Toz-78 available again in Canada

If I had to guess who's importing them, I would say Baikal Canada, but it could be another source. For the price listed though I would probably get a Savage or a Marlin instead.
 
Have one. It's the TOZ 78-01L with schnabel forend and Bavarian style cheek piece. All standard accessories. Baikal Canada is importing. An 11mm to Weaver rail adapter made by B-Square is available for $29.99. This is the same rail that was developed by them for the Remington Spartan and Winchester Wildcat lines and now also sold through Baikal here.
 
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Do you know if they be purchased from Baikal Canada directly (for less than $220?) or is Ellwood Epps the only option?

My recollection is that they were $120 (w 4 mags) last time around... I missed them the first time and have been waiting for over a year for them to show up again - there's been no sign of the Winchester Wildcat being available anywhere soon either so... I may have to suck it up and fork out the $220. Who sells those B-Square adapters?

Where did you find info about the Winchester Wildcat being available? I don't see anything relevant to the TOZ-78 or the Wildcat on Baikal's website...

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I bought one for $120 with the 4 mags (2-5rd and 2-10rd), however i believe the reason they were so inexpensive was the fact that armrus was going out of business/needed to liquidate stock and was selling them at cost (probably). Oh, forgot to mention that i bought the toz-99 (semi auto version)

$220 is not a bad price for a nice bolt action .22

BTW I also had the unfortunate happen to me, i.e. the exctractor spring got all fubar'ed so now i'm stuck with a single shot semi auto, lol

Might head down to princess auto to try and find a spring that could possibly work.
 
grayrc said:
Do you know if they be purchased from Baikal Canada directly (for less than $220?) or is Ellwood Epps the only option?

My recollection is that they were $120 (w 4 mags) last time around... I missed them the first time and have been waiting for over a year for them to show up again - there's been no sign of the Winchester Wildcat being available anywhere soon either so... I may have to suck it up and fork out the $220. Who sells those B-Square adapters?

Where did you find info about the Winchester Wildcat being available? I don't see anything relevant to the TOZ-78 or the Wildcat on Baikal's website...

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Epps has the adapters. $29.95
 
eos said:
An 11mm to Weaver rail adapter made by B-Square is available for $29.99. This is the same rail that was developed by them for the Remington Spartan and Winchester Wildcat lines and now also sold through Baikal here.
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I also have a Toz-78. Did they change something? I thought the mounts were actually around 9mm, not the 11mm European size.
 
The regular price at Armrus was $199. The "going out of business" price was $100.

So, at $220, it's in the same ballpark as a Savage Mark II. Except you can get parts and mags for the Savage.
 
That's what I think too. Marlin also makes some good gun's for under $200.

The $100 price on the Toz was a good deal but for over $200, probably not.
 
Outside of job-related shooting, I've been putting more mileage on my Toz-78 than any other firearm in the stable these past few months. 100m, Iron Sights (ok, plastic, but), the small shoot-n-see sticker targets on a cardboard box, and I can entertain myself for hours shooting ever tighter little groups. Very relaxing. Love the accuracy, LOVE the trigger, love the four mags, love the full size stock.

$225 seems quite fair. IMO, The blowout price at Armrus should be filed away and forgotten looking forward, I don't ever want to rely on gun shops closing to get a good deal.
 
$100 was a good deal, I bought 2.
The fit and finish does not justify a $200 pricetag IMHO and even though I like it alot and it's a great shooter, I would probably balk even if they were $150......
 
eos,

Is this how the stock of your Toz-78 looks like

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The Armrus 100$ price tag was a long time before he was closing up shop. It wasnt a going out of business sale until maybe 2-3 months before closing. And the real out of business sale was done out of the owners house pretty much.
 
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