I am still learning about these so please take that into consideration. I have one Radom in my collection and I had to look pretty hard for it. I had two Radom advanced collectors help me look it over before I bought it just to make sure it was correct.
This one looks tore up from the floor up (to me). It looks to be either a “two lever” type or was a “three lever type”. It really doesn’t matter because at this point if it was a three lever (with safety), it looks to have had the safety lever taken out and three pins slammed in the frame. If it was a “two lever” (without safety), it looks like the original three pins were removed and these three were slammed into the frame to keep the pistol together.
Next, the grips look like someone took some wood and just made grips for it. The finish is awful.
Another thing you have to check is the recoil spring assembly. A lot of these had a small pin that keeps it all together that broke and replaced by a wire.
The price is a very high shooter price for this. If it were me, I would pass on this on this one as there are way too many nice ones to be had.
To learn more about the Radoms, go to Jan C Still’s site as there are a bunch of knowledgeable Radom collectors there:
http://luger.gunboards.com/forumdisplay.php?1-Jan-C-Still-Discussion-Boards-Gunboards-com