Walther PP 7.65 Browning (.32ACP) Post WWII - Fair Condition (90 Degree Safety Lever)

What stands out immediately regarding these firearms is their preservation state. At a glance, and largely owing to the bluing, one might regard them as Very Good. However, a closer inspection under proper lighting reveals some corrosion or rust patches, especially on the back strap and front strap. There's a similar dotted pattern of corrosion on the slide. Although I'm not deeply versed in firearms restoration, a visit to WaltherForums.com led me to this enlightening discussion on addressing rust spots on the PP model: Link.

In terms of operation, these pistols live up to the high standards one would anticipate from a German-made Walther PP. The bores on the specimens I've examined are in pristine condition. As for the magazines, they bear authentic markings, ranging from the signature Walther logo to inscriptions like 'Walther over PP 7.65mm'. It's worth noting that while a video may have depicted an unmarked magazine in one of the PPs, rest assured that all guns will be dispatched with a magazine that has the official marking.

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90° Safety Lever
Manufactured by Ulm.
C&R Eligible
Comes with Factory Magazine
Post War

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Walther PP 7.65 Browning (.32ACP) Post WWII - Fair Condition (90 Degree Safety Lever)

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