WED AUG 5, RADOM ViZ P35(p) PISTOL 1943 PRODUCTION “T” BLOCK 3 LEVER VARIANT, ALL MATCHING & VERY SHARP! 1970’S PAWN SHOP COLLECTION

In 95% original very sharp condition, we have a top example of a vet brought back 1943 production late grade II variant P35(p) ViZ 35 Radom Pistol.   This is an early 1943 manufactured pistol in the first “t” production run. These very late grade II variant pistols are known for the rough milling of the surface finish and are the last of the pistols made with the take down lever after which this was deleted around the “Z” block.  Often called 3-lever Radom’s by collectors.  This pistol is all matching, (barrel slide and frame are numbered to each other) and the bore is in mint condition.  This is a very clean example of the three-lever variation.

This pistol just came out of the woodwork; it’s part of a collection of  WWII era pistols that walked into a pawnshop back in the 1970’s that were salted away by the owner.  They have just recently been discovered, and we are offering this stash that has not seen the light of day in a very very long time.