Absolut
Senior Member
Thought this one is too good to not share it .. the term NOS does really apply to this gun since when I got it it still was in a brown paper bag which had partially been torn open to show what is inside. I carefully pulled out the gun and put the bag aside to avoid it getting damaged more. What was inside is a collectors dream - an all matching 1945 dating Steyr MP44 which is NOS. It is obvious it never saw a single shot. The stock still feels sticky from the factory linseed oil. The magazine to it btw still is in package as well, I didn't dare to open it since this one is really tight sitting. The buttplate trap still contains the takedown tool, all numbers are matching (note I digitally removed the first two digits in the pictures).
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