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Interarms imported FEG AP7S in 7.65mm Browning
TGI imported FEG APK7S in 7.65mm Browning
1960 Manurhin made Walther PP in 7.65mm Browning, marked JW with a property control number for Justiz Wien (Vienna Justice)
1960 Manurhin made Walther PP in 7.65mm Browning.
The FEG pistols are variants on the PP design, using slightly heavier frames and slides as the original military pistols were chambered for 9mm Makarov.
The military pistols were initially developed in 1947 and evolved through several models through the late 1960s. The model numbers start with "PA" while the civilian models developed in the 1970s and 80s use the "AP" prefix.
The PA and AP pistols are Walther PP sized pistols, while the "K" in the APK models denotes a shorter PPK slide on what is in essence a PPK/S sized pistol. The "7" denotes 7.65mm Browning caliber while the "S" denotes a steel frame. You will also encounter AP9S and APK9S pistols in their respective long and short versions and you'll find them chambered in both .380 ACP and 9mm Makarov calibers.
The FEG pistols use a slightly more generously cut chamber than their Walther counterparts, as a result they are much less picky about ammo and they are relentlessly reliable. The downsides are that brass life is a little shorter, and they are slightly less accurate than their Walther counterparts - which are exceptionally accurate pistols considering the size and caliber.
These FEG pistols were imported by Interarms after Manurhin stopped making Walther PP series pistols, and Interarms started looking for a similar design to the PP and PPK/S. They were sold side by side with the PP series pistols after production of the Walther pistols was started in the US.
They were also imported by other companies including Tennessee Guns Inc. and the specifications vary by importer as FEG made them to the importers specifications. The finish on the Interarms imported models is superb - as good as the finish on any Walther, while the TGI imported versions lack some of the refinements and polish of the Interarms pistols.
