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CZ27 1941

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Gentlemen,

I have acquired a 1941 dated CZ27 holster. Most of the holsters I have seen are dated 1942. Does anyone know how rare this holster is?

Also, if you are interested, I have an, almost, complete collection of CZ27's with photo's available here:

http://www.p38guns.com/CZ27.htm

Mark

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Robert,

That is one heck of a list! Do you have a book, in English, that you would recommend on these pistols? Also, I have seen a no serial number gun for sale, what is the history of this variation? Post war?

Thanks,

Mark
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Bohemian,

I really appreciate your knowledge on these guns, based on your list I just acquired this.

Mark

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Robert,

Thanks for the info, I was wondering why the serial number range was higher than my high polish post war gun. Can't believe I paid under $200.00 for it!

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