Manufactured late in the war, this is a scarce variant of the CZ Model 27 pistol manufactured with an extended and flared barrel intended for use as a mounting point for a collet-equipped silencer (not included). These were believed to be issued to the Gestapo or SS, as a clandestine style "execution" gun. Fixed sights, "fnh Pistole Modell 27 Kal. 7,65" marked on the left of the slide, with matching visible serial numbers marked on the top of the slide and right side of the frame. The barrel is unnumbered, with an "eagle/swastika" proof on the upper right side of the chamber and "eagle/WaA76" on the underside. Checkered brown plastic wrap-around grip with "CZ" logo and magazine marked "P. Mod. 27" on the baseplate. Another example of one of these extended barrel CZ 27 pistols is pictured on page 61 of the book "Axis Pistols" by Jan C. Still.

Very fine, retains 90% plus thin original gray phosphate finish with some scattered light surface freckling. Grip is also very fine with a few minor handling marks and crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent.