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First of all let me say this is a great site. I recently got into Walthers when I got a post-war P38. Two weeks ago I purchased a PP in 7.65mm. It is a 1969 Interarms import with the "Eagle" grip. Accesories where a matching box, 1 extension mag, serialized target and cleaning rod. The pistol is matching and has all the German proof marks. Can you answer a few questions?
1) What are the major differences between a PP and a PPK? I have not seen many true post-war PP's. PPK/S seems to be the norm.
2) What is it worth? I would rank her 90+%
3) Was this gun banned in 1968 along with the regular PPK?
4) Are the "German" PP's rare and were many imported?
I originally thought it was a PPK so I hope I did not get taken.
Last Saturday I got to shoot this gun. Man, all I can say is it sure is accurate. At 25 to 30 feet I could keep all the rounds within a 3 in splatter target. It doesn't get much better than this. I am glad I got the PP now. I think the size is perfect for this caliber. My only complaint is the ammo is slightly on the high price side.
Keep on Collectin....
MI-litaria
1) What are the major differences between a PP and a PPK? I have not seen many true post-war PP's. PPK/S seems to be the norm.
2) What is it worth? I would rank her 90+%
3) Was this gun banned in 1968 along with the regular PPK?
4) Are the "German" PP's rare and were many imported?
I originally thought it was a PPK so I hope I did not get taken.
Last Saturday I got to shoot this gun. Man, all I can say is it sure is accurate. At 25 to 30 feet I could keep all the rounds within a 3 in splatter target. It doesn't get much better than this. I am glad I got the PP now. I think the size is perfect for this caliber. My only complaint is the ammo is slightly on the high price side.
Keep on Collectin....
MI-litaria