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![]() 1942 FB Radom VIS 35 Two-Lever WaA623 WWII German Occupation Polish P.35(e) Guns International #: 103646014 Seller's Inventory #: C4507 Category: Radom Pistols - Military Pistols - German Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: National-Armory Member Since: 5/3/24 State: Pennsylvania Zip: 15108 Country: United States Phone: (724) 457-8060 Platinum Seller Number of Active Listings: 83 Total Number of Listings: 112 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. Payment Types Accepted: CREDIT CARD, MONEY ORDER, CASHIER'S CHECK, PERSONAL CHECKS About Us: We are a large online and brick & mortar retailer near Pittsburgh, PA. We deal in new firearms as well as historical, classic, and vintage firearms. Ask us about C&R on applicable items! National Armory follows all local, state, and federal laws. It is the buyer's responsibility to know their laws before purchasing. Prices do not include shipping. Description: MANUFACTURER: FABRYKA BRONI RADOM MODEL: VIS WZ.35 (VIS MODEL 35) TWO-LEVER VARIANT ISSUE DATE: 1942 COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: THIRD REICH-OCCUPIED POLAND SERIAL NUMBER: C4507 MANUFACTURER CODE: F.B. RADOM WAFFENAMT / PROOFS: E/77 (GERMAN RADOM ACCEPTANCE), E/623 / WAA623 (GERMAN FINAL ACCEPTANCE / RADOM INSPECTION), FIRING PROOF EAGLE MARKS ON SLIDE AND FRAME, “S” ON TRIGGER GUARD ISSUED BRANCH: HEER (GERMAN ARMY) CONFLICT DEPLOYMENT: WORLD WAR II PROVENANCE/RECORDS: ALL MATCHING GERMAN OCCUPATION-PRODUCTION VIS PISTOL WITH EARLY TWO-LEVER CONFIGURATION CALIBER: 9MM CAPACITY: 8+1 ROUNDS BARREL LENGTH: 4.50" BARREL FEATURES: FIXED-BUSHING SERVICE BARREL RIFLING: SIX-GROOVE RIGHT-HAND TWIST OPERATING SYSTEM: SHORT-RECOIL ACTION: SEMI-AUTO TRIGGER: SINGLE ACTION IRON SIGHTS: FIXED FRONT BLADE, U-NOTCH REAR FRAME: ALL-STEEL FRAME WITH HEEL LANYARD LOOP GRIP: CHECKERED BLACK VIS LOGO GRIPS FIREARM FINISH: MILITARY HOT SALT BLUE CONDITION: GOOD SURPLUS CONDITION WITH HONEST SERVICE WEAR, SHARP MARKINGS, AND STRONG BORE ADDITIONAL FEATURES: NON-IMPORT MARKED, MATCHING COMPONENTS, TWO-LEVER CONFIGURATION, TANGENTLESS MILITARY PROFILE, OCCUPATION-PRODUCTION ACCEPTANCE MARKS, ORIGINAL MAGAZINE, HEEL LANYARD LOOP WHAT’S INCLUDED: PISTOL & MAGAZINE The VIS Wz.35 stands among the most respected military sidearms of the Second World War and was originally adopted by the Polish military before production continued under German occupation following the 1939 invasion of Poland. German forces quickly recognized the pistol’s quality and retained it for military service, issuing large numbers to Wehrmacht personnel. Mechanically, the VIS combines elements of John Browning’s proven short-recoil operating system with several uniquely Polish engineering features. Its all-steel construction, ergonomic grip angle, and crisp single-action trigger earned a reputation for excellent handling and battlefield reliability. Soldiers valued the pistol for its durability, natural pointing characteristics, and dependable performance under adverse combat conditions. The left side of the slide retains the coveted F.B. RADOM VIS Mod.35 factory legend, a hallmark of occupation-era production from the renowned Fabryka Broni arsenal in Radom, Poland. Equally important are the German military acceptance markings present throughout the pistol, including the E/77 inspection marks found on both the slide and frame and the WaA623 acceptance stamp beneath the slide legend. These markings document the pistol's passage through the German military inspection system after the Radom factory was absorbed into the Third Reich's wartime arms program following the occupation of Poland. The combination of the original Radom rollmark, German acceptance proofs, and desirable two-lever configuration firmly places this pistol among the earlier and more sought-after occupation-production VIS pistols. Rather than a commercial arm or later wartime simplification, this example represents a period when Radom-produced sidearms were being accepted directly into Wehrmacht service and issued alongside P.08 Lugers and P.38 pistols on fronts across Europe. For collectors, these inspection marks are far more than proof stamps—they are tangible evidence of the pistol's wartime journey through one of the most significant military small-arms programs of the Second World War. Few military pistols combine historical significance, mechanical refinement, and visual elegance as effectively as the VIS Wz.35. Its streamlined profile, deeply rooted wartime history, and association with both Polish and German military service have cemented its position as one of the premier Axis-era collectible sidearms. This example offers the distinctive appearance and historical presence that have made the Radom VIS a centerpiece in advanced World War II handgun collections. ***Please see pictures for condition and wear*** SHIPPING INFORMATION: IF THE ITEM YOU PURCHASE IS C&R ELIGIBLE, WE WILL ACCEPT A C&R LICENSE WE TRY TO SHIP FIREARMS THE SAME DAY PAYMENT/FFL IS RECEIVED. WE SHIP TO ALL 50 US STATES IF YOU WANT INSURANCE FOR THE FINALAMOUNT PLEASE SELECT “OTHER” PAYMENT OPTIONS: *MONEY ORDER *CERTIFIED CHECK *CASHIER’S CHECK *CREDIT CARD (3% FEE) *IF PAYING BY CHECK PLEASE MAKE CHECK OUT TO: NATIONAL ARMORY Layaway is available on purchases of $749.99 and above. PROCEDURES: IF YOUON A GUN AND DECIDE TO CANCEL YOURWE CANNOT DO THAT PER POLICY. IF THE ENDS AND NO OTHER BIDS HAVE COME IN YOU WILL BE CHARGED A 20% RESTOCKING FEE SALES TAX: PURCHASES ARE SUBJECT TO SALES TAX FROM STATE & LOCAL LAWS: CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS PRIOR TO . BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING IF THEY CAN LEGALLY OWN IT. DISCLAIMER All pre-owned firearms are inspected by our gunsmith for basic function and safety. Test firing may or may not be conducted. Buyer is responsible for legal compliance. All sales final. Price: $2,499.99 Curio/Relic: Yes Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO) Manufacturer: FB RADOM Model: VIZ MOD. 35 Serial Number: C4507 Condition: GOOD Bore Condition: GOOD Action: SEMI-AUTO Manufacture Date: 1942 |