Late Phosphate Radom P.35 Rig 2/K1275

[Mike2994]

I have been looking for a 2/K Radom for a while and was finally able to pick this one up from a buddy this past weekend. The pistol is a nice 2/K with 2 e/623 phosphate mags (One earlier style & one later style for late war that is) and a late style near perfect '44 dated holster.

 

[Mike2994]

 

[ugafx4]

So many things to like here. Excellent rig!

 

[mrfarb]

Nice, my favorite

 

[Tom Steil]

Any chance to see markings inside the grips and the serial underneath the slide (along the edge)?

 

[Mike2994]

Any chance to see markings inside the grips and the serial underneath the slide (along the edge)?

I’ll take/post some photos of the internals, will probably be near the end of the week.

 

[jack944]

Hard to top that one!

 

[joryfreeburg]

Very nice late Radom….. congrats

 

[Northyuma]

Great rig. The phosphates are really interesting variants. Your holster has been restitched and isn’t all original unfortunately. Otherwise, really nice keeper!

 

[Tiger 2 Tank]

Very, very nice! Be careful removing the grips and putting a screw driver to the grip screws as you could bugger them up with the wrong size screw driver blade.

 

[mdarnell19]

Very nice. I have been looking for one like for many years with no luck. Congrats.

 

[Mike2994]

Very, very nice! Be careful removing the grips and putting a screw driver to the grip screws as you could bugger them up with the wrong size screw driver blade.

Believe me I know, one of my pet peeves is buggered screw slots. These screw slots were messed with by someone down the line of ownership.

 

[mrfarb]

These Radom screws don’t seem hardened and deform easily, some aren’t even cut right. I never let that dissuade me from buying one.

 

[Hambone]

Wow very nice, thanks for sharing. Upload them to our server and I’ll pic sticky it for reference. The problem with other servers is if the account closes, pic sticky is worthless

 

[Hambone]

Great rig. The phosphates are really interesting variants. Your holster has been restitched and isn’t all original unfortunately. Otherwise, really nice keeper!

How do we know? Couldn’t be late variant construction?

 

[Tiger 2 Tank]

These Radom screws don’t seem hardened and deform easily, some aren’t even cut right. I never let that dissuade me from buying one.

Very true. It could even be said that it was caused by the factory due to the hardening problems.

 

[Mike2994]

Wow very nice, thanks for sharing. Upload them to our server and I’ll pic sticky it for reference. The problem with other servers is if the account closes, pic sticky is worthless

Thank you very much!

How do I upload them to the server? Would it be by using the “attach files” button instead of the picture icon?

 

[Northyuma]

How do we know? Couldn’t be late variant construction?

Take a look at the stitching on the back. The loops have been re-sewn into new holes and the outside seam has been re-sewn into new holes. The threading is also new. Period correct threading, but new.

Whenever you see vacant stitching holes, it’s a sign that the stitching has been replaced. IMHO.

 

[mrfarb]

Take a look at the stitching on the back. The loops have been re-sewn into new holes and the outside seam has been re-sewn into new holes. The threading is also new. Period correct threading, but new.

Whenever you see vacant stitching holes, it’s a sign that the stitching has been replaced. IMHO.

I’m going to correct you about the loops - the holes you see below the belt loops are locator marks for placing the loops for sewing. Imo unaltered stitching.

Compare the sewing to the same maker the plumber is selling - you can see the locator marks/holes again.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/988612759

 

[Hambone]

My gut and opinion is the holster is legit. I’m not a Radom guy, but I’m a fieldgear and MP.40 pouch guy. I certainly respect Northyuma’s opinion on it and none of us individually is the omnipotent sole source answer god (otherwise we’d be a Waftard Champagne Rune lid forum). Together we get to the more correct answer.