WW2 Original German Occupation Polish Radom VIS 35 9mm Pistol
SKU: 749
Original/Reproduction: 100% Original
Availability: In-Stock
Manufacturer: Radom arsenal
Date Manufactured: 1943
Model: VIS 35
Serial Number: D6559
Caliber: 9mm Parabellum
Action Type: Single-action design operates through recoil to produce semi-automatic functionality.
Magazine: 13-round detachable magazine
Markings: Waffen Eagle Stamped
Over-All Condition: Very Good
Mechanically: Excellent
Seller Type: Classification: C&R / FFL
Seller ID: JMW
Seller Code: PS-900
Price: $1,395.00
Return Policy: 3-day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Description:
This is an authentic WWII German-occupation produced Polish Radom VIS Model 35 semi-automatic pistol, chambered in 9mm Parabellum. Manufactured at the renowned Radom factory after German forces seized Poland in 1939, the VIS 35 became one of the most respected sidearms issued to German military forces during the war.
This example, Serial Number: D6559, falls within the German occupation production range and exhibits the classic features associated with mid-war Radom production. The pistol retains its original military configuration and includes a correct detachable magazine.
Features & Markings:
- Chambered in 9mm Parabellum
- Serial Number: D6559 clearly marked
- German occupation manufacture at Radom arsenal
- Waffenamt-style German military acceptance proofs (typical of issued examples)
- Original blued finish with honest wartime wear and patina
- Checkered grip panels in solid condition
- Includes correct period magazine
Historical Significance:
The VIS wz. 35 Radom was originally developed for the Polish military in the mid-1930s and quickly earned a reputation for strength, accuracy, and reliability. After the invasion of Poland, the factory was repurposed under German control, and production continued for Wehrmacht and police use.
German-issued Radom’s are highly collectible due to their blend of Polish engineering and German wartime modifications, which evolved over the course of production—from early high-polish models to later simplified wartime variants.
Condition:
This Radom pistol is in Excellentl condition
- Strong original finish with expected wartime handling wear
- Markings remain visible and well-defined
- Mechanically sound and functions as intended
- Bore is clean with good rifling
- Magazine is in matching period condition
