Produced in limited quantities during the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, the silenced variant of the CZ 27 pistol uses an elongated barrel with a flared muzzle as a mounting point for a sound suppressor. Fixed sights are installed on both the slide and the included dummy suppressor, with the one line "fnh" model and caliber legend on the left side of the slide, a "WaA76" stamp on the right side of the frame and a CZ monogrammed one piece wraparound grip. With a rare unmarked brown leather flap holster of the proper style, with a magazine pouch on the front and a pair of cut holes in the flap tongue, one sized for the conventional Model 27 and the other sized for the extended barrel variant.

Very fine with a 80% wartime phosphate finish, showing bright wear along the high edges, areas of lighter finish, and scattered spotting and handling marks. The grips are good, with a bit of play and a few mild dings. The holster is very good, with some stains and wear. The non-functioning mock-up silencer shows 95% plus blue finish, with some light handling marks. Mechanically excellent.