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DESCRIPTION: Czechoslovak CZ 27 Pistol manufactured in the very early period of Nazi occupation (in 1939). The pistol does not have a serial number! The early occupation production pistols with no serial numbers are extremely scarce, with only a few examples known to be in collections. High quality of metal machining and polishing. The top rib of the slide is marked, "BOHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G. IN PRAG". Left side of the slide is marked, "Pistole Modell 27 Kal. 7.65". Correct Nazi marked eight shot magazine ("P. Mod 27" stamped on the floor plate). The barrel displays the military test proof mark, a Nazi eagle holding a swastika (please, see pictures). The pistol does not have a Waffenamt stamp. Original military brown plastic grips with "CZ" logo and diamond checkering. Very high quality military pistol! CONDITION: Near mint to mint, with 99%++ of original blue finish still present on metal. The pistol shows only a couple of minor handling marks. Excellent++ bore with strong and shiny rifling. All the markings are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the pistol are in excellent++ condition, with no visible wear. One small chip in the lower corner of the right side of the plastic grip (please, see pictures). Very smooth action. No import markings. Very scarce pistol in beautiful condition! Serial# NN. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Czechoslovak Drulov "Pav" target pistol. "Pav" was a first Drulov target pistol designed and manufactured shortly after the World War Two. The pistol was designed by Pavlicek and was manufactured by Drulov (actually, Lidove Druzstvo Puskaru 'Lov') in Litomysl. This particular pistol was manufactured in 1950 as indicated by markings on the barrel and receiver. The pistol features a simple, drop-barrel single shot action. Original one-piece hardwood grip with diamond checkering. The front sight is dovetailed in the muzzle. Non-adjustable rear sight. Matching serial numbers (stamped on the barrel and receiver only). The left side of the barrel displays Czechoslovak commercial Nitro proof, "Rampant Lion over 'N'". 9.75 inch long barrel. The pistol displays a good quality of metal machining and polishing. CONDITION: Fine, with 50% of original blue finish on metal. Some finish is turning to gray color. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The action works very well. All the markings are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the pistol are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The hardwood grip is in fine condition, with some minor handling marks. All original configuration. No import markings. Difficult to find, early production Czechoslovak Drulov "Pav" target pistol. Serial# 9XX. |
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"Paratroopers and Reconnaissance Troops. Czechoslovak and Czech Armies 1945-1999" By Michal Konicek, Petr & Pavel Blahout Price: $30 Inventory # czb_0017 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: In Czech language. Military equipment, weapons and uniforms used by Czechoslovak and/or Czech paratroopers and reconnaissance troops. Quality color photographs. Great book covering the subject in details. New. Hard Cover. 96 pages. Dimensions: 10 x 7 inch. Published in Prague in 2001. CZECH TITLE: "Vysadkari a Pruzkumnici. Ceskoslovenske a Ceske Armady 1945-1999". |
