Need help identifying Russian made shotgun

The firing pin looks to be a simple lathe turning and any competent smith could make you one and harden it for probably not a whole lot. The screw shouldn't be that hard to replace, either.
 
I seriously doubt that a Baikal has bushed firing pins; that is usually done on higher grade guns.

Any made to order pin will need to be hardened making this a job for a real smith and not some Glock parts changer

Good luck!
 
To be honest, your gun has a passing resemblance to a Rossi Squire, which, itself may (or most likely) be a copy of another make.

Edit: I just caught a partial mark in one of your photos: "сделано в СССР" which means "made in USSR." That would put the Rossi out of the picture.

Nevertheless, check out this link: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Rossi-33467/Shotguns-40395/SquireDoubleBarrel-41241.htm

And here's another possibility, that the Russians obtained machinery from this Spanish "Matador" defunct maker:
 

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The matador was made by AYA, who are alive and well. That semi schnable fore end looks Russian all right, Baikal still uses those.
It looks like all you need is one firing pin and two set screws. The screws are probably metric. Take the receiver and go to a hardware store or Fastenal and determine the screw size and pitch, and if they don't have them you can get them from McMaster-Carr. Any competent gunsmith OR machinist should be able to turn out a firing pin in short order. OR, find someone who speaks Russian to interpret everything, but even if you find the makers odds on parts are long. That doesn't look like a new gun.
 
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