1951 Polish Mosin kbk wz.44

[Miller Tyme]

I have been lucky enough to acquire a very hard to find 1951 model that is matching numbers. It has the unusual dark colored hard wood stock, pristine bore, bluing that rivals any sporting rifle, and a polish issued carbine sling.

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[Flying10uk]

Do you know if this excellent finish is how it left the factory or has it had some refinishing by a civilian owner, please?

[Miller Tyme]

Do you know if this excellent finish is how it left the factory or has it had some refinishing by a civilian owner, please?

This is how it left the factory. Polish Mosins are known for there beautiful stocks and sporting arms quality bluing.

[Flying10uk]

It is a lovely piece of craftsmanship.

[Ovidio]

Very nice.
I have an "Izzy" from 1944 and, although in very good conditions, it really looks very different.
The finishing is absolutely at another level.
Good buy!

[cipherk98]

I've seen a similar Polish Mosin that is also stunning. They've become premium priced guns in recent years, and that is a big reason why. Come to think of it, I've never seen a really poorly finished Polish arm (excluding those made under duress/occupation of course).