We will send you an email to reset your password.
Couldn't load pickup availability
“Small Batch” alert: we are first to bring to market a limited run of KBK wz. rifles still wearing their torch-cut Type 3 receivers and intact factory barrels. Every kit is listed individually, so what you see is exactly what you get.
This set is a 1960-dated, Circle 11-stamped Polish AK-47 that left Radom’s famed Łucznik factory before Poland transitioned to stamped AKMs. It retains MOSTLY matching serial numbers #14197 (Only recoil spring does not match / spring assembly altered to match) – receiver stub, bolt, bolt-carrier, recoil spring and dust cover all roll-marked alike. The original cold-hammer-forged barrel remains pinned in the trunnion with strong, bright rifling.
KBK is short for Karabinek—Polish for “carbine.” The model code wz. 1960 (“wzór 1960” = “Pattern 1960”) identifies Poland’s license-built Type 3 AK with a machined receiver. Produced in relatively small numbers from 1957-1962, these rifles bridged the gap between the Soviet Type 3 and the stamped-receiver AKM. While most were fixed-stock models, a small number were produced with a milled underfolder stock, making this variant particularly desirable. Because most were rebuilt or used for AKM conversions in the late 1960s, matching KBK wz. 1960 kits are exceptionally scarce today.
Condition: GOOD CONDITION.
Supply is extremely limited – Don’t miss the chance to build or preserve a true piece of Cold-War history.
NOTE: All parts must be inspected and installed by a qualified gunsmith. Receiver pieces are sold as historical artifacts only.
DISCLAIMER: Parts kits are subject to state-specific shipping restrictions and cannot be shipped to California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, or Washington. Please visit our shipping restrictions page to review all applicable restrictions for your state. Subject to change.
We use cookies to give you the best experience on our site. Privacy Policy
