This is a very scarce example of the CZ model 27 pistol that was manufactured with the longer barrel intended for attaching a small silencer. The pistol itself is a standard late war version that is marked on the left side of the slide with "fnh Pistole Model 27 Kal. 7.65" along with the serial number on the top of the slide and right side of the frame. There is a small "WaA76" Waffenamt proof on the right rear side of the frame and the barrel is correctly marked with a single German "Eagle" firing proof over the chamber area. Standard fixed sights and dark brown checkered wraparound grips. The magazine is marked "P Mod 27" on the bottom.

Excellent with 95% of the original, thin wartime phosphate finish thinning overall to a gray patina. The grips are in very good condition overall with minor scratches and handling marks overall with a small pressure dent/nick in the left grip, below the safety release. Mechanically functions fine, but trigger spring is weak. The pistol has a matching slide and frame. A very scarce example of a unique long barrel WWII Nazi CZ 27 pistol.