"Occupation Eagle" – Nazi-Accepted CZ Model 27 Complete Rig

An exceptional CZ Model 27 (Pistole Modell 27) Nazi-accepted rig, manufactured during the German occupation of Czechoslovakia and issued for wartime service. Produced at the renowned Böhmische Waffenfabrik plant in Prague, this all-steel 7.65mm Browning pistol bears the coveted German military acceptance marks and represents one of the most widely issued non-German pistols adopted by the Wehrmacht during the Second World War." German occupation pistols were accepted with the distinctive WaA76 Waffenamt inspection mark and issued as Pistole 27(t).
This outstanding complete rig includes the original pistol, wartime holster, and matching accessories, creating a historically significant ensemble that has survived virtually unchanged since World War II. The CZ 27 earned an excellent reputation for reliability, accuracy, and durability, resulting in production exceeding 400,000 pistols under German occupation.
Collectors particularly prize original Nazi-accepted rigs retaining matching numbers, WaA76 acceptance proofs, wartime bakelite grips, and Waffenamt-marked holsters. Complete examples are increasingly difficult to locate, especially in high-condition collector-grade preservation." Original CZ 27 rigs with WaA76-marked pistols, spare magazines, and Waffenamt-proofed holsters remain highly sought after by advanced WWII pistol collectors.