One scary/interesting thing about this old gal is the trigger. It's a scary light 11 ounces. Yup, zero pounds, 11 ounces. Is there any way to stiffen that up? It does fail the bump test. Dropping it from about 3" onto a carpeted floor will set the trigger off. This is purely a range gun, not going to be hunting the neighborhood squirrels, but I'd like it in the 2lbs + range if possible. Didn't see too much info online about it. Considering how long these have been in-country, you'd think there would be a ton of youtube videos about them but nada.
Right side profile
Left side profile
The metal is in really good conditional and the blue is really good except up on the end of the barrel, where it's worn slightly in a couple spots.
Non matching bolt but I was expecting that.
Butt plate matches the barrel shank serial number
Shot of the chamber. Looks like just a touch of peening at the top but otherwise looks good. The bore and crown look nearly brand new. This one should be a great shooter.
The only real detraction are some gouges on the bottom of the stock. They were a lot more visible before I cleaned it up with the lemon oil. After that, they're not as visually noticeable. Some misc pics of the stock..
Overall I'm really happy with it so far. Other than the gouges in the stock, it's in great shape. We'll see this weekend how it shoots!
A family photo of all of my current (11) Radom firearms. Need to get a few more Poles, I just really love the fit and finish on them. I've got a lot of Polish ancestry so these ones tend to talk pretty loudly to me.
