Pre-Ban Heckler & Koch HK 91 Rifle in Factory NATO Woodland Camouflage

Manufactured in 1988, with "II" date code on the left side of the magazine well and an importer mark on the right. Features hooded blade front and four-position drum rear sights, birdcage flash hider, "II6M" marked barrel, "IH511" bolt, "IC" bolt carrier, and "0/1" color coded fire selector. Fitted with textured polymer triangular handguard, pistol grip, and fixed buttstock, along with a "7,62x51/IH" marked magazine. With the furniture and majority of metal surfaces (except the barrel, flash hider, and internals), including the magazine, enhanced with a desirable factory disrupted brown/green NATO woodland camouflage paint scheme, which was purportedly added to only 300 HK 91 rifles. Includes a cardboard shipping sleeve with a H&K Inc. label, Styrofoam insert fitted to the rifle, and a green web sling.

Condition

Excellent overall, retaining 98% plus original NATO woodland camouflage finish with some limited minor scuffing to the paint on the butt; otherwise, limited handling evidence. Mechanically excellent. The box is fair, with lost ends and damage to the Styrofoam.