Produced during the Weimar years, the Moritz Hei=Mo shows a strong resemblance to Beretta's semi-automatic pistols of the era featuring an open-topped slide to reduce the chance of ejection-related jamming, and a very similar takedown method, though using a drift pin to secure the barrel instead of the safety switch. Blade and notch sights, "HEI=MO GES. GESCH." on the left side of the slide, "Kal. 7,65." on the right, matching numbers on the barrel and frame and "crown/N" proofs. With a pair of serrated grips.

Fine with 40% of the original blue finish showing bright edge wear, areas of brown patina and spotting, and minor handling marks. The grips are also fine with some mild dents and chipping. Mechanically excellent.