Makarov Russian
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2019
- Makarov Baikal Russian
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What u call "over egging things" is Baikal using the exact same parts from a Makarov, the reason theirs no blowback is because Co2 is not strong enough to move the heavy real slide and the equally real recoil spring, the most realistic bb gun youll ever see
Technically there is no blowback mechanism in the pistol so it would never have blowback, but if it did then yes there wouldn’t be enough power to cycle the slide.
Ok now I really want one
The spring is from The front suspension of a ford😂😂
I bought mine in the year 2000. Still got it, needed a few seals in the magazine/valve system over that time but otherwise it's as solidly made as the real deal - Because it is a real Makarov just with a couple of bits converted for CO2. Whilst the sights are non-adjustable, they are like on the real Mak, able to be drifted left or right with a punch, which I did fairly easily as mine was shooting a good few inches left when I received it. Elevation is spot on at 10 yards. Makarov rear sights can be found in different heights to adjust the elevation if necessary. They are numbered for the different heights. Mine has a No.5 on it. Overall a pretty nice airgun. I have a few different Russian made holsters for it too.
Only the first few batches are converted from real Makarovs, the later versions are brand-new lines, eliminated some features but still using close/same materials. However, the 2019/2020 version even changed to a soft recoil spring. B4 that version, still a good training tool. The strong spring and slide help you better to transit to the real steel.
@@weberismail1076 Mine has the heavy spring. It's firmly in the 2nd generation group of this series of pistols. *you are right though, the slides are made slightly differently as you look through the generations I have since learned.
Rear sights are adjustable as are the real Makarov , they can be drifted from side to side for windage by tapping with a punch and hammer. The rear sight is replaced with either a taller or lower sight, which is why they are numbered, but I guess you'll have to go to a Russian Stockist for the sights.( I have a lower sight in my spares box)
In 1997 I bought a Baikal IJ 70 .380 commercial export model for $79.99 us with holster spare magazine cleaning tool and 300 rounds of ammunition. It was my first self defense gun. I definitely had an inferiority complex and wanted a Glock like everyone else, but that little Russian gun never failed me, extremely reliable!
I'm surprised about this review, it's just a regular Makarov, modified for airsoft. If you ever shot a real Makarov pistol, the trigger pull is close. Many components are the same as the original gun, including the spring and trigger mechanism, safety, hammer, disassembly lever, you can even get the damn firing pin and put it in your real gun. If you look for something as close to the original as possible, this one surely is it. It's a very interesting gun that shows the difference in engineering approaches between Russian and western gunsmiths. Cheers
It's not airsoft, it's an airgun.
I’d be interested to know if these Baikal Maks can accept deact magazines with a few inert rounds inside, like the “Yunkers” Ak’s used to? Would make brilliant display pieces if they did... Rusmilitary website offers a package with a deact mag and a couple of 9x18 inerts but I’m unsure if that’s just intended to go alongside for some photo action. Can anyone confirm this for me? Would be much appreciated.
@@tomjones5453 I think they can, but I'm not sure...
Ok, built is similar to original firearm, but it's an airgun, so it should perform good as airgun. Meanwhile it's well built but it shoots not as good.
@@tomjones5453 They can
I've bought one of these in 1992 (soviet made). It's working like a charm to this day. I've never lubed it or changed any rubber part from the magazine. It's a beast. Don't kmow about the new ones though
I understand that the review is a couple of years old, but the co2 version is just the same as the proper 9,2 mm as they are. It's been designed as a concealed carry sidearm to be fired at a maximum of 15 yards. It does the job, the bullet will drop whatever it hits but the gun itself is a relic of the old days when the Russians used to make everything to last a lifetime no matter what you put it through. I've fired a tokarev pistol on the range and my main gun was an AKMS59 when I was in forces back home and they are all the same. You can cut your hands on them just by handling one, but they will work through flood, fire, earthquake and probably a nuclear warfare too. They are not very accurate, but with the amount you can fire out of one without feeld stripping it they do the job
Spasibo za prosmotr)
Greetings from Russia, Andy!
I had a tokarev pistol back in the day.
Rattled like a tool box but always fired the rounds. 7.62 x27.
Powerful weapon
Kicked like a demented mule
Love it's over engineered and looks like it should. I think I'll add one to the back room repository
Thank you . I just bought it. Waiting for Excite lead/copper BBs to try it.
There must be some magic in the oily wrapping paper.
Suppprrrrr gun ...thaaanks Andy 💕💕💕
I have an Umarex Makarov Ultra. The fit and finish is marvelous. And it is CO2 BB and blowback. For me... it's a keeper.
So entertaining this channel ...love it
Nice review as always. I do like the realtree version but when a gun is in camo it always make me feel that it would be useful for hunting but the only thing you cant hunt with is tin cans and wouldnt even exit a soup can. All the best.
I am a very lucky to own one. Its a gorgeous piece made out of real decommissioned gun. With upgrades such as moon valve, smooth barrel and bored out co2 chamber it shoots really good
@tomb spider Idk, but when I purposely shot myself in the leg it made blue bruise for a month. I would imagine it can kill if you shoot someone in the eye. It also penetrates thin room door made out of pressed wood. Mind-blowing.
@tomb spider Yea, with all the upgrades probably the gnarliest airgun pistol out there
I have one of these but it’s the double stack version, all black (Well they call it blue’d) ... Looks the nuts!!! The only problem I have with mine is the safety becomes loose and will not engage, so I have to put some super glue around it, re-insert it and go from there. I have a 2016 model I think as my SN begins with T160 .. VERY realistic feel to it, shame it can’t have blowback though .. I think the recoil spring is the same one that is used in the real steel version .. So if you like playing with the slide like I do then you’ll love this gun!!
Accuracy is ok ???
Sweet video once again Andy n Co!
Never really liked the looks and design of the Makarov .. but I bet this one would be the one to still work after "accidentally" driving over it with a forklift.. 😂
An interesting review
Bought mine in 2000 which I believe makes it a Mk.2. I still have it and use fairly regularly. It’s been reliable over the years and wouldn’t part with it.
I bought the black with Bakelite handle about 20 years ago and absolutely fell in love with it, it felt original it was accurate and surprisingly heavy. I don't know how I misplaced it but recently I decided to Google Makarov and found they still made it so I have one on order and will be picking it up next week to add to my small collection of replicas. A really good video thank you
another interesting review
You need to check new МР-658К, it has blowback.
Finally got my nickel version after wanting one for 5 years. One went missing en route, then a second. Two months later they both turned up at my local gun shop on the same day! Must have gone to a holding facility. Am made up with mine. Watched all the youtube clips to death. Nothing special shooting wise (nor bad) but just very tactile and solid.
Hi the top slide are now cast the gen 1 have original slide but not blowback. Spring is orig too
Got an early model of this pistol in the Noughties. Came in a plastic gun case, spare seals, cleaning rod and patches, rusty gold coloured BBs, cleaning cloth, and wrapped in oily paper. About 60 GBP at the time, which was sale priced below the usual retail. It has a very large wraparound black plastic grip, nothing like the red star grips illustrated in your video, and a lanyard ring style fitting to pierce the gas bottle. Won't fit a Makarov holster because of this big grip. Still going strong to this day, slide spring is no weaker than when new ! When packed at factory, one stray BB rusted to the slide, requiring filing clean and refinishing, otherwise, problem free. Really feels like a "proper" pistol......legend had that it was made using real Makarov components, interchangeable with the firearm version. Lots of harmless fun, anyway.
It's not a legend. The Iżewsk plant has been making real Makarows for almost 70 years and they did use it's parts to make this replica
@@Pijawek Thanks for the information, Pijawek.
For some reason I am sold on the brown paper wrapping.
Please make a review on the newer Blowback version!
Enjoyed the video, interesting and humor is a good thing. Norica makes a nice looking Makarov but can't find one in the States.
The USSR had quite some achievement in space;first orbital craft,first man in space, first landing (non human)on the Moon and the only human made objects to ever land on Venus
love to have the classic version but if i'm not mistaken they run some $600 CAD
Well, I was almost convinced to love it, at first. I've seen various Makarov replicas over the past couple of years, so I guess I was expecting this one to be extra special as it came right from the factory. But the deal breaker was that it is not a blowback. I could've put up with the stiffer slide and trigger.
But on the positive side, it is the first camo replica pistol that actually sparked some attention in me. Also, I'm not really into the nickel/chrome models either, but IF I were to ever acquire one of these, it would be the nickel one. (Your comment about how the camo felt raised the nickel version into first place).
A Makarov is far down on any desire list of mine, neither making it onto my 'GOTTA GET LIST' nor my 'DON'T FORGET ABOUT ME LIST'.
The 3 Russian replicas I currently own are all Gletchers & BB. M1895 pistol; M1944 carbine; M1891 Obrez.
Once more, RESPECT to you for giving an honest review.
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aka THE CANADIAN SASQUATCH
It’s a real odd one I must admit, on one hand I love it, but on the other it missed a real trick. Nice to hear from you as always my friend.
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Very good review Andy (as usual) but could you tell me the RRP of the Baikal in Stainless Steel please. Keep up the good work
are there pointed pellet versions?
Hello!
Try shooting lead Gamo Round.
The gun has a rifled barrel.
I recommend testing the MP-651 "Корнет".
It's also a very interesting gun.
I stand to be corrected, but isn't the rear sight fitted in a dovetail, which would allow windage adjustment, via the judicious use of a brass drift and a small hammer?
Hello, and thanks for the video. I watch all I can. Very interesting them all. The Russians still use the same factories where they build their real steel guns to build their airguns. To bad I can not find their airguns here in this country. Yet, watching a replica that is not cheep chineses, is already very good to me!!! 😅😅😅
Gun not for me. But brilliant review Andy. Had me laughing throughout. Keep up the good work. Just purchased the 110 carbine. What a rifle
Dj Ed G : it’s a quality gun, and for that quality I don’t think they are expensive. Good choice. Andy.
Nice video Andy. Looks like a cool pistol and I would love to have it in my collection. But dont think I would use it much with a heavy triggerpul like that. Anyway. Its a nice replica. Thanks for the video. Take care my friend and have a great weekend. Regards Rune :)
Cock the hammer n its not too heavy i had one but for some reason police raided my friends house where all my air rifles n pistols were being stored and never gave them back i lost about 100 poundsworth of toys i cant afford to replace amd i am sad to this day over it :( basic robbery my crosman 2250 was still new in box they had no reason to take em and i nevwr got em back my phone got returned bricked too so was an expensive experience for me amd i hate the police to this day for it
@@benayers8622 Thanks for the info. Yes the cops can be crazy :( They took my guns to :(
And i meant 1000 not 100 lol had about a grands worth of rifles n pistols n 800 for the2 phones all gone just because they can :(
@@benayers8622 Yeah. It sucks beeing raided by the cops :(
Greeting's Andy ! how are you ? Whot a fab review on a fantastic little pistol ... And info presented like a true Professional , smooth as silk ... See in morning for your weekly show .... Cheers Simon 😀😇
Can you please tell me if you are supposed to use oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge. My other CO2 guns take Pellgunoil oil or silicone oil on the tip of the CO2 but I cannot find information on this gun I have the generation 5
I wish Baikal would bring out the mp656k Tokarev TT33 replica Co2 BB pistol again...or maybe Colt should make a model 1903 Co2 replica BB pistol with blowback!
@KÍSÉRLETEK OTTHONRAall the different versions of the Gletcher TT airgun and airsoft gun are out of stock everywhere in North America 😥
I wish I didnt pass on buying one of the steel BB TT33's , but there was always another airgun that I wanted more at the time.
@Légfegyverek És Kísérletek I finally found a TT-33 replica Co2 pistol and bought it🔫🔫🔫every TT model has been out of stock for ages in Canada, and Gletcher told me they discontinued the TT, TT-NBB & TT-A, but they would be releasing a full plastic cheap double action only Co2 BB pistol called the TT-P 😞
Out of the blue I got an email from a Canadian replica air pistol online store letting me know they had the Gletcher TT-NBB in stock, and the TT-P, and I ordered the TT-NBB, and I must have got the last one because they are 'out of stock' once again.
I am surprised by the shooting test at 8 meters. This pistol is very imprecise and it is strange that the shooting test has such a good result :-)
It's the fixed rifled barrel. Whilst it can't get a good grip on the steel ball, it does still spin them to some extent as in my year 2000 model at least, a 4.3mm steel ball is about as perfect a fit down the rifling as you could get. 4.3mm lead balls, if you can find them, do properly engage the rifling and it's a little more accurate than the already acceptable steel ammo.
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It defies logic to have a nice sliding upper like that and not make it blowback, particularly if they’re going all out for realism. However looking at it when disassembled, there is no bottom slide per se. Maybe one for the collection but as 2019 has been slow thus far for new pistols I may wait and see what the rest of 2019 brings before purchasing. I may have missed it but did you state the cost? Another great video Andy.
Sig Saur is bringing out a new pistol into a market area that I feel is often overlooked. The sub-compact. It is the Sig Sauer P365. Almost small enough to fit into the palm of your hand.
I also want to add that WE airsoft make a green gas pistol of the GLOCK 26 & 27. The mag holds, if I recall correctly, 14+1 BBs. There are several options. They are blowback and come in the semi-auto or with an optional full auto switch. They come in plain black, etched black, or etched black with an 'ivory' etched slide (which I'm drooling over.) There is also a model with a 'gold' slide.
It’s all your fault, bought the PP700SA and a bottle, now I’m driving down to Tamworth for 2.5 hours to pick one of these up. You could end up breaking up a marriage!! Every cloud eh!🤪🤪
The pistol is made from the same materials as the real firearm version, on the same assembly line.
Price?
Hi Sir how much price this pistol
Excellent Video Andy! I just have one problem - your video's are so good I ended up (in most cases) I end up buying it. Damn it Andy, my wallet hates you!
Tell me about it, I’m running space for gun cabinets. They are far too collectible some of these guns.
Is the inner barrel removable? I wanna use it as a prop
Also where can i get one?
Can you start mentioning the rrp ( price ) in all your reviews please. Apart from that your reviews are good.
I hear what you are saying, but I gets asked what it is in £ and $ & €, and then I get told it is cheaper here or there, so either way I’m on a loosing run. I do leave a link to a gun shop that stocks them in the details every time, and most people use that link or google them for their own currency and local country. When I’m doing a comparison review, then the price is more relevant and is usually included to compare. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
How did you get your hands on one of these? Russian are not importing any baikal, really want one
Bailey Otf if your in America they don’t import them there but if your in any other country just keep looking you will find one soon enough
That recoil spring looks like its from the firearm!!
It is
Yep it is so are most of thw rest of it lol
You can get spare seals from Russia via eBay.
Real grips fit the replica.
If it had blow back it would be sure to make it into my collection but unfortunately is hasn't so it won't. I know that Umarex have a version (not sure if lt's blow back or not) but why would you buy an Umarex version when you can get an almost original feeling Baikal version. They do seem to command a higher than expected price too, I personally do not understand why that is ? Especially as it is a non blow back bb firing metallic hunk of Russian history, what ever next ? A replica Lada with non functioning doors ! Well, I suppose that you wouldn't want to get in it any way.......But I was very surprised at the accuracy, shame about the lack of blow back, that's a deal breaker for me.
Original 7shot rashiya tt30 karewo please
Firstly really enjoy this channel and the reviews you do.
secondly does anyone know this :- i have been wondering what is the rules on owning realistic replica BB gun in the UK under the VCR act as i cant find a straight answer to this !! with them being a Replica Imitation Firearm (RIF) can you own one without it being painted bright colours
This isn't a replica or imitation firearm in legal terms like an airsoft, it's a proper airgun. You can purchase one in person without a license as long as you're over 18, and no, it doesn't have to be funny colours.
Airsoft or blanks hav to be bright colour but if its an air rifle or pistol that fires metal pellets or bbs then it can be replica without licenses its ridiculous just like most of our laws
I’d buy this for novelty purposes probably wouldn’t be shooting it much
Hello
Just Got mine few days ago!! $159 , & i got Bit by it!! ... a Makarov Bite! On My index finger, When Trying to slide loading , hasnt healed yet!! 😹😹😹
... mine didn't come in a Brown paper, but in a plastig bag type! .. it was greasy Though!... Too greasy!!? .. Had to wipe it clean !!!
Shooting test 10 meters???? Sorry my english. Thanks a lot
8 meters.
Makaron - pasta in estonian.
I’d love a baikal Makarov but everywhere I look they are sold out : /
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Rusmilitary has them in again. Treat yourself. I've had mine several years and I love it.
I have 2, blued and nickel ..I would say they are close replicas to the real Mak sharing parts..etc. they are the closest thing to a real gun you can buy. BUT they are crummy bb guns,,the seals break easy and they are incredibly difficult to fix. If you live in the UK, then don't take them to a repair shop because they will call the cops. Make no mistake, these are real guns adapted for the bb market to sell a bit cheaply..but if you want to feel how a real gun feels in your hand, then get one
Got mine in late 90s from a gun shop in the UK...the guy got it an just knew I'd want it... bought it straight away
Andy,
Writing from the U.S.
How can I get one of these Russian made Makarovs back to the U.S.? I am flying to England in April.
Should I...….. A) Speak to airport/airline authorities and plead for assistance and understanding?
B) Ask Drapers of Nottingham to mail the pistol to my U.S. address?
Thanks Andy for your wonderful videos.
The baikal Makarov pistols are plentiful in Canada. replicaairguns sells them, and other online surplus stores and airgun sellers.
This gun, made from original firearms Makarov, and multitool also original. It's good, because, I don't want to buy aluminium + plastic CO2 guns. Aluminium + plastic is 1 summer only - lost the money, only.
I think these are these being sold to civilians are the same weapons used to train police. We obviously could not use live rounds in recreating shooting incidents for training purposes. But I remember at the time they felt like the real ones I had already used. Also they REALLY HURT. I was hit on the side of the face and ended with a big black eye. Another made me think it broke a rib but nothing showed on the x-ray. Perhaps these are not as high pressured but still built the same way.
Dont use steel bb on this. It has a rifled barrel.
then what?
Надо заряжать омеднеными пулями BB
I would love to own this gun! Particularly in that it is not blowback. That waste of air just isn't Russian! I hope I can find one. A simplified Walther.
Where can I get one ?
@tomb spider
I live in the USA high desert of Nevada .
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And let me add that anyone in the U.S. who owns one of these is very lucky indeed. Thanks to the new customs laws enacted by the Trump administration it's almost impossible to have these pieces imported. Most European dealers will no longer attempt to ship to the U.S. because there is a 90 percent chance it will be seized regardless of state, legal or not. I'm lucky enough to own 7 with 2 being of Generation 1.
I assume we can't get these anymore because the Russian army have requisitioned them all for their new recruits.
Russian made things are much more durable than us made things 😊
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Ma KA rov...not MA karov.
Definitely won't be buying a Russian gun
even a Kalashnikov assault rifle?)
Thanks for telling us, we’ll all sleep easy knowing that.
@@numberstation any time 👍