Introducing the iconic Walther PP 7.65 Browning (.32 ACP) Pistol, renowned for its precision engineering and rich heritage. Packaged with one official magazine, this firearm epitomizes both impeccable craftsmanship and unrivaled functionality. Whether you're an avid collector with a keen eye for historic weaponry or an enthusiast seeking a trustworthy sidearm, the Walther PP in .32 ACP merges a sense of timelessness with outstanding performance.
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'.
These firearms are not just tools but prized collectibles. Such an assortment hasn't been available for purchase in recent memory. Stay updated on our offerings by visiting our website, tuning into our YouTube channel, or subscribing to our C&R email list. We're constantly curating a range of unique collector items that will be unveiled soon. Also, please note that while these items are C&R Eligible, orders from California must be shipped to a registered FFL dealer.
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90° Safety Lever
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Manufactured by Ulm.
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C&R Eligible
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Comes with Factory Magazine
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Post War
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Great pistol for the price
Pistol was shipped promptly and was in much better condition than the example pictured. Required a small amount of work to get it working again, but have had no issues after about 300 rounds.
