- Interarms Walther Ppk 380 Parts
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- Interarms Walther Serial Numbers Ppk
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I just bought my first Walther. It is a PPK 9mm Kurz, blued.
No box, 1 magazine. The pistol is, I believe, in 95-98% condition.
Manufactured in West Germany in 1968. High polish blue/anodized black finish. Fixed sights, with the traditional Walther banner and two-line markings on the left side of the slide, the Interarms marking on the right, 'eagle/N' proofs on several parts, and '68(antler)' on the trigger guard. With matching factory box bearing a 'poliert' (polished) note, matching numbered test target, manual. Oct 23, 2018 A number of companies have manufacured PP series pistols. Available in.22Lr,.25 ACP,.32 ACP and.380 ACP. The Walther PP (Polizei Pistole) occupies a significant place in firearms history as the first commercially successful double-action semiauto pistol. 1) The order of the serial number is linear (i.e. They ascend in number as the date of manufacture progresses.) 2) There is no correlation between the models and their respective serial numbers (i.e. PPK/S with the serial number S046930 does correspond to the manufacture date of PPK A043149 - in this case it was built six years earlier, while.
Interarms Walther Ppk 380 Parts
Can you guys help me out with the age of this pistol? Serial number on the frame is 242892A. The serial number on the slide is the same without the A suffix. Is the letter at the end of the serial number significant This seems to be a really well made pistol and I am looking forward to shooting it this Saturday.
What are your opinions of the PPK, since I am a Walther neophite. Info and feed back on this site is usually very good. I am anxious to get all the info I can on this pistol. Regards, Gary. Gary, can't help with the serial number, but if it was proof tested in Germany there might be a proof mark and date code on the pistol. Noti dlya bayana pesni listjya zheltie. On the SIGs and HKs the date code is two characters (A-K).
Walther p38 serial number search, walther p38 serial numbers. Click on a term to search for related topics. Thread Tools: Show Printable Version. Email this Page. Nov 04, 2007 Generally speaking, and with some exceptions, it is pretty straightforward to correlate postwar P38 serial numbers with the date of manufacture, which began in 1957 @ s/n 1001 and ended in the early 1990s @ around s/n 475,000.
I have an Interarms US made PPK/S which I really like. I can get 3.5' groups at 25 yards with it, which is pretty impressive for such a small sight radius. I have a CZ 83 that is even more accurate, but a lot bigger.
The.380 is a lot of fun to shoot. It is cheap and the blowback guns recoil like a bigger caliber.
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Hi Guys, Thanks for the response. The markings on the left side of the pistol are as follows: Carl Walther Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do. Walther Banner Modell PPK Cal. 9mm Kurz Made In W.
I just bought my first Walther. It is a PPK 9mm Kurz, blued. No box, 1 magazine. The pistol is, I believe, in 95-98% condition. Can you guys help me out with the age of this pistol? Serial number on the frame is 242892A. The serial number on the slide is the same without the A suffix.
Germany Right side of pistol: Slide Serial Number 242982 Interarms Alexandria Virginia Some kind of bird with an N beneath it (please pardon my ignorance) Frame Bird with N again IA and something that looks like a toothed sword (?) Serial number 242982A Barrel has the bird with N also You folks are very kind to take your time with this subject. Hope this is helpful. I have a pre-1968 ppk, post 1968 ppk (both 380) and a ppk/s in 22lr. They are an absolute joy to shoot.
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I admit I don't shoot the pre-68 at all. I have had no modifications to them and they function just fine. If I could I would get a suppressor for the 22 lr. I saw one in Las Vegas and it was sweet. But I live in California so its a no go.
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Anyway, enjoy the purchase. One of the USPSA clubs I shoot at had a pocket pistol side match. It was a blast to shoot and try to reload quickly. Spare mags, parts, holsters are all over the place. There is a Walther forum somewhere you could join as well.