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I just picked up a Walther PP in the 7.65 caliber. It is the Manurhin made in France version. Any info you guys can give me with this gun would be appreciated.
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Nice gun and not to much recoil. It has a drop hammer safety and is SA/DA. It has a load indicator above the hammer. You can strip it down to almost complete parts. The barrel and sear I would leave a lone. It was built in France after WWII by Manurhin using the same design and equipment as the Walther plant. Very solid gun and a good investment. Plus they are C&R.
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Thanks for the info Jerry. I just picked it up since it was part of a bundle package. Not sure if i want to keep it still or not. Thank you for the info though. Really appreciate it.Comment
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All post war Walthers were manufactured by Manurhin, so they are basically the same as a Walther. Excellent quality guns.
Walther PP 7,65 Former Police gun, c.1958
Walther PPK/s .380 , marked 'made in France' on the butt.
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