Lacoste Kommando LDP "Rhuzi" SMG Parts Kit, w/ Barrel & 40rd Magazine, 9mm *Good*

Original South African Manufactured Lacoste Kommando 'Land Defense Pistol' "Rhuzi" Sub-Machine Gun Parts Kit with Barrel and 40 round Magazine, 9mm, in *Good* condition.

Sold Individually (kit pictured is exactly what you will receive).

This gun is rarely available to add to your collection!
This does not have receiver pieces.
This is the kommando variety of these series of weapons, where the magazine catch is supported by a palm swell.
The polymer lower trigger housing frame needs milling work to be in functioning order; the trigger hole is not correctly milled and the trigger will not function.
Includes barrel and 40 round blued magazine.
9MM barrel bore is in *Very Good* condition.
Shows signs of wear, marring, grime, etc...

One of a variety of semi-automatic carbines designed and manufactured in Rhodesia (now a part of Zimbabwe) for use as self-defense weapons, the Kommando was manufactured during the Bush War Era as a "Land Defense Pistol" (a generic term for weapons of this type) for use by white African farmers.
To produce the weapon, the weapon was financed by a man named Hubert Ponter; as such, the final weapon would be known as the LDP, each initial representing something to do with the weapon (Lacoste, DuPlessis, Ponter). Production began in 1975, with exports beginning in 1976 to South Africa.

Parts must be inspected and tested by qualified and competent gunsmiths or armorers before use in a firearm.
Not all firearm parts are interchangeable; use of surplus parts without proper knowledge could cause a firearm to malfunction and cause property damage, injury or death.

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