That gun dates to 1939 or early 1940, sorry I can't come any closer, but its finish and workmanship would put it in the "pre-war category".
PP's and PPK's of that era in 9mm Kurz (.380 ACP) are uncommon. Perhaps some others will have a better idea as to value, but IMHO, even though it is not in the best shape, that gun would probably bring around $1500 or more.
I just called to get it and found out someone just put it on layaway right before I called.
I agree Jim, I thought that was a real deal with two clips and a holster...!!!
I just called to get it and found out someone just put it on layaway right before I called.
I agree Jim, I thought that was a real deal with two clips and a holster...!!!
Great find for someone. Still it will need correct grips at 350 & some work with some 0000 steel wool.
I wonder if someone here on the forum snatched it?
Danny
While a pre-war PPK in 9mm is somewhat unusual, the real value is in the pre-war PP with waffenampt acceptance marks. In decent condition these can bring in the neighborhood of $2500.
Whittington Vol II, page 297 lists an estimated 1800 Walther PPs, 9mmK E/359, commercial finish. Serial # Range...198000P-208000P.
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