Need some Walther PPK help.

Jasta2 · 11-03-2018, 01:07 PM

Located a Walther PPK today. It's in it's original cardboard looking box, brownish in color, including the manual in German and factory target. Also there is the cleaning rod and tool, still in what looks to be a thin cardboard. It also has the original bring back papers dated 1944. Over all the Walther is in excellent condition with light ware on a couple of edges.. The mag looks new, almost unfired. I should know the material, but the grips look like a brown plastic. Asking $1,000. $1,000 is about what a matching Luger shooter brings today. Looks like a good buy, but I looking for some pointers as to what to look for. I know, show us some pictures. Headed back today to get and post a few. Also, he has the strangest looking little German revolver. Neither he nor I have ever seen one. Very interesting, it has no exposed hammer. I'll post some pictures of that also to see what it is.
Sorry they are not Lugers, but I know some forum members look to be experts on all German handguns.

11-03-2018, 01:07 PM	#1
Jasta2 User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lakeland, Fl. Posts: 514 Thanks: 349 Thanked 101 Times in 52 Posts	Need some Walther PPK help. Located a Walther PPK today. It's in it's original cardboard looking box, brownish in color, including the manual in German and factory target. Also there is the cleaning rod and tool, still in what looks to be a thin cardboard. It also has the original bring back papers dated 1944. Over all the Walther is in excellent condition with light ware on a couple of edges.. The mag looks new, almost unfired. I should know the material, but the grips look like a brown plastic. Asking $1,000. $1,000 is about what a matching Luger shooter brings today. Looks like a good buy, but I looking for some pointers as to what to look for. I know, show us some pictures. Headed back today to get and post a few. Also, he has the strangest looking little German revolver. Neither he nor I have ever seen one. Very interesting, it has no exposed hammer. I'll post some pictures of that also to see what it is. Sorry they are not Lugers, but I know some forum members look to be experts on all German handguns. Last edited by Jasta2; 11-03-2018 at 03:06 PM.