PPK ????
I looked at a PPK tonight and it looked nice. I would say a good 90%, minor holster wear at the muzzle. I was wondering what it's worth and if it's a good one and when it was made. The gun was marked:
Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur)
Walther's Patent cal 7.65 mm Mod PPK
The barrel and slide had a stamp that looked like a crown with a star in the center with a N under it. The serial #1001XXX. The gun had plastic walther grips that looked like wood grain and the frame had a lanyard loop. THANKS
Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur)
Walther's Patent cal 7.65 mm Mod PPK
The barrel and slide had a stamp that looked like a crown with a star in the center with a N under it. The serial #1001XXX. The gun had plastic walther grips that looked like wood grain and the frame had a lanyard loop. THANKS
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You looked at a pre-1940 commercial Walther. It is a good one. Worth is relative. 0 -
Hey Martz... I have a near duplicate of yours and love it. I am a big Walther fan so I have others in .380 but I actually like the 7.65 better. It seems more accurate than the .380s and many other "experts" agree. Walthers are super reliable. Value would be in the $350 - $450 area but to build a gun like that now would be $1000 so I'd say it's a relative bargain depending what they ask. I'd let on that I like the 380 better to get the best deal! 0
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