[crazy charlie]

About 1990 I decided I wanted another Walther chambered for .22 (cheaper to shoot than 7.65m/m) and this is what I got.
Carl Walther Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do Made in W.Germany
Right slide is marked with the star,Interarms Alexandria Virginia N over crown
Frame is marked N over crown ID and what appears to be an antler
Serial # 51214LR
It's about 99%, has black grips with a thumbrest for the right hand shooter
I have the box and test target.
Strangely it is missing the instruction manual. (little note in the box says replacement manual available from Interarms)
It came with one magazine that has the little finger (spur?) on the end of it.
I haven't done all my homework on it yet to determine it's DOB and I'm currently uploading some pictures to post (hope I can figure out how to post them
If I recall I think I paid less than $200.
It just loves to digest Remington Viper ammo.
Any comments?

 

[MGMike]

What kind of comments do you want?

M

 

[crazy charlie]

Inputs From The P38 forum.

The good folks on the p38 forum identified the manufacture date as 1983 and the a couple were found in shops in the Atlanta area in price ranges from $575 to $800.

Thanks to all for your comments.

 

[banddr2]

Nice PP, and it will continue to appreciate greatly. Nice picture also. I didn't read your P38 forum post, but isn't the date code on it next to an antler symbol? Either two letters or two numbers.

 

[photohause]

I haven's seen one go for less than $k in that condition. Best of luck & welcome to the forum!

 

[153]

Had one just like it in the late 70's, great pistol! Mine worked perfectly if I loaded the magazine with 7 or 8 rounds of CCI Stinger!!

 

[crazy charlie]

Between the crown over N and the antler it is marked ID. I rechecked my records and it looks like I paid $280.
I too noticed it likes ammo with some punch and had one malfunction with a cheaper magazine that was loader with 9 rds. (may have been the mag)