My Polish M44

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Siam
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My Polish M44

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Had this one for a month or so, got on GB. It is a 1952 Polish M44 with all matching parts, including numbered stock, except bolt which is Hungarian. There is the # 41 stamped on the wood under the buttpad, any significance? Stock is very nice and bore good. A few pictures.
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Very nice Polish M44, the numbers under the wood would be various inspection stamps placed on the rifle as it was built. :)
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Thats very nice! Love it. :Drool1:
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Beautifull !!!!!!

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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Outstanding rifle! Congrats!
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Hard rifle to find these days! Congrats! Bill :D
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Hard to find any day, even back in the 90's when these were imported I only saw a couple of them.
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Outstanding fine.
Just lending a helping hand.
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