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Right side view of pistol and spare magazine.
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2
Note the sculpted recess in the grip frame to aid in removing the magazine.
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3
Sling loop.
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4
Frame with slide removed.
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5
Note the serial number stamped inside the slide.
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6
The last 3 digits of the serial number are stamped into the barrel lug along with a firing proof.
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7
The bore diameter (8.82mm) is stamped into the barrel.
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8
WaA stamped into the base of the magazine.
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9
Left side view of the pistol. Being an early to mid-war version (type 2) of the Radom, the take-down latch is still present.
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10
Noteh the slide roll-stamp and the WaA77 inspection stamps. These pistols were made at the Radom factory in Poland, but by mid-war were being assembled from those parts at Steyr in Austria. Note the WaA623 and firing proof to the right of the roll-stamp denoting this example was assembled at Steyr.
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11
Note the production markings on the trigger and frame.
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12
Note the take-down latch.
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13
Note the hammer and de-cocker.
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14
Note the serrated rib along the top of the slide to aid in sighting.
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15
Note the front sight is integrated into the serrated sighting rib.
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16
Note the position of the frame serial number and a further inspection proof.
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