SOLD - Late-War, Phosphate CZ Model 27 Rig - With Capture Doc

Description

4/29/25 - This is an excellent example of a late-war, phosphate CZ Model 27 issued to the Nazi military during WW2. All matching with the proper "Waffen 76" military acceptance proof. It comes with the original copy of the WW2 capture paperwork that lists this gun by serial number and names the American GI who captured it, Hubert Redmon. Our consignor did research on this GI and found some information that is included in the photos. You will see Hubert's Registration Card, Registrar's Report, his Enlistment Record, and a couple of photos of Hubert. It also comes as a rig with one proper magazine and a generic brown leather holster (the belt loop has been re-stitched). The gun has retained about 97% late-war phosphate finish. While there is very little actual finish loss, there are some small spots of discoloration on the left side of the slide. Fitted with a period-correct bakelite grip - small chip in the bottom right corner. Mint bore.