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CZ 27 VALUE

MOONED
I recently acquired a CZ 27 which is not a Nazi/wartime production piece. On the left side of the slide is marked "NARODNI-PODNIK", and on the left side of the frame and in front of the trigger it is dated "48". My PC has a bug and I cannot load pictures at this time.

The condition is just below 95%, but better than 90%. Mechanically sound and has great coloring. The only problem is a blemish on the tip of the left hand side of the slide, which looks like holster wear.

I've looked at the "Smart Search" option to try to determine a realistic value, but can't seem to find alot of recent sales on this one. I'm just looking for a ballpark value. Any help would be appreciated.

Aaron
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  • rufe-snow
    The post war ones made after the commies took over are quite uncommon. That said, the only collector who would be interested would be someone who is interested in Czech firearms. The 27 is kind of a clunky design, i.e. there are a lot better .32's floating around. I'd call it in the $200-$300 range unless you call dig up a collector with a interest in Czech commercial firearms.
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  • gary wray
    MOONED....rufe has it right in that the post war CZ 27 are rarer than the pre and WWII Nazi marked weapons. Yes, they are "clunky" but very well made and a post war weapon would be interesting to a CZ collector who is wanting to fill in a collection. Close to 500,000 were churned out for the war effort and many fewer after the war which makes them rare and not much seen. The wartime CZ 27's bring @$200-300 as mentioned, but the postwar guns can bring twice as much, or more depending on condition. Photos of yours would help with determing value. Hope this helps.
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  • MOONED
    Thank you both for the input. If I can get my PC to cooperate, I'll post pictures.
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