Original Czech Cold War Era Model VZ 44/67 Flare Gun with Carrying Pouch, Good to Very good Condition

SKU: VZ 44/67-1

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Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $79.99.

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We’ve just received Original Czech Cold War Era Model VZ 44/67 Flare Guns with Carrying Pouches.
These pistols are in Good to Very good Condition . The VZ 44/67 is a Czech copy of the Soviet SPSh-44 flare pistol used during World War II, designed to fire 26.5mm flares. Each pistol is 100% functional. The pistols may have some light storage wear, however there are no major dings, dents or scratches.

The included carrying cases are stamped under the flap with various markings, including the manufacturer’s date. The leather carrying cases are generally in excellent to like new condition as well.

An excellent example of Cold War-era craftsmanship — ideal for research, collection, or display.

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4 reviews for Original Czech Cold War Era Model VZ 44/67 Flare Gun with Carrying Pouch, Good to Very good Condition

  1. Bubblesk (verified owner)

    Better than advertised, brand spanking new, $50 great price, quick shipping as well, thanks again to all involved 🌵

  2. Robert Moore (verified owner)

    My flare gun and pouch looks like it has never been used. I am extremely pleased with it.

  3. Kevin DeOliveira

    Ordered 2 on sale, both were minty. Shipping was surprisingly quick. Great piece of history, Very impressed overall.

  4. Jim Stiner (verified owner)

    Totally worth the price, great condition, the one I got is a 1968 manufacturing date, the finish is a grey almost powder coat finish not blued, I believe that’s how they are supposed to be, there is one small spot on the left where the finish is scuffed and some grime on the breech face but the rest of it is perfect. the case and the tools look brand new, RTI must have a time machine that transported the pouch directly from the factory in 1968 to 2026 it’s in freaky pristine condition and it’s almost 60 years old. Shipping was crazy fast . Good deal glad I got one.

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