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Presented here from out of my collection is a unusual example of a CZ24 which has a Nazi or waffenamted barrel. This reflects, or I think that it does, that the pistol was not completed but was found in the plant at time of capture. Interesting that the Czech Police marks of CET are already roll-died on to the frame before completion and handing over to the Czech Police forces. This indicates, that in this case, an order specifically identified for the police was established prior to production and that such markings were applied at that time. Interesting and educational I trust.
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98.11KB Serial number represents a significantly late example of a CZ24.
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98.11KB Serial number represents a significantly late example of a CZ24.
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71.6KB Due to the curved surfaces here not all of the waffenamt stamp can be achieved but enough of the remaining stamp is visable to condfidently state that a waffenamt stamp of WaA76 had been applied.
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