North Korean guns in the U.S. are BEYOND rare. To have three of them on one table is something you may not see again. Based on geography alone, one might expect a heavy Chinese influence on North Korean guns, but as one can clearly see, a primary influence instead came from Russia.
From the Type 3, milled receiver AK, known in the DPRK as the Type 58, to their tried and true SKS, and the hybrid design Type 66 pistol, all would be a brilliant addition to a collection of international military arms.
Despite their early lives in the hot, humid climes of North Korea, all three military arms remain in remarkable condition.
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