Polish DPM Parts Kits

We were able to secure these excellent Polish DPM before it was purchased and sent to Ukraine by western governments.  Nearly every kit is all matching and in good of shape or better than the pictures above. The kits will sport a receiver and barrel demilled to ATF specifications (THE PICTURE ABOVE SHOWS THE KIT PRIOR TO BEING CUT). Cuts will be done via torch/plasma cut. Each DPM ships with the following accessories:
2x 47rd magazines

2x Pancake Magazine Pouches (each pouch holds three mags)

1x Canvas carrying case for the rifle

1x Tool Bag and Tool Kit

1x DPM Sling

The DP-28 otherwise known as Degtyaryov's Infantry Machine Gun was the main infantry light machine gun of the soviet army. It had a reputation as a relatively effective light support weapon. It was nickanmed the Record Player by Red Army Troops because of its pancake magazine. It was later modernized in 1943 and became known as the DPM. When Poland was occupied by the Soviet Army and a puppet government was instituted in Warsaw, State controlled Polish arms factories were coerced into manufacturing Soviet weapons. The Polish DPM was manufactured by Radom, Circle 11, and became instituted into the Post War Communist Polish Army. Despite being close to 100 years old, DPMs are still being used today with them being spotted on both sides of the Russo-Ukranian War.