Fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal 7.65 Serial Numbers

This is the high polish variant, made to the highest quality. Please note that serial numbers for Nazi-era “fnh” CZ 27 pistols range from approximately 261,000 to 476,000 (the serial number of our pistol is 483,025). Early “fnh” marked pistols still had the CZ logo on the grips, which was soon removed. IN PRAG” marking was removed from the slide top. The “fnh” was added to the left slide marking and the “BÖHMISCHE WAFFENFABRIK A.G. In the case of the CZ 27, it was not used until mid-1943. The Česká zbrojovka factory received the code letters “fnh”. Regarding the “fnh” mark, in an effort to hide the location of factories producing weapons, in June 1941, the Germans introduced a letter code system to replace factory names. The pistol is complete with an original Nazi-era factory magazine stamped on the bottom of the base “P. This pistol is fitted with original (and correct) one piece checkered Bakelite (early plastic) excellent grips with no cracks or chips, without the “ČZ” logos molded on the top. This pistol has the original high polish blue finish, and strawed small parts (straw color is generous).

We have never seen “fnh” code variation, Nazi-era CZ 27 pistol this beautiful and, especially, with such remarkable high polish finish. While the pistol does not display Nazi acceptance and proof marks, left side of the slide is marked with the Nazi-era “fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal. What makes this pistol so attractive is that the slide has turned a very nice reddish plum color that makes this pistol very attractive and appealing to the eye. This battle for the city is particularly noteworthy because it ended after the Third Reich capitulated on May 8, 1945. It was made days or weeks following the Prague Offensive and the Battle of Prague fought on the Eastern Front on May 6-11, 1945. This pistol is a part of the very first batch of the Post-War variation of CZ 27 pistols. These pistols were available for private purchase by officers in the early Post-War period. Only about 9,000 of CZ 27 pistols of this variation were manufactured from leftover WWII, Nazi era, parts! This Post-War CZ 27 pistol, accepted by the Czechoslovak Military, has the acceptance mark (a lion) and the date 45 (1945).

Serial numbers for the Post-War variation (“fnh” code) CZ 27 pistols range from 476,000 to 485,000. All the numbered parts are matching (right on frame, and top of slide). 32 ACP, 99% blue, absolutely spectacular, two-toned, mint CZ 27 (vz. We have a VERY RARE, early Post-War variation (“fnh” code) 1945 production.

Fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal 7.65 Serial Numbers