CZ has announced an exclusive online auction for the limited edition CZ 75 Royal Air Force model, honoring Czechoslovak RAF squadrons from World War II. Only 56 pistols will be available, featuring unique engravings, a commemorative presentation case, and various historical elements. Bidders in the U.S. can participate until June 20th, 2025.
CZ states “CZ is proud to announce a one-of-a-kind opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts: the CZ 75 RAF Limited Edition, available exclusively through a limited-run online auction.
Crafted to honor the legacy of the Czechoslovak RAF squadrons that served in the Royal Air Force during World War II, the CZ 75 RAF edition features bespoke engravings, hand-finished details, and a limited production run of just 56 pistols worldwide.
“This limited-edition model blends heritage, craftsmanship, and historical tribute in a way few firearms can,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer at CZ-USA. “We are proud to offer U.S. collectors the opportunity to own one of these limited-edition pistols.”
Each CZ 75 RAF is chambered in 9mm and features a commemorative serial number, RAF squadron insignia, and a custom aluminum presentation case inspired by the Spitfire’s oil tank. The case’s lid resembles a cockpit windscreen, while the underside features an engraved instrument panel. These pistols are being offered via a sealed-bid auction system, which ends on June 20th, 2025
Interested bidders in the U.S. are encouraged to explore full details and participate by visiting the official CZ auction page: https://www.czfirearms.com/en-us/limited-editions/cz-75-raf
This offering is a rare opportunity for U.S. enthusiasts to acquire a globally exclusive piece of CZ history, combining iconic design with historical significance.”
KEY FEATURES:
- Limited to 56 pistols worldwide
- Commemorative RAF engravings and serialized markings
- Gloss nickel finish with Rainbow Blue controls
- Aluminum case inspired by Spitfire’s oil tank
- Includes certificate of authenticity, replica Distinguished Flying Cross, Spitfire-shaped key, brochure on Czechoslovak airmen in the RAF, and a hand-painted illustration of the aircraft
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