Polish and German Police Silenced CZ-27 Pistols

Published on February 7, 2023
Duration: 7:10

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly of a suppressed CZ-27 pistol, specifically the Polish variant used by the Ministry of Public Security. It covers the unique left-hand threaded suppressor and its internal components, including alternating rubber wipes and baffles. The video, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, highlights historical context and technical details of these rare firearms.

Quick Summary

Forgotten Weapons' Ian McCollum examines rare suppressed CZ-27 pistols used by Polish and German secret police. The Polish variant features a left-hand threaded suppressor with rubber wipes and baffles, while the German model has integrated sights and a clamp-on design. Both leverage the CZ-27's fixed barrel for effective suppression.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Suppressed CZ-27s
  2. 01:43Polish Secret Police CZ-27 Details
  3. 03:32German Suppressor Design and Attachment
  4. 05:21Markings and Production History
  5. 05:48Suppressor Internal Components

Frequently Asked Questions

What distinguishes the Polish and German suppressed CZ-27 pistols?

The Polish variant features a left-hand threaded suppressor with rubber wipes and baffles, and a unique grip emblem. The German variant has a non-serviceable suppressor with integrated sights that clamps onto a belled barrel.

How does the CZ-27's design benefit from suppression?

The CZ-27's simple blowback operation and fixed barrel design are ideal for suppression. The non-moving barrel simplifies suppressor alignment and attachment, contributing to better accuracy and reliability with a silencer.

What are the key internal components of the Polish CZ-27 suppressor?

The Polish suppressor contains a stack of alternating rubber wipes and metal baffles. It typically includes a larger first baffle for initial gas expansion and a thicker final wipe for a better seal, maximizing noise reduction.

What historical significance do these suppressed CZ-27s hold?

These pistols represent specialized equipment used by clandestine organizations. The Polish version was employed by the Ministry of Public Security during the early Cold War, while the German ones served the Gestapo and later West German secret police.

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