A combination of Colt and Browning designs the Radom was adopted to be the standard service pistol for the Polish Army. A better than average service pistol that could cope with all manner of hard use. The Germans used the Radom and continued its production until 1944 when the advancing Red Army destroyed the factory. "P35" is designation after the factory was taken over by the Germans in 1940
Marks and Stamps: (L side of slider) F B RADOM VIS Mod.35 Pat No.15567 "P35(p.)" (R side) Serial no in two places proof stamps (On Grip) (L) FB (R)VIS| Accession Number: 251 | Period of Use: 1935 - 1945 |
| Type: Self loading/automatic pistol | War Zones: Second World War |
| Country of Origin: Poland | Type Date: 1935 |
| Manufacturer: Fabryka Broni, Radom | Serial Number: L3940 |
| Manufacture Date: 1940+? Unknown | Calibre/Ammunition: 9mm Parabellum |
| Weight: 1005g | Length Overall: 211mm |
| Cyclic Rate: semi-auto | Length Barrel: 115mm |
| Deactivation Certificate Number: CG 7799 |