IZh 81
A compact version of Russia's first domestically mass-produced pump-action shotgun, the dependable IZh-81 is a cheap, basic shotgun perfect for home defense.IZh-81
When one thinks of Russian shotguns, the craziest and most out-of-the-box examples often spring to mind; the revolving MTs-255, the large-bore KS-23, the box-mag-fed Saiga 12. However, there do exist more conventional Russian shotguns, namely the IZh-81. First produced in 1993 as a modification of the earlier IZh-21 (a copy of the Remington 870), it was the first domestic Russian pump shotgun to be mass-produced. By the year 2000, the improved MP-133 shotgun began production in its place. Versions of the IZh-81 that were fed by detachable magazines (IZh-81K & IZh-81KM) also exist, how strange.
Features
- IZh-81 (Twelve gauge ex-Soviet shorty shotgun. Found under Tube Fed Shotguns)
Attributions
- Model is from Stalcraft.