I have a couple of Radom VIS pistols, both are 1942 vintage three lever guns. Instead they made parts kits which were then shipped to Styer where the barrels were manufactured and the kits assembled into complete guns. For a while the workers got around the serial number issue by making parts with duplicate serial numbers.Īfter a couple of resistance fighters were captured with guns that had serial numbers that were listed in Wehrmacht inventory records, the Radom plant no longer made complete guns. The Germans had a problem with the Polish workers at the Radom plant pilfering parts in order to make guns for the resistance. Yet in the pictures of your gun the serial number is clearly visible, why did you even bother not posting the full serial number?
I have a question, you put in x's for the last two digits of the serial number in your post.
Note: FN uses the same date codes, so the above link will work for FN marked HPs as well as the Browning High Power. Browning Date Your Firearm - Hi-Power Pistol.
Your first letter series Mod35 was made in 1942. Heres a link to the date codes that used on The Browning High Power Pistols.
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