Manurhin Walther PP Made in France

SW CQB 45 · Aug 10, 2009

I am aware these guns were made after 1952, but can someone direct me to a link for serial number dates or have a book.

Manurhin PP (walther PP) french Pistol in Guns World

thanks in advance

max · Aug 10, 2009

Actually all Walthers were made in France after the war. Some went back to Germany for assembly and they were considered German made. There is a Walther forum and you should be able to find what you need there.

SW CQB 45 · Aug 10, 2009

ok, I will venture there.

thanks

steveno · Aug 11, 2009

back in the 1980's Interarms import the Manurhin PPK/s in 22 long rifle and 380 acp for $265. I bought one of each and still have the 22 but should have kept the 380 as well. a very reliable 22 pistol. I keep it loaded with CCI Velocitors. extra magazines can be quite expensive

bshepherd · Aug 11, 2009

The Manurhin marked ones are C&R, but not the Walther marked ones, even though they were made in the same factory in France until 1986. I bought a couple a few years ago, both in .32 ACP. They were both former Copenhagen police guns. I use one as a pocket carry gun quite often. Here is a photo of the blue one, Serial is in the 86xxx range made in mid 50's.The other one has a hard chrome frame, done by the Danish police armorers. Don't have a photo of this one right now.

Danny Abernathy · Aug 11, 2009

I have a Manurhin PP in .32 acp that came with a military flap holster with extra magazine. Believe it or not this is one of my most accurate handguns, and is a blast to shoot. Ammo is very expensive at this time though. I love mine and shoot it every time I can find some cheap ammo for it.

cmort666 · Aug 11, 2009

steveno said:
back in the 1980's Interarms import the Manurhin PPK/s in 22 long rifle and 380 acp for $265. I bought one of each and still have the 22 but should have kept the 380 as well. a very reliable 22 pistol. I keep it loaded with CCI Velocitors. extra magazines can be quite expensive

I had one that was NOT marked "Manhurin", but only "Ste. Etienne". I sold it to a friend because I had no legal opportunity to carry it. I doubt he's put a box of .380 through it. If I had a job, I'd probably buy it back from him.

buckeyeshooter1 · Aug 11, 2009

I have inherited 6 or 8 walther's. some were said to be valuable. where would one look to get an idea of what they have? And an idea of value?

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