A Zastava M57 in 7.62x25mm, serial 191871, made in 1977 with a 4.6-inch round barrel. The rifling is strong, with some frosting between the grooves. The M57 is Yugoslavia's unlicensed take on the Soviet TT-33 Tokarev, with a longer grip that holds more rounds, and it served the Yugoslav People's Army as the standard sidearm from 1961 into the early 1990s. The plastic grips are marked S.F.R.J. for the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

Condition is good: the original factory blue is still there but has oxidized and thinned in places, the slide shows scratches and there is oxidation on the outside of the barrel. A Century Arms import stamp sits under the trigger guard, an import-compliant safety shoe trigger is fitted and an aftermarket 9-round magazine comes with it. For a Delaware shooter this is a range and collection pistol in the Cold War surplus bracket. Buyers must be 21 or older and need the qualified purchaser permit or a current Delaware carry license before the dealer transfers it.

Key features

• 7.62x25mm, 4.6-inch round barrel
• Made 1977, serial 191871
• S.F.R.J. marked plastic grips
• Century Arms import mark, safety shoe trigger
• Aftermarket 9-round magazine included

This pistol ships to the Delaware FFL dealer you choose, where photo identification, Form 4473 and the background check are completed.