Polish Military Arsenal Fabryka Broni commonly called FB Radom builds a wide variety of Firearms, parts for Military, and shooter applications. They are well known for the 5.56mm Mod 96 Beryl Assault rifle. FB also produced the Tantal Rifle, Mini Beryl, and others. They are currently under contract with the Polish Military to supply the new MSBS carbine. Atlantic Firearms is an official FB Radom Arsenal direct vendor guaranteeing authentic parts.

Description

Polish FB Radom RPD Rifle Parts Kit

Polish Military Radom RPK Parts kit minus barrel and receiver! These kits were demilled from Original Polish military machine guns. Parts are in NRA good to very condition, Color of furniture varies slightly from each kit., May not come with sling. Comes with 100 round drum. Wood may show signs of usage or character.

Photos are for general reference only; condition/color of the pieces/parts/furniture varies kit to kit

From WIKI

Work on the RPD weapon commenced in 1943. Three prominent Soviet engineers were asked to submit their own designs: Vasily Degtyaryov, Sergei Simonov and Alexei Sudayev. Among the completed prototypes prepared for evaluation, the Degtyaryov design proved superior and was accepted into service with the Soviet armed forces as the 7.62 mm Ручной Пулемёт Дегтярёва, PПД (RPD, Ruchnoy Pulemyot Degtyaryova or "Degtyaryov light machine gun") model 1944. Although the RPD was ready for mass production during the final stages of World War II, large scale delivery of the weapon did not begin until 1953.[1] During the Vietnam War, the RPD served the Vietcong as their standard light machine gun.

After the introduction of the Kalashnikov-pattern support weapons, such as the RPK and PK machine guns in the 1960s, the RPD was withdrawn from most first-tier units of the former Warsaw Pact. However, the RPD remains in active service in many African and Asian nations. Apart from the former Soviet Union, the weapon was manufactured in China (as the Type 56 LMG), Egypt, North Korea(Type 62) and, since 1956, Poland.

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