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OK, it is a pre-nazi, with a slot, apparently in great shape, but $4950 (plus 18% premium) for a Radom? What am I missing here?
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Last edited by THBailey; 11-14-2019, 6:09 PM.THBailey
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It's a pre-war, pre Nazi occupation, Polish made VIS 35 in excellent condition. Polish made VIS's are a lot rarer than German occupation made ones, they are much better quality, and they were used by Polish officers before/during the war. That's why it went for so much. It's a little high as it's the most common year, I'd think it would be closer to $4500-$5000.
Earlier this year a 1936 rig sold for $12,555.21
Look at it this way, you can get a nice, wartime 1911 for $1500-$2000, so why did a Singer sell for $80,000? I mean it's the same gun right?
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It is pretty nice and prewar VIS Mod.35's in decent condition are rare as can be, but that is a lot of money. Just for reference, I picked up a 1942 three lever for $600 which seems much more reasonable to me.MLC member.
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Pre war vis p35s go for a lot of money the occupation ones go for lessComment
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Many collectors will pay a lot to fill a long-time hole in an otherwise great collection.
If the buyer had the disposable income, and really wanted it that bad, then why not.sigpicComment
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It sold at fair price.
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