Thread: Baikal semi

My old man has had a MP-153 for over 15 years now, it has been retrieved by diving to the bottom of the lake (by yours truly - dutiful son that I am) used to paddle the dinghy in a few times, cycled for a week straight while covered in, as Johnny Cash says, "the mud, the blood, and the beer" and not once, in the whole time, do I recall him cleaning it other than running a pull-through up its pipe. Tough as, and rough as.

@upnorth uplander has one too, his is the first one I have seen jam, last season. He's obviously rougher on the gear than my old man is...

Originally Posted by Pointer

My old man has had a MP-153 for over 15 years now, it has been retrieved by diving to the bottom of the lake (by yours truly - dutiful son that I am) used to paddle the dinghy in a few times, cycled for a week straight while covered in, as Johnny Cash says, "the mud, the blood, and the beer" and not once, in the whole time, do I recall him cleaning it other than running a pull-through up its pipe. Tough as, and rough as.

@upnorth uplander has one too, his is the first one I have seen jam, last season. He's obviously rougher on the gear than my old man is...

Only jams with steel shot

Originally Posted by upnorth uplander

Only jams with steel shot

It is 12 yrs old and has had a few knocks