Eastern European service pistols have a following among collectors, and the CZ vz.70 is one of the more interesting. It is chambered in 7.65mm, also known as .32 ACP, and this used example comes without a box.

The vz.70 was a Czechoslovak pistol designed as a service sidearm, and it is a simple blowback design. Parts and magazines are less common than for modern pistols. Shoot a couple of magazines of your chosen ammunition before you trust it with anything important.

The .32 ACP round is mild. It is pleasant to shoot, and the pistol is easy to control. It is not a powerful defensive round by modern standards, so many buyers choose a pistol like this for the range, for collecting or for plinking rather than for carry.

At this price, it is a low-cost way to own a piece of military history. Check the photos closely for the finish, the grip and the markings. Confirm that ammunition is available where you live. It is sold used and as described. It ships to your FFL dealer, and the background check is completed there.