Feast your eyes on this exceptional piece of firearm history, the Baikal IZH-35M Target Pistol. This semi-auto pistol is a gem in the world of competitive shooting, boasting a caliber of .22 LR and a capacity of 5+1. The overall condition is very good, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use. The bore overall condition is excellent with a clean, mirror finish and no signs of wear. The sharp lands and grooves of the excellent rifling add to the pistol's impressive condition.
Manufactured in Russia in 2002, this model carries a rich history. The IZH-35 is a Soviet-designed target pistol for conventional international competitive shooting, particularly disciplines requiring rapid fire such as 25 Meter Pistol (Sport Pistol) and Rapid Fire. Designed by V. A. Yarygin in 1973 and manufactured at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant, the prototypes were tested by the state in 1976 and made official for Soviet teams in 1979, replacing the previous XP-30 and XP-31 Soviet standard sport pistols.
In 2008, the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant renamed the IZH-35 as the MP-35M (Mechanical Plant-35M).
Included in the sale are two 5rd mags and the original case, making this a complete package ideal for any gun enthusiast or collector. The gun is equipped with a blade front sight and adjustable rear with square notch, and a weaver rail installed for optic. The black finish and walnut target grips lend an air of sophistication and the 6" barrel length ensures accuracy and precision. This is an excellent choice for someone looking for a competitive target gun or a unique piece to add to their collection. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of firearm history!