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I have a Baikal O/U in 20 ga and am very pleased with the fit, finish and performance. Unlike most American long guns which hav a basically nuetral stock, Baikal stocks typically have cast off (cast on?), anyway a slight bend in the stock that helps right handed shooters. The degree of bend varies from gun to gun. I happen to shoot left handed and some searching found a pretty nuetral stock that also happens to have a nice grain. My gun has been very reliable and trouble free and can recommend them as a good value purchase. But for the reasons above, I would first want to see and handle the exact gun I was going to buy, ie no mail orders.

I have shot a Silma 12 ga, it felt light but otherwise handled nice and I shot well with it. The F&F were better than any Khan I've seen (and they make the Mossbergs). But the gun was new, and the owner had no other experience with the brand so I can't speak for its long term reliability.
 
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