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IZh-94
Russian double-barreled shotgun From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The IZh-94 (also known as MP-94) is a Russian double-barreled shotgun.[2]
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History
The IZh-94 was designed in 1992[2] as a successor to the IZh-27.[1]
In September 2008, all Izhevsk Mechanical Plant firearms were renamed and the IZh-94 became known as the MP-94 (Mechanical Plant-94).[3]
Design
The IZh-94 is an over-and-under hammerless shotgun, with one barrel above the other. The barrels are detachable. The weapon based on the design of the IZh-27M shotgun[2][1]
It has a walnut or beech stock and fore-end.[1]
All IZh-94 variants have iron sights and scope base for optical sight is available.[1]
Variants
- IZh-94 (ИЖ-94) - smoothbore shotgun
- IZh-94 "Sever" (ИЖ-94 "Север") - combination gun, .20 gauge barrel over 5.6 mm rifled barrel (.22 LR,[2] .22 WMR or 5.6×39mm)[1]
- IZh-94 "Taiga" (ИЖ-94 "Тайга") - combination gun, .12 gauge barrel (.12/70mm or .12/76 mm Magnum) over 7.62 mm caliber rifled barrel (7.62×39mm, .308 Winchester or 7.62×54mmR)[1]
- IZh-94 "Express" (ИЖ-94 "Экспресс") - double-barreled rifle
- IZh-94 "Scout" (ИЖ-94 "Скаут") - lightweight combination gun (2.76 kg), .410 bore and .22 LR. The first rifle was introduced in January 2002.[4]
Users
Belarus - is allowed as civilian hunting weapon[5]
Kazakhstan - is allowed as civilian hunting weapon[6]
Russian Federation[7] - is allowed as civilian hunting weapon[1]
Ukraine - is allowed as civilian hunting weapon[8]
USA - the import was allowed[9] and IZh-94 were sold as the Remington SPR94[10]
Museum exhibits
- one IZh-94 shotgun is in collection of Tula State Arms Museum in Tula Kremlin[11]
References
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