Built on license from the Nagant family and using some of the original Belgian machinery. The Ng30 was only in use for a few years before the introduction of the VIS Pistol. Drift adjustable blade front sight and groove rear sight, with "1931r" and "F.B./RADOM/Ng30" on the left side of the receiver, and matching external serial numbers overall. With checkered grips and a lanyard ring.

Excellent, with 95% of the original blue finish, showing a few small areas of brown patina, minor edge wear, and scattered handling marks. Over half of the original niter blue is present on the small parts, strongest on the hammer and on the protected areas of the trigger. Grips are very fine, with a small chip on the front panel and minor dents. Mechanically excellent.