Description
5/8/24 – This is a minty Radom VIS 35 issued to the Nazi military at the end of WW2. It is all matching and has Steyr “Eagle 623” military proofs. It has the proper features for this variation, such as phosphate finish with blued small parts, the proper late-war slide stop with horizontal serrations, “k” serial prefix, no other markings on the underside of the slide except for the serial number, and it has a slightly cock-eyed non-interchangeable grip safety on the back strap. However, it comes fitted with earlier black bakelite grips – these typically have late-war wood grips. It comes as a rig with an excellent tan leather holster (“bnz” Steyr ink stamp on the inside) and two “Eagle 623” proofed phosphate magazines. The gun has retained nearly all of its phosphate finish with just very minor high edge wear. Mint bore.
