The holster is in about Very Good condition. There are a few light handling marks in the holster with crazing around the toe, and along the front edge of the holster and the edges of the top flap. The leather is still supple but shows spots of oil staining on the magazine pouch, top flap and the back of the holster. The holster appears identical to the Steyr holster shown at for a 2nd Variation Radom, but the makers markings on the inside of the top flap are too faint to read. There are two belt loops sewn to the back of the holster and an intact pull strap on the inside of the holster. The top flap has a steel stud on it for securing to a strap sewn to the outside of the holster. The holster is made from a single piece of leather that is folded over at the front and sewn along the rear edge, and folded over at the top to form the top flap. It is also in about Good to Very Good condition. The spare magazine is marked “77” on the bottom of the floorplate and with an inspection mark at the bottom of the spine. It is in about Good to Very Good condition. The magazine in the pistol is the correct magazine for this pistol and is marked with an “Eagle / 189” on the floorplate. The magazines are blued and show thinning. As with all used firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance standards.īox, Paperwork & Accessories: This pistol come with a total of two magazines and a brown leather top-flap holster. This allows the slide release to be pushed out from the right side and the gun disassembled much like a Browning High Power. To disassemble the gun, the slide is pulled back and the dismounting lever is raised into a notch on the bottom edge of the slide. It does not have the groove in the back of the mainspring housing for attachment of a shoulder stock. The Grade II variant included a dismounting lever on the left rear of the frame, and a lanyard ring on the bottom of the mainspring housing. There is a de-cocker on the slide and a grip safety. The trigger is crisp and the slide is tight to the frame. Mechanics: The action functions correctly. Overall, this handgun rates in about Very Good condition. The screw heads are sharp and the markings are clear. The hammer and slide serrations show light wear ant eh knurling on the small parts is sharp. There is also a tiny disfigured spot on the bottom left edge of the slide at the back edge of the slide retaining notch. There is thinning in all areas, with a few light handling marks on the slide. There is pinprick surface erosion scattered over the top of the slide and sides of the slide and frame. Overall Condition: This handgun retains about 65% of its metal finish. There is extremely light erosion scattered throughout the bore. Type of Finish: The pistol has a blued finish with very light wire wheel marks under the finish indicative of a wartime finish.įinish Originality: The finish is original.īore Condition: The bore is a mottled bright/gray with sharp pronounced rifling. The grips are in about Very good condition. The smooth borders and triangles show several light handling marks.
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The checkering shows moderate wear with two mars in the left grip. Stock Configuration & Condition: The grips are checkered black plastic with “FB” in an inverted triangle on the left grip and “VIS” in an inverted triangle on the right grip. There is a thin narrow rib running down the center of the entire length of the slide with a finely checkered finish. The rear sight is a “V” notch dovetailed into the slide. Sights / Optics: The front sight is a short narrow blade fixed to the rib on the slide. The left slot in the underside of the slide is marked “K0891”. The underside of the barrel in front of the lug is marked “8 82”. The right side of the lug is marked “2” and with an “Eagle / 623”.
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The left side of the barrel lug is marked “891” and with an Eagle holding a globe with Swastika. There are inspection marks on the right front of the trigger guard, the right side of the slide below the port and on the slide release. The right side of the trigger is marked “f” and the front face of the slide is marked “N”.
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The right side of the frame is marked “K0891” and with an “Eagle / 77”. The left side of the frame is also marked with an “Eagle / WaA77”. Nr.15567 / “P.35(p.)””, an Eagle holding a globe with Swastika, “Eagle / WaA77” (Waffenamt Used in Poland at Radom) and “Eagle / 623” (Waffenamt for Final Acceptance at Steyr). Markings: The left side of the slide is marked “F. Model: VIS 35 (Vis is Latin for “force”) 2nd Variation ()Īction Type: Single Action Semi-Auto Pistol with Removable Magazine Make: Fabryka Broni (Arms Factory), in Radom, Poland Arrow_back Returns To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold Foreign Military Arms