[Schwome88]

New here. Just bought a Manurhin PP in .32acp imported by CAI. I know it was a police gun, but not sure where. It has the lanyard loop and "tillhor polisen" on the right side of slide, forward of the ejection port. I believe it's late 60's, early 70's but could be off. 6 digit serial number. Got it for $480 before tax which I thought was a good deal. I can post more pics later. This pic has all the proof marks on the gun. I know the castle is the St Etienne house, but not sure about the other 2. Thanks for the help.

 

[Kar98]

"TILLHÖR POLISEN" is Swedish for "police property".
Beyond that, we can't even make a guess as to it's age without pics or serial numbers. Other than "post 1945". And by can't, I mean I can't be bothered.

 

[Schwome88]

"TILLHÖR POLISEN" is Swedish for "police property".
Beyond that, we can't even make a guess as to it's age without pics or serial numbers. Other than "post 1945". And by can't, I mean I can't be bothered.

Sorry about that, couldn't get attachments to load. Will have to try later when I have wifi. Added the serial number to orginal post.

 

[MGMike]

We commend to you the Stickies and the FAQs, which nobody ever reads.

M

 

[ViperR]

434XXX puts it at 1973-1975 being a 6 digit number.
Yours has the more modern "block" type rear sight and thicker (and angled) front.
They are great shooters.

 

[Schwome88]

434XXX puts it at 1973-1975 being a 6 digit number.
Yours has the more modern "block" type rear sight and thicker (and angled) front.
They are great shooters.

Thanks ViperR

 

[skip_c]

Kar98,
"Can't be bothered"? I didn't realize you were so important.


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