While in Poland for MSPO 2024 I stopped by some Polish gunshops in Warsaw. It’s fascinating to see what’s available for Polish firearms dealers and Polish citizens. If you’re a dealer you can obtain full-autos with the proper licenses, and if you’re a citizen you can obtain semi-autos provided you go through what most Americans would consider to be a very intrusive background check.
The dealer I went to is Sklep z bronią i amunicją GARAND, which translates to “Garand Weapons and Ammunition”. Their logo has the classic M1 Garand on it. They were really great, upbeat guys and it was really kind of them to show me some of their inventory.
One of the more interesting guns that had in stock was this Chinese CN-CS/LS7 -9mm. It was a blowback design and the curved magazine gave it the rough appearance of an MP5K. The dealer told me it’s a really solid gun. When I first saw it on the wall I actually thought it was an HK.
Here are links for the gunshop–
https://www.youtube.com/@sklepgarand
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