Baikal IZH61 Pellet Rifle - .177 Caliber - 5 Shot Clip!
Item #: ea180200 | MSRP: $124.90|You Save $15.00 (12%) Our Price: $109.90
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This repeating air rifle is so much fun to shoot, you'll definitely have a tough time putting it down. A spring-powered gun, the IZH 61 is easy to cock and can be used by adults and youngsters (with adult supervision).
The highly adjustable trigger is one of the most interesting features of this rifle. Not only can you adjust the first-stage overtravel and pull weight of the second stage, but you can also adjust the position of the trigger! Guns costing many, many times more than the IZH 61 don't have all those features.
The synthetic stock has a raised cheekpiece and the length of the stock is adjustable (31" to 33"). The rear sight is a fully adjustable notch. The front sight is hooded. Load five pellets into the removable clip, insert it, cock the sidelever and start having fun!
You can add a red dot sight on the 11mm dovetails to get even more accuracy from this rifle. Speaking of accuracy...you won't outgrow the potential of this gun! The accuracy of the hammer-forged steel barrel is pretty close to what you'll get on a super-expensive Olympic target rifle. Yeah, it's THAT good!
Includes extra mainspring, owner's manual and a cleaning rod. Ninety-day limited repair warranty on metal parts, with 30-day repair warranty on mainspring, seals and stock.
- Loudness: 2-Low-Medium
- Weight: 4.30 lbs
- Barrel Length:18.50"
- Overall Length: 33.00"
- Capacity: 5 round(s)
- Cocking Effort: 10.50 lbs.
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Fixed
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for windage and elevation
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 1.40 lbs
- Suggested for: Target practice/Fun
- Action: Sidelever
- Powerplant: Spring-piston
- Safety: None
- Repeater: Repeater
- Body: Rifle
- Warranty: This gun has a special return
policy read more about it here.
| manufacturer | Baikal |
|---|---|
| caliber | .177 |
| velocity | 490 |
| airgun mechanism | Spring |
| ammo type | Pellet |
| airgun use | Plinking / Fun / Target Shooting |
| barrel style | Rifled- Fixed Barrel |
| product condition | New |
| warranty | 1 Year Limited |
Overall Rating for Baikal IZH61 Pellet Rifle - .177 Caliber - 5 Shot Clip!
excellent gun

By j d on December 17, 2010
There are a few inaccuracies here. The trigger position is not adjustable anymore but the first and second stages are adjustable. The trigger is also extremely light. Also I found the stock is much more adjustable than stated. if you unscrew the stock adjustment knob and put the nut it goes in in the second position you can get around 4 more inches of adjustment. Polymer stock is solid weapons grade polymer. Barrel is amazing. sights are right on after you adjust them to your eyes enabling you to put consecutive shots in the same hole over and over. The gun just feels right in my hands. I don't want to put it down. The only problem it has is the clips. If you aren't careful loading them the pellets will fall right out. The gun is in fact imported from Russia. The box and instruction manual were both in English and Russian. I kept them both for the novelty of it. This gun truly shames "Made in America" It's the best in my collection which has rifles from all over the world. It definitely shames my best English, Spanish, and Italian rifles on and off the ranges.Holy targets, batman!

By John on May 24, 2010
This was a great gun from the first time I held it. After a bit of practice, which was fun, I got olympic grade accuracy out of the gun with a diopter rear sight replacing the rear open sight. I was also able to rip through a clip with the light cock weight with ease. The clip needs a bit of redesign so the pellets don't fall out. My solution was to widen the skirt on the pellet with a pellet device I picked up somewhere designed to do that. The dove tail on it also works well with a crosman reflex sight for speed shooting if you rotate the front sight 180 degrees. It's a fairly universal competition rifle that can stand toe to toe with a more expensive rifle and not be found wanting.awesome gun

By michael mossessian on December 8, 2008
best russian rifle i have. i hav ea few more izh's and they are really good. im russian and i think izh makes the best rifles in all of russia. i live in the us though. its got good accuracy. game winning gun. out of all of the izh guns there are, its the best of all russian rifles. i won like 60 bb wars with it. awesome gun for the good price. in russia it costs like $982.00izh-61

By cody on June 11, 2008
i got to say this gun is great! at first i thought it was a little ugly but boy can it shoot! the rifle is so accurate that my old folks who never shoot guns love it they can already hit a bullseye at 11 yards and they are already ordering another one for themselves. so if you want a gun that is dead accurate and has good power this is the gun for you! the only thing i do not like is the look so much but after you have it for a while it will become the best pellet gun for anything!!!
Perfect

By Herb on December 29, 2007
After shooting this gun for a while, and a few others I have recently purchased, the IZH61 is the first gun I reach for. Accurate and well made. Best I've seen yet. BUY IT.Very nice

By Herb on December 13, 2007
Nice piece of work, made very well. Recommended especially if you collect these guns. Little adjustment to the sight and ready to go. Looks great easy to cock and very light. Great product for the price BUY IT! Shipping was on time. Great company to work with good communication.Hidden Jewel

By RayCK on August 2, 2007
IZH-61I was away from airgun shooting for almost 40 years (England 1960"s). The little Russian was the first airgun I bought several years ago upon returning to the hobby. Thirty some airguns later it continues to be a favorite. Its design is brilliant. A five-shot that loads each pellet into the breach. A barrel that is almost as accurate as a $2,000 Olympic target rifle. It is called a youth airgun by some, well, at fifty something I love it. I may trade other airguns I have collected but not this one. The IZH61 is far to much fun to ever part with. If you do not own an IZH61 you might want to get one. I doubt that they will be made forever. My teen daughter has no problem cocking at the shoulder never dropping a bit. Have not chronoed but at 10 meters (length of my basement) little further in back yard has plenty of speed for target or plinking. Shoot safe and do not loose sight of this frequently forgotten bargain. Some think it is ugly but I respectfully disagree.
Ray
I just wish it came as a .22 as well:)
Best of all Russian rifles

By Pavel on April 24, 2007
Best of all Russian rifles
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