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1) Baikal:
On November 6, 2004 we let the cat out of the bag, so to speak. All of the guns we had been importing from Baikal of Russia (IZH models), will now be sold under the Spartan by Remington” name brand. We will continue to perform warranty work on the Baikal line. Spartan by Remington guns will be at a slightly higher price than similar EAA models, so buying an EAA model is a good investment since the price will only increase. If you are a dealer, stock up on all the EAA Baikal guns you can find and enjoy the profit. The change to Spartan by Remington was a positive change for the Baikal line and fully supported by EAA Corp. The Baikal plant in Russia will now be working with one of the oldest and largest names in the USA firearms business and we are proud to have had a part in this historic event.

We will keep all our IZH / Baikal models on the website for the time being while inventories are being sold off.

And from the Baikal site this info:

MP-221 "Artemida" side-by-side rifle

PREPRODUCTION STAGE

Description

The unique combination: "express" SbSё gun of classic appearance and innovative concept of barrel unit, which provides for close and stable patterning.

MP-221 "ARTEMIDA" features:

Elegant appearance and small weight owing to the receiver adopted from the small-bore IZH-43 options.

Perfect safety in operation owing to automatic safety that locks sears and triggers.

Stability of scattering and mean impact point. If a cartridge load has been changed the mean impact point of each barrel can be zeroed to a common center via ribless joint of barrel unit, loose fit of right barrel in the sleeve and a jack-type horizontal adjuster.

Sighting device: open front and rear sights. Long rail for scope mount.

Stock and forend are made of extra-quality beech or walnut.

Specifications

Calibre 7,62x51 (.308Win) .30-06 Springfield* 45-70 Govt*
Trigger pull (adj.), N 1,5-2,5 1,5-2,5 1,5-2,5
Barrel length, mm 600 600 600
Overall length, mm 1050 1050 1050
Weight, kg 3,3-3,35 3,3 3,15

* Option is at stage of customer demand analysis.