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This is the Russian Baikal over and under rifle in 12 ga./.308. This gun was banned by Obama's executive order. It manufactured by Kalashnikov the makers of the ak 47 and the Saiga shotgun.
IZH-94 Over&Under Rifle Combo
GA/BBL/CH-CAL
OAL
LOP
D/C
D/H
WT/LB
12/24" -3"-222R 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
12/24" -3"-223R 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
12/24"-3"-6.5x55 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
12/24"-3"-7.62x39 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
12/24" - 3-308 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
12/24"- 3"-30-06 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 8
20/24" - 3"-22 MAG 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 7.5
20/24" - 3"-22 LR 40.3" 14.3" 1.8" 2.5" 7.5
Caliber of IZH94 Rifling rate of twist Rifling groove Rifling land
Inches Inches Inches
222 Remington 14.02 0.224 0.219
223 Remington 12.01 0.224 0.219
5.6x50R Magnum 13.78 0.224 0.219
6.5x55 SE 8.66 0.265 0.256
7x57R 8.66 0.285 0.275
7x65R 8.66 0.285 0.275
7.62x39 9.45 0.312 0.300
308 Winchester 12.01 0.308 0.300
7.62x53R 11.81 0.308 0.299
7.62x54R 9.45 0.312 0.300
30-06 Springfield 10.00 0.308 0.300
8x57JRS 9.45 0.323 0.311
9x53R 9.45 0.364 0.354
9.3x74R 14.17 0.365 0.354
Manufactured in Russia by Baikal Arms and imported by U.S. Sporting Goods, the MP 94 incorporates both a 12 gauge shotgun barrel and a centerfire rifle barrel in an over/under, double trigger, configuration. The model I ordered consists of a 23.5 inch 12 gauge barrel over a .308 Winchester barrel. The shotgun barrel is threaded to accept choke tubes and the gun comes with cylinder, improved cylinder, modified and full choke tubes, adding to its versatility. The rate of twist of the .308 barrel is approximately 1:12, which means it should shoot fairly well with middle weight -130 grain to 168 grain – bullets. The gun's overall length is only 40 inches which will likely make it well suited to the thickly forested terrain I typically hunt. For cleaning and transport, the MP 94 takes down quickly in a manner similar to most over/under shotguns.
The MP 94 is clearly capable of doing what I need it to, which is taking all manner of game at common woods ranges. However, I will be making a few improvements to the gun as I can afford them. First and foremost, I need to find a competent gunsmith to improve the triggers. That alone will increase the gun's accuracy potential. Second, I am going to look into the feasibility of having some kind of peep or ghost ring sight installed. While the addition of a scope did decrease group sizes, the optic changed the profile and balance of the gun in a way I found less than appealing. Even without such changes, the MP94 will definitely make a highly versatile woods gun for a variety of purposes.
