need info polish tt-33

[tump]

my buddy has one of these and wanted me to try and get some info. it has no safety or import marks(that he can find). on the slide it has 9mm par, f.b. radom vis mol 35 ppt, nr 155xx, 77 with 2 wings above it. 1 hand grip has fb the other has vis the frame has p57xx and 77 with the 2 wings again any info and value guestamates are appreciated tia tump (the vis could also be v1s can't read his writting):jumping:

[tump]

judgeing by the #'s and discription i think he may have a p-35 not a tt-33 anybody got any info?:icon_confused: found it in my book thanx anyway it is a p-35 anybody know a current price on 1 of these

[nevada]

Radom made both the P35 (not the high power) and a TT33 copy. No safety increases its value as the add-on safety is not original. Does it look like the one in this picture?

[nevada]

Or this? Radom P35

[tump]

i have'nt seen it but from his dicription and the info given its a p-35 grade 2nazi gun. any idea on value if its in very good condition.

[nevada]

Just a WAG from looking around the auction websites: $500 to $700. Some P35s were made without the disassembly lever, which is located where the safety would be on Colt 1911. The safety is on the slide. Gun shops should have a blue book of gun values, if he can find a friendly owner/employee to look it up for him. It would be worth more with Nazi markings on it.

[cetme]

VIS 35 one of the strongest 9x19's ever made! I will have one sooner or later.
I'd love a pre war model but there hard to find and pricey.

[okie shooter]

The later they were made in the war, the greater short cuts in manufacture to make them easier, I have read they subituted rolled steel pins for machined pins and such, the blueing became rougher, and left out finishing and parts not nessary for function. Cant remember what magazine I read it in but its been a while.