Walther PPK .22 lr

[Classic12]

I have a 1939 made Walther PPK in the classic 7.65 mm Browning caliber (.32 ACP). I’ve had it for 30 years and it was one of the very first gun I bought.

I recently found a LNIB 1939 made Walther PPK in .22 lr. I didn’t even know they made them in that caliber before WWII. I had to have it. It was $ 870

 

[Classic12]

The brothers together

It’s a fantastic shooter too (25 m)

As is the .32 ACP

 

[Eddiejoe]

Beautiful! I love the figuring in the grips on the .22!

 

[defjon]

I could kick myself for not grabbing the one I saw in 2019 for 700.

 

[mk70ss]

Two true classics made when gun makers took pride in their craft.

 

[Lavan]

I have its twin. Use only Hi Speed 22s.

 

[Ibmikey]

My W German Walther in .22 is a PPKS built in 1972, still in the box and like new given me by a friend (Interarms import). A second given me is a 1967 PPK 380 with an eagle logo on the left grip and no import markings.

 

[Ed4032]

Mine is the ppk/s from Manhurin. Hard to get that word past spell check. Anyway from the late 60s.

 

[Jim Watson]

They also made them in .25 ACP, although I have never seen one.

 

[stinkeypete]

I am another Walther fan. Beautiful metal work in the old days.

 

[Drm50]

I’ve never owned an original but have had the French, InterArms and a clone from American Arms. They were all range toys. I was looking for 22 worth carrying as EDC field & stream accuracy. None had it and all had function problems.