Walter PPK
i have a walther ppk 7.65 crown n made before april 10 1940 holster and extra clip in excellent condition whats it worth also i have a jc higgins model 29 semi auto 22 cal it dosnt fire how do i get the slide out to clean the action thanks for any and all help
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I have a pre war Walter PPK in 32.acp. There are some markings , but I'm most curious
about the white grips. The gun has the traditional brown magazine extension, but not the brown grips. How does one post pictures here???0 -
quote:Originally posted by alexnla1
I have a pre war Walter PPK in 32.acp. There are some markings , but I'm most curious
about the white grips. The gun has the traditional brown magazine extension, but not the brown grips. How does one post pictures here???
By reading the sticky titled "Posting Photographs" http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294 [;)]0 -
I dont like photo sharing websites. Its like having my underwear hanging in the front yard for the neighbours to see. Why can't one upload pics directly from ones computer.
{burp} allows its members.
http://www.{burp}.com/index.php
Please dont tell me to go there. Its just sooo much easier.
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quote:Originally posted by alexnla1
I dont like photo sharing websites. Its like having my underwear hanging in the front yard for the neighbours to see.
If you were able to post them directly here, you'd still be putting them out in a public forum where anyone could see them?
What difference does it make?
Either you're willing to share your pictures with the public or you're not.
Anyway, do you have a specific question?
I don't know when they first offered, but white grips were a factory option at least back into the 1950s. Here is an image (Stolen from someone's front yard laundry line) purporting to show factory original white Walther PPK grips from a 1950s era gun:
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My reference notes that white, one piece, wrap around, grips were available for the commercial PPK's. They were checkered with the Walther banner logo on each side.
Personally I don't believe these white grips would ever be found on the W W II era production PPK's. If you can give us the serial number range, and specific description of the proof marks it might be possible to find DOM of your PPK.0
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