back there was a retailer called Russian Arms in hwy 20 Dorval, Quebec. They carried many nice Russian items. 2 of my favorites were a barrel and bolt action shotguns full stock. They are still my favorite too bad I havent had them out in a while

The owner was x Russian military philosopher who had seen action in Afganistan very nice guy. I know they went out of business and then later returned to Russia but they were one of the first to carry a large selection of Russian made items. not only Baikal but Tula and many others as well. They had shotguns starting at $70. I wish I bought one of each of their selection before they went under.

They also had a couple of folded stock shotguns that wouldnt fire unless the stock was fully deployed. One of which was synthetic if memory serves
 
jwillmoore said:
Once upon a time about 8 years back there was a retailer called Russian Arms in hwy 20 Dorval, Quebec. They carried many nice Russian items. 2 of my favorites were a barrel and bolt action shotguns full stock. They are still my favorite too bad I havent had them out in a while

The owner was x Russian military philosopher who had seen action in Afganistan very nice guy. I know they went out of business and then later returned to Russia but they were one of the first to carry a large selection of Russian made items. not only Baikal but Tula and many others as well. They had shotguns starting at $70. I wish I bought one of each of their selection before they went under.

They also had a couple of folded stock shotguns that wouldnt fire unless the stock was fully deployed. One of which was synthetic if memory serves
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I believe you are talking about the RMO-93 Ryss shotgun. Armrus in Dorval (Montreal) imported and sold the 3 types below. All of them are classified as non-restricted, even the folding stock ones. Nice anti-bear and anti zombie shotgun.

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