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CZ 24 Informatin needed

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I have recently placed a CZ 24 "on hold" after much searching for an early serial number, all matching numbers and an attractive finish and wooden grips in solid condition. I would appreciate information from Jan "Hoba" Balcar and as many others of you as can help as to front grip strap markings "3D12"; serial number 44119, manufactured 1926. I would especially appreciate information as to where this artillery regiment served and its commander, etc. Any and all info appreciated as I am just now looking at this period and region of world history. Thanks and best regards, Carlton "Skip" Pott
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Jan,

I have three CZ24 Pistols with front grip markings. The markings are H216, 11P, and 44P912. Could you please let me know what they stand for? Any other info on them would also be appreciated. Thank you very much for your time. Do you know anything about CZ38 Pistols?

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Jack
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Jan,

Thank you again for the info. As for the H216 there is nothing prior to it. It is a low serial number mismatch, frame is 6075 and slide is 5678. My questions on the CZ38 are when did the Waa76 start to show up (is there a serial number range) on them, and do you know what the B prefix stands for?

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Jack
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Jan,

Thank you very much for the additional info. I really like the CZ38 pistols, they are so ugly they are elegant.

Thanks Again,
Jack
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Jan,

Excuse me for cutting in again, but I have one more question for you on the CZ38. Could you please tell me what kinds of holsters were used with this pistol? I know about the German one made out of the hard shell P38 the P39t holster. Was there a soft shell that the Germans had or one used by the Czechs?

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Jack
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