For those who enjoy the German issue P.35 I thought you might enjoy looking at the latest addition to my "Radom" collection. While in nice condition its also interesting in the fact that its a "pre-alphabet" production and part of some of the first examples of German production (yes, right after the Polish/German parts assembly.)
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condition,condition,condition.......just the right amount of holster wearComment
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Robert,
Fantastic!
Your Radom VIS collection is the best I've seen!! I wish you would share more of your VIS collection!
Matt
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Very nice VIS
Ps. Do you have in collection all original Polish VIS with only Polish markings ?Comment
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WOW! Congratulation for this outstanding VIS-35!
Really loved it!
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Nice day when collectors compliment me on my humble guns, thank you. Condition was one selling point for me to purchase this Radom, it does have a couple of small rub marks on the right hand slide in front of the ejection port that barely show in my pictures and naturally most pictures don't represent true wear as does a hands on inspection. Another thing is that my pictures due to my poor skill with lighting fail to show this radom as having a "plum slide" while not as bright "plum" as some German produced guns such as cz27 examples we have all seen it does have a "plum slide." For me it doesn't detract from the pistol at all, I would be safe and call it a 95% gun with the wear in front of the ejector port to be very acceptable.
Ohlau, yes I have one complete rig of a pre-war Polish Vis 35 complete with spare mag's, holster and cleaning rod. I need to do a better job hunting for another as I have a spare cleaning rod that needs a home. I think I posted it already, I will look and if so post a short cut for you, if not I will repost it should you desire that.
Matt, thank you for such a nice compliment.
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Last edited by R_Hessian; 03-15-2009, 01:59 PM.Comment
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