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New grips for my Radom VIS
- Thread starter Dino.
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Nice! How much does Hogue charge for a one off set of grips?
So what is "cool" next? The Communist hammer and sickle? A picture of Bin Laden? Carrying a copy of the Red Book or Mein Kampf?
It is one thing to accept that collectible guns can have the markings of an evil and murderous regime; it is another to go to trouble and expense to put them on a gun.
Jim
It is one thing to accept that collectible guns can have the markings of an evil and murderous regime; it is another to go to trouble and expense to put them on a gun.
Jim
So what is "cool" next? The Communist hammer and sickle? A picture of Bin Laden? Carrying a copy of the Red Book or Mein Kampf?
It is one thing to accept that collectible guns can have the markings of an evil and murderous regime; it is another to go to trouble and expense to put them on a gun.
Jim
Jim,
What I meant was that, "aesthetically", I thought the medalions turned out pretty nice.
I'm sorry if I offended you.
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Looks nice, had never heard of this gun, is it rare, affordable, etc?
Thanks SPUSCG.
The following link provides a little history of the gun.
http://cosmolineandrust.blogspot.com/2006/11/radom-vis-wz35-last-horse-pistol.html
There are several variations of the Radom VIS.
Those manufactured prior to German occupation are more "refined" and, I believe more rare, thus more expensive.
What are those controls, like a safety and a decocker or something?
The controls on my VIS include an extended slide release, decocker, and a take-down catch.
The take-down catch was ommitted on later models in an effort to speed up production during later part of WWII.