A Zastava M57 made in 1976, serial X181110, with a 4.6-inch round barrel whose bore is bright with strong rifling. The M57 is Zastava's unlicensed reworking of the Soviet TT-33 Tokarev in 7.62x25mm, with a longer grip that holds more rounds than the original, and it was the Yugoslav People's Army service pistol from 1961 into the early 1990s. The original blued finish is present but thinned and oxidized in spots, very good overall.

A Century Arms import stamp sits under the trigger guard, the import-compliant safety shoe trigger is fitted, and an aftermarket 9-round magazine comes with it. In Delaware this is a surplus shooter for a military-pistol collector who wants a Cold War service pistol that still runs, with the Tokarev's bottlenecked cartridge and a grip that fits a larger hand. It is a used handgun, so the dealer transfer here needs the state purchase permit or a Delaware carry license, photo ID, Form 4473 and a background check, and the buyer must be 21.

Key features

• 7.62x25mm, made 1976, serial X181110
• 4.6-inch round barrel, bright bore, strong rifling
• Original blued finish, thinned and oxidized in places
• Century Arms import mark, safety shoe trigger
• Aftermarket 9-round magazine included

It ships to the Delaware FFL dealer you pick at checkout, where you show photo ID and complete Form 4473.