Any other opinions are certainly welcome. Sure the engraved ones are nice, but this one has alot of character. I've never seen one without any engraving on it at all, so this would certainly explain why.įor a gun being made on the way out it sure is a good gun though. I really like the gun, it is very tight and has good action. I am not able to post pictures right now but will upload them in the morning when I get to my computer. These I believe are the same, but I haven't been able to look at them close enough to be sure. There is a mark on the bolt and under the bolt just under the ejection port. The serial number can be seen on the side of the grip and on the right side of the slide. Any information you can give me about this piece will be greatly appreciated. I am going to attempt to upload some pics of the gun for inspection. This struck me as strange because all the ones I've ever seen had something on the slide. It is virtually unengraved in that it doesn't even have the walther name on it anywhere except on the plastic grips and on one side of the magazine. I noticed something strange about the gun though in that it doesn't display any of the engraving on the gun slide. From what I've already been able to obtain from searching this site and looking at the serial number chart this gun should be dated around 1942. Hi,I have a Vintage Walther PP 7.65mm pistol that I recently bought and I'm interested in learning more about it.

Walther serial number chart