Manufactured in China at Factory 66 and imported by Sportarms of Miami, Florida, this Model 213 has been built up on the backstrap to create a mounting slot suitable for a buttstock. Seen on famous handguns such as the Mauser Broomhandle, Luger, and the FN/Browning High Power, stocked pistols were a famous niche item for service and survival use, a sort of "ur-PDW" that fell out of style after World War II. Fixed sights, the importer mark on the right side of the slide, matching numbers on the slide, barrel, frame, and hammer housing, and a set of "5-pointed star" grips. The stock is a novel item, being both a stock and a combat knife; the sheath is fitted with a mounting iron and serves as the "wrist" of the stock, and the knife has a slotted tang and pushbutton latch that lets the grip slide back and down to make the "butt" of the stock. In hand, the knife measures 10 7/8 inches overall length with a 6 inch blade and a ribbed plastic grip, and when mounted the length of pull is about 15 1/2 inches.