Synopsis:

Beautiful Polish Radom, Late War, All Matching K block with phosphated finish, blued small parts, wood serrated grips and correct leather holster with inked acceptances as issued to the Germans in WWII.

Description:

A very nice example of an all matching, late war, Type III K block Radom with the sought after phosphated finish and wood serrated grips. Standard configuration pistol with fixed front and drift adjustable rear sight. Left side of slide marked with usual single line address specifying model and patent number. Full serial number on right side of frame, repeated inside slide, barrel lug, and grip safety. Major components with E/623 acceptances. Serrated wood grips. Late war, roughly finished, unmarked magazine. Complete with brown leather holster with inked acceptances inside flap.

Condition:

VG/EXC as photographed with original phosphate and blue, wear befitting a service firearm that has been holstered with light use. Comparable condition grips. Mirror bore Perfect manual mechanics. Near EXC holster that begs for a spare magazine.