Vis Radom P.35 Value

sheepherder · 05-13-2009, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by lugerholsterrepair

NEVER buy anything from Numrich. Everything I have ever received from these people looks like it was made by a caveman.

Jerry - I have to agree; their quality has gone down drastically in the last few years...OK; a decade...

Do you know of any other large firearms dismantlers??? Sarco is another quality-challenged warehouser that I've gotten garbage from fairly recently...

IIRC, Northridge used to get in some odd lots of spares...haven't ordered from them in years, though...

Chris from Minnesota · 05-13-2009, 04:48 PM

Thanks for all the info guys.

Jerry the suffix and serial number is B1101 same as on the in side of the slide, the barrel only has 101.

Does anyone know about what year this pistol would have been produced? I understand that there are three types in four different groups this pistol being type one group two made after the German occupation.

I'm still very new to collecting but every time I acquire one of these older firearm I'm fascinated by the fit and especially the finish of these firearms. I'm more of a AR15 and HK USP guy, I've been able to sell off a large amount of my AK parts kits and have used that money to acquire some vintage firearms. I can see that more of my modern firearms will be leaving the safe in the future.

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05-13-2009, 04:48 PM	#2
Chris from Minnesota User Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 58 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Thanks for all the info guys. Jerry the suffix and serial number is B1101 same as on the in side of the slide, the barrel only has 101. Does anyone know about what year this pistol would have been produced? I understand that there are three types in four different groups this pistol being type one group two made after the German occupation. I'm still very new to collecting but every time I acquire one of these older firearm I'm fascinated by the fit and especially the finish of these firearms. I'm more of a AR15 and HK USP guy, I've been able to sell off a large amount of my AK parts kits and have used that money to acquire some vintage firearms. I can see that more of my modern firearms will be leaving the safe in the future.