I picked-up a very nice "pre-war" 1938 Walther PP in .32acp with extra mag and holster. I have $700.00 in it.
Not too sure about the holster. It's not German but possibly post-war Austrian police. The PP is very nice shape. One of the better pre-war examples I've seen for a while that was not priced to the moon.
The other was a 1968 S&W Model 17-3 6" .22 revolver. Very sound mechanically but the frame is "salt & pepper" from rust, both sides, in the same location.
No big deal as it was cheap ($300.00) and will make a fine high quality field revolver without having to worry about it much. I installed the grip adaptor as I prefer much them over larger target stocks.
Not too sure about the holster. It's not German but possibly post-war Austrian police. The PP is very nice shape. One of the better pre-war examples I've seen for a while that was not priced to the moon.
The other was a 1968 S&W Model 17-3 6" .22 revolver. Very sound mechanically but the frame is "salt & pepper" from rust, both sides, in the same location.
No big deal as it was cheap ($300.00) and will make a fine high quality field revolver without having to worry about it much. I installed the grip adaptor as I prefer much them over larger target stocks.
