Hi, I have been a huge Makarov fan for quite some time. I bought one today in Wexford, I can not figure out how old it is. Here is some details Makarov Handgun Made. The Makarov pistol or PM. Large numbers of Makarov pistols are still in. Baikal marketed various Makarov-derived handguns in the United States under the IJ-70. Chuck Hawks shares information about the 9x18mm and. Photo Calendar Maker 2.51 Software Serial. 380 ACP Baikal IJ-70 Russian Makarov pistol in this synopsis. The Baikal IJ-70 (Makarov) Pistol By Chuck Hawks. Appears nearly new in box with lanyard ring, 2 mags, lanyard, flap holster, sight tool, instructions, cleaning rod and 2 matching SN boxes.

Millie Jackson Greatest Hits Download there. I believe I have two commerical Russian Makarovs, but I am curious about a couple of things. The first is a Baikal. It has IJ-70 on it, There are two stenciled serial numbers, (one on slide & a matching one on frame), but there is another number on the frame that is engraved, A009064, why two numbers?

The second one is an Imez. It has IJ70-18A On the frame it also has a circle with an arrow, (Tula?), as well as a large 'C' that has a 'P' in the center of it and a small 'T' where the two ends of the 'C' meet. Also below that there is a very small 'SAD1' They both have adjustable sites. Why the IJ70-18A on the Imez?, is that a different model? Why is there a Tula marking on the Imez, is it a military frame? Are commerical models as collectable as military? Being a 'newbie' here, I don't know how the admins feel about links to other websites but the place to look up any info about Makarovs is at That being said, how do you like 'em?