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    Is there no end to Predom Lucznik army surplus pistols?

    Wonder how many were made? Just bought one off Apex Gun Parts website, which got another shipment in. I see them on a Polish website as well. Only manufactured for a few years in the 70s. They just seem to keep flowing out of Poland? Mine will arrive in a few days will be interesting to try, so economical.

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    Protek in Bognor Regis just keeps getting them in, they seem to sell loads.

    Must be the 'Bond factor'...

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    This link shows the stash I bought mine from:-

    http://bobsairguns.com/index.php?opt...ery&Itemid=136

    No boxes - just lots of cases of Predom's wrapped in greaseproof paper - and very cheap too!

    What looked like rust was just congealed grease that wiped off with some petrol (other solvents are available).
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    Perhaps hordes of former government stocks have been released and have found their way to surplus dealers. A similar thing happened with Haenel 310 rifles that were released by the former East Germany some time ago. Rifles could be found in as new condition relatively cheaply but have gone up in price as stocks have dwindled.

    I guess now is a good time to buy a Predom pistol in fine fettle.

    JM
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    The price here in the US is $95 or 70 BP. That just seems so cheap but maybe when I get it in my hands I'll find out why? Lol

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    "This link shows the stash I bought mine from:-

    http://bobsairguns.com/index.php?opt...ery&Itemid=136

    No boxes - just lots of cases of Predom's wrapped in greaseproof paper - and very cheap too!

    What looked like rust was just congealed grease that wiped off with some petrol (other solvents are available). "



    i clicked the link on your site for the pistol but it just seemed to go back to the home page

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    Quote Originally Posted by zooma View Post
    This link shows the stash I bought mine from:-

    http://bobsairguns.com/index.php?opt...ery&Itemid=136

    No boxes - just lots of cases of Predom's wrapped in greaseproof paper - and very cheap too!

    What looked like rust was just congealed grease that wiped off with some petrol (other solvents are available).
    man, what a great find.. must be 40-50 pistols there !
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

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    Will these de value my LP53?.

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    The Predom

    In NZ the importer had cases of Predom parts. If you made up your own pistol it cost $35NZ .I bought two,one for Ron Young and t'other for myself.

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    Been selling in the market for 40 years already and had no affect on LP53 pricing as far as I can see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grahamrob View Post
    Will these de value my LP53?.
    They're a good pistol for the price and with a little fettling can be made better but they ain't no LP53, build quality and trigger are fields apart, that's not saying the Predom is bad just that the Walther is really rather good, but then I'm an LP53 fan
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    Quote Originally Posted by grahamrob View Post
    Will these de value my LP53?.
    I doubt it very much no ware near the quality of a lp53 but for the money very good.

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