Polish DPM Parts Kit

Product Description

We got our hands on some really nice Polish DPM parts kits. These have been demilled to ATF specs with a torch cut barrel and receiver.

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 nicknamed 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.

We will be including an accessory pack with these kits while supplies last! The accessory pack consists of:
x2 47 round pancake magazines
x1 magazine pouch
x1 carrying case
x1 tool kit + pouch
x1 sling

How we grade surplus parts/magazines/kits etc. 

New Old Stock (NOS) – all original parts, 100% original finish, may be in original packaging, minor storage wear.

EXCELLENT – all original parts. over 80% original finish, sharp lettering of numerals and designs on metal and wood, unmarred wood, fine bore.

VERY GOOD – all original parts, none to 30% original finish, original metal surfaces smooth with all edges sharp, clear lettering, numerals and designs on metal, wood scratched or bruised, bore disregarded.

GOOD – some minor replacement parts, metal rusted or pitted in places, cleaned or reblued, principal lettering, numerals and designs on metal legible, wood refinished, scratched, bruised, or cracks repaired, in good working order. Bore disregarded

FAIR – some major parts replaced, minor replacement parts may be required, metal rusted, may be lightly pitted all over, vigorously cleaned or reblued, rounded edges of metal and wood, principal lettering, numerals and design on metal partly obliterated, wood scratched, bruised, cracked or repaired where broken, in fair working order or can be easily repaired and placed in working order.

POOR – major and minor parts replaced, major replacement parts required, and extensive restoration needed, metal deeply pitted, principal lettering, numerals and design obliterated, wood badly scratched, bruised, cracked or broken, mechanically inoperative, generally undesirable as a collector’s item. Poor condition items are generally considered gunsmith special and are not eligible for returns.

TRENCH ART – items will have stickers, carvings of pictures, or writing of names, initials, numbers, towns, etc. no condition stated but items will be serviceable. 

RACK NUMBERED – any rack numbered magazine may be in very good to new old stock condition unless otherwise stated on the listing. 

All magazines in good or better condition have been tested and are guaranteed to function. Parts kits may be missing a small pin/part that was lost in demill/transportation.