SOLD - Beautiful End-of-War Phosphate Radom VIS 35

Description

3/3/23 - This is an exceptional condition Radom that must have been put together from parts at the end of the war. The slide, barrel and frame are not matching, suggesting the late assembly. The condition of the phosphate and blued small parts are like-new. The barrel and bore are also in excellent condition. It comes fitted with reproduction wood grips. We previously observed this exact gun with rare red bakelite grips, so the grips must've been replaced. The magazine is "Waffen 189" proofed on the bottom. Most of the gun is missing the inspection stamps (unissued gun) except for one faint "Eagle 623" on the trigger guard. The action and mechanics are tight. If the gun caught talk it could reveal its secrets so without that we can only guess that it was put together from parts after the Allied armies took over the Styer factory, or possibly captured and assembled by GI's as it was in transit from Radom to Steyr.