PARTS FOR RADOM MODEL 35 FULL

They also show different locking mechanisms. The earlier drawings show a shoulder stock with larger dimensions than the second. The first drawing is dated January 27, 1939, and the second March 1, 1939. A portion are reproduced in the York book. Original drawings dating from 1939 exist. The finish is blued (some have a phosphate finish), and exterior is roughly milled. This shoulder stock ended up making its way into the hands of the underground resistance operating in southern Poland. The Vis 35 shown here is a Radom-manufactured Type III in NRA Excellent condition, showing little use or wear. This officer worked in an anti-Soviet counter intelligence cell located in Lwow, and the shoulder stock was received as part of a top secret delivery of arms and equipment. This shoulder stock along with a Vis pistol were supposedly originally issued to a Police officer shortly before the outbreak of war in 1939. a few were manufactured before the war, originals appear to be nonexistent.' According to a photocopied article I have from a 2001 issue of 'BroЕ„ i Amunicja' magazine, there is an original in the private collection of the family of an AK veteran. William York's recent book 'VIS Radom', the definitive work on this pistol, states that '. I haven't seen a known genuine Vis shoulder stock, nor a period photo of a Polish soldier carrying one. The shoulder stock posted above uses what looks to me very much like stained Asian rubberwood. Note the differences from the example posted above, among which are the hinge, presence of a spring plate inside rear door to hold the pistol in place within the storage compartment, and the use of beechwood, which was standard for pre-war Polish rifle stocks and one would expect would be used for these as well. Posted below is one of these copies, which have now became scarce and are commanding steep prices when put on the market. It does differ from the batch of reproductions made in Poland some years back, which were made supposedly as exact copies from original blueprints. The listing reads вЂњ100% ORIGINAL, NO MISTAKE ABOUT ITвЂќ, referring to the shoulder stock itself, so unless I am missing something they do claim that it is a genuine pre-WW2 piece.ДЄgreed with Ade, it is very nicely made, with solid looking metal fittings finished in a hot-blue appearing in the photos to be quite similar to that of pre-war pistols. Anglo Agriparts stock a wide variety of high-quality classic Massey Ferguson 35 parts online. This volume includes a history of the pistol, technical data, descriptions of its markings and accoutrements, and a detailed guide to thorough disassembly of the firearm. The Massey Ferguson 35 was produced in 1960 -1965. A much-needed reference work on the Vis (also called the 'Radom' and the 'P.35(p)'): a superb Polish military semiautomatic pistol of great historical interest.

PARTS FOR RADOM MODEL 35 FULL

In this section you will find aftermarket MF 35 spares and accessories of our full Massey parts catalogue. It does not claim to be original but for the Radom VIS. Quality replacement parts for your Massey 35.

Parts for radom model 35