Walther PP 32 acp

[cruzans]

Considering one and can’t seem to find a chart anywhere to find date of manufacture and see if it’s in any way more “desirable”. Anyone know of a chart or able to determine? Serial number 425xxx
Thanks!

[Stooperzero]

i use this site for most of my info now.

http://www.p38guns.com/ppppk.htm

[Stooperzero]

i use this site for most of my info now.

http://www.p38guns.com/ppppk.htm

[Stooperzero]

sent you a pm of the same thing.

i keep double posting and get booted form the site.

[cruzans]

Thanks ! Don't see the date range for the gun I'm considering but will be good to have for any future research

[Stooperzero]

do you have PP or PPK model?

[cruzans]

One i'm looking at is a PP in 32acp

[GeneCC]

Considering one and can’t seem to find a chart anywhere to find date of manufacture and see if it’s in any way more “desirable”. Anyone know of a chart or able to determine? Serial number 425xxx
Thanks!

You might want to consider a Makarov. They're superior to the PP in design. Lower part count. Parts kits and magazines for the Makarov are plentiful and inexpensive. The 9x18 is a more powerful round than the 32 ACP.

If you want a real Walther I understand. If you want what the Walther PP should have been, the Makarov is a nice firearm.

[cruzans]

Thanks, already have a couple Makarov's - awesome guns and very accurate! I was just looking to add a 32 cal PP to the heard

You might want to consider a Makarov. They're superior to the PP in design. Lower part count. Parts kits and magazines for the Makarov are plentiful and inexpensive. The 9x18 is a more powerful round than the 32 ACP.

If you want a real Walther I understand. If you want what the Walther PP should have been, the Makarov is a nice firearm.

[Dave_n]

The Manhurin Walthers from 1945-roughly 1950 are Walthers made from Walther parts in France because the French did not want to be seen "aiding an ex-enemy" but needed pistols. I have one from 1948 that is a Walther that likes baguettes and Vin Rouge!! Dave_n