Vis Radom P.35 Value

Chris from Minnesota · 05-11-2009, 07:30 PM

Thanks for the info jonnyc.

I was able talk to him on the phone and it sound to be a Type III that has the take down lever removed. As he stated that it only had two levers on it and the grips are plastic so I don't think it would be Steyr made. It also has a holster with it, don't know how many mags.

From what I gather he's looking to sell it to someone that would appreciate it, as it has been in his family since his father brought it back from WWII, also there are two other guys interested in it too. I don't know when I'll get too look at it first hand but I have an ideal of what I'm willing to pay depending on condition.

Weather I buy this pistol or not it's nice to have the opportunity at buying a bring back from the actual family who's father brought it back.

05-11-2009, 07:30 PM	#4
Chris from Minnesota User Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 58 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Thanks for the info jonnyc. I was able talk to him on the phone and it sound to be a Type III that has the take down lever removed. As he stated that it only had two levers on it and the grips are plastic so I don't think it would be Steyr made. It also has a holster with it, don't know how many mags. From what I gather he's looking to sell it to someone that would appreciate it, as it has been in his family since his father brought it back from WWII, also there are two other guys interested in it too. I don't know when I'll get too look at it first hand but I have an ideal of what I'm willing to pay depending on condition. Weather I buy this pistol or not it's nice to have the opportunity at buying a bring back from the actual family who's father brought it back. Last edited by Chris from Minnesota; 05-11-2009 at 09:05 PM.