farmer47
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- southern ontario
any updates on price and availability?
Can you import us anything from Tula?
- Thread starter jeffcarr88
- Start date
- Location
- York Region
Found a fresh picture of a TOZ-106 made in 2002.
Full resolution photo: http://forum.guns.ru/forums/icons/forum_pictures/006847/6847595.jpg
Full resolution photo: http://forum.guns.ru/forums/icons/forum_pictures/006847/6847595.jpg
farmer47
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- southern ontario
i don't know were you find the pictures Tozman as i thought i hunted the internet hard but keep them coming . the big question is it available ? it sure is a neat little package and i am a sucker for oddball shotguns.
Eric_911
Regular
I love the look of this little shotgun.... and I'd only consider owning one if it was non-restricted. However, looking at the above picture.... unless there is some "trigger blocking mechanism" that engages when the stock is folded, this shotgun is restricted by definition.
If it's not already restricted in the FRT, then it will be a prime candidate for a handy-dandy-SFSS/CFC reclassification, likely at the most inopportune time.
- Location
- York Region
- Location
- York Region
In case this shotgun gets imported here......how about some accessories from Russia to go with it?
A rifled choke?
A special carrying case?
A shell holder?
A rifled choke?
A special carrying case?
A shell holder?
- Location
- York Region
Agreed. Verification and making 100% certain before importing them is a must.
I am posting the following picture to have a clear idea on how compact this thing is:
- Location
- York Region
Also good to take with you for a walk in the bush.
- Location
- London
I hope is doesn't mean any modifications to be non-restricted BUT if it does...I'd rather add 5.1" to the barrel and keep the stock folding then pin the stock....even so (with an extended barrel) it will still be a nice, compact package.
- Location
- London
Also...I must add...out of all the pictures/videos I have seen I have yet to see one of the gun being shot when fired...so maybe we will be in luck!!!
- Location
- London
From a Russian who owns this gun...
"It has 295mm cylinder barrel, is 530mm long with stock folded (but it can't shoot in this state - the trigger is locked) and 810mm long unfolded. It makes it the shortest legal shotgun on Russian market."
Ladies and gentlemen...we are good to go
"It has 295mm cylinder barrel, is 530mm long with stock folded (but it can't shoot in this state - the trigger is locked) and 810mm long unfolded. It makes it the shortest legal shotgun on Russian market."
Ladies and gentlemen...we are good to go
- Location
- London
And a little more info...
"It uses detachable box magazines. Standard magazine are 2-round, 4-round are available but require extensive use of a rasp due to being made by some drunk pupils of alcoholic turner. However, it's possible, with rasp, dremel and such devices to make a 5-round magazine using standard 2-round one and 5-round one from Saiga-20. Maybe it's even possible to make 8-rd and 10-rd one, but I never seen them.
In practice, I use magazines only when I carry it somewhere in my rucksack, just in case. While shooting it on a shooting range, it's much more practical and faster not to use them at all, but to load shells one at a time.
Of course, shooting standard rounds with shot and buckshot is not very good idea because of very limited practical range. It's better to handload them, not use shot cup, but a plain wad instead, and put shot or buckshot in paper or film cylinder.
Shooting slugs, however, is very fun with this gun. I use the cheapest 20ga slug ammo available (Record, usually pretty crappy) and it's possible to shoot at 50 meters in target with the size of human head.
Unfolding stock is extremely simple - just slightly push it down and let it go. Folding is little more difficult - stock must be pulled back and then folded."
"It uses detachable box magazines. Standard magazine are 2-round, 4-round are available but require extensive use of a rasp due to being made by some drunk pupils of alcoholic turner. However, it's possible, with rasp, dremel and such devices to make a 5-round magazine using standard 2-round one and 5-round one from Saiga-20. Maybe it's even possible to make 8-rd and 10-rd one, but I never seen them.
In practice, I use magazines only when I carry it somewhere in my rucksack, just in case. While shooting it on a shooting range, it's much more practical and faster not to use them at all, but to load shells one at a time.
Of course, shooting standard rounds with shot and buckshot is not very good idea because of very limited practical range. It's better to handload them, not use shot cup, but a plain wad instead, and put shot or buckshot in paper or film cylinder.
Shooting slugs, however, is very fun with this gun. I use the cheapest 20ga slug ammo available (Record, usually pretty crappy) and it's possible to shoot at 50 meters in target with the size of human head.
Unfolding stock is extremely simple - just slightly push it down and let it go. Folding is little more difficult - stock must be pulled back and then folded."
Eric_911
Regular
Cool! Great news!
- Location
- London
I'd say!!!
G.Mitchell
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Grande Prairie Alberta
Looks extremely promising.
- Location
- Yahk, B.C
Bring 'em in Interammo. A 20 gauge boltgun with an AK underfolder stock would be an interesting addition to my collection.
- Location
- Moncton New Brunswick
Interested but I'd have to see the price before I could legitimize buying a 5th shotgun
- Location
- London
farmer47
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- southern ontario
hey jeffcar 88. i want to be first in line as i have an old post inquiring about these guns . just kidding and thanks for pushing this along . i thought it was a lost cause but it looks as if we will see these guns . thanks TeaPot 2. looking forward to their arrival .
