Walther (Manurhin) PP value

[Raptor3000]

What would be the fair price for Walther (Manurhin) PP pistol?
Pistol is in very good condition, but the walther marking on the slide is grounded/x'ed. I read that it was done at the factory for some licensing issues.

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[Raptor3000]

any one?

[zinfull]

I would not pay more than $300 for the pistol. I have 3 and the they were $210-250.

Jerry

[t0kie]

Are you talking about PPK? Is it .32ACP or .380ACP?
Since it is offlist right now price is higher than the one you'll see online from out of state.

[Raptor3000]

Its .32ACP, is $350 shipped a lot for this pistol? I have to pay for transfer as well.

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[t0kie]

I would not pay more than $300 for the pistol. I have 3 and the they were $210-250.

Jerry

If that's the PPK, do you want to sell one to me?

[t0kie]

Its .32ACP, is $350 shipped a lot for this pistol? I have to pay for transfer as well.

thanks

I think that's still a great price but IIRC this pistol is not on the roster, so unless you are LEO or FFL, you have to do PPT with the seller has to be present.

[Raptor3000]

I would not pay more than $300 for the pistol. I have 3 and the they were $210-250.

Jerry

One in question is a PP, how long ago did you get them for $210-$250?

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[Raptor3000]

I think that's still a great price but IIRC this pistol is not on the roster, so unless you are LEO or FFL, you have to do PPT with the seller has to be present.

This Pistol is C&R more than 50 years old.

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[t0kie]

This Pistol is C&R more than 50 years old.

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That's even better & if it is in great condition then I think it's a great buy.

Someday, if you decide to re-sell it again you won't loose money for sure.

[Raptor3000]

That's even better & if it is in great condition then I think it's a great buy.

Someday, if you decide to re-sell it again you won't loose money for sure.

Thank you

[zinfull]

PPK's sell for more than PP's. Only the WWII Walther and Manurhin PPK & PP are C&R. They are the same gun and are fun to shoot. After the war Germany could not manufacture weapons so they built the factory in France and made the guns under the Manurhin name. Later Walther moved the process back and started making them under the Walther Banner. The Manurhin and late Walther pistols are the same process and quality.

It has been a few years ago that I got the pistols but not that long. For $350 you should get a nice one that is not messed up.

Jerry