Over 400,000 Vis pistols were manufactured for the Polish military, more than half of which saw service with the German armed forces until 1945. After the German invasion of 1939, the Vis pistol entered service with the German Fallschirmjager and the Feldgendarmerie, and was designated Pistole 645(p) by the German military. The Vis pistol was first manufactured under license by Lucznik Arms Factory, but later was directly made by Radom. It used a short recoil system enabling it to fire 24 rounds (three magazines) in rapid succession. It had a steel slide magazine clip capable of holding eight rounds. It fired the 9 x 19 mm Parabellum cartridge a distance of approximately 70 yards at a speed of around 345 meters (1,131.6 feet) per second. It was 205 mm long and weighed 1.1 kilograms when loaded and 950 grams when unloaded. Radom VIS Model 35 and patent numbers with what I assume are Nazi stampings. Link to a detailed article on this weapons history: If the photos dont come through, it has the typical F.B. The Vis pistol's design was based on that of the American Colt M1911 pistol. WWII German FB vis Radom 9 mm Pistole 35(p) three lever variation with matching serial numbers. It was also used by Germany during World War II. 35 Vis was a pistol manufactured and used by Poland.

The Radom pistol with it's holster and magazine.

Radom Model 35 Serial Numbers