I agree, these are good shooting guns. They may need some trigger work, but they can shoot well.

The same goes for my new BRNO 803 o/u in 8x57R , thing is a bit heavy, a little different construction, but boy can it shoot once you figure it all out! The one set trigger makes all the difference in the world for accuracy, but even with the normal triggers, it can shoot very well compared to any double. That rifle was a $1600 gun, a bit more then the Baikals, but you get that little bit more also.

Baikals have always been strong, clunky, long lasting, good shooting guns. My friend has a 20 gauge single shot that he prefers to his other grouse guns - and it was owned by his grandfather at one time - some 45 years ago. It still is a light, handy, accurate little gun.