Manufactured in Czechoslovakia, this pistol draws obvious inspiration from Browning's hammerless designs but also contains some novel features. The takedown is similar to Browning's design'; however, rotating the barrel also captures the recoil spring, and the firing pin and extractor are installed in a separate sub-assembly which drops free to expose the barrel for inspection and cleaning without having to engage in further disassembly. Blade and notch sights, narrow top-mounted ejector port, "Zbrojovka Praga" legend in unique font on the left side ahead of a rampant lion proof, "NPp" (Ferlach c. 1891-1931) and matching numbers on the slide, frame, firing pin assembly and grips. "483" is stamped on the back strap, possibly a rack or inventory number. With a pair of serrated grips.