As i am in the process of buying a post-war Walther. Magazine is for a post WW2 Walther.380, PP or PPK. Of serial numbers for Walther PP's. New member looking for some help in identification of a Walther PPK.32 auto.I've hit a ton of websites trying to identify this pistol, and while I've found a lot of info. Skip to content. After this s/n change, the PP model usually had a P after the serial number, while the PPK usually had a K. Other PPK letters exist, like W and A. Examine the number 4 carefully to make sure it is a number, not a letter. The RZM marking stands for Reichzeugmeisterei, which was the purchasing agency of the Nazi Party.
Item #C534- Licensing Category: Prohib
- Maker: Walther
- Model: PPK
- Caliber/Gauge: 7.65mm
- Description:
SN 806271 is a PPK with RZM markings. This piece shows the crown N proof on the barrel and slide. This pistol falls into the 1st serial blocked noted by Jan Still in Axis pistols at page 259. (803371)-808553) 10 reported. This pistol shows a bright excellent bore, the correct high polish blued finish and the 90 degree safety. This pistol shows some holster wear on the left side of the slide and frame at the muzzle and below the ejection port on the right. Excellent original grips with an indentation on the right side but no loss. A scarcer PPK pistol, the finish rates at 90-95% (Prohib status)
Walther Ppk S Serial Numbers
Wonderful example of the iconic Walther PPK pistol with a rare NSDAP (Nazi Party) RZM logo. Principal markings include: “803613” (serial number); “Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thür.) Walther’s Patent Cal 7,65 m/m” (manufacturer); “Mod. PPK” (Model Polizei Pistole Kriminal, which translates to “Police Pistol Detective’s Model”); “RZM” logo (NSDAP Reichszeugmeisterei acceptance stamp).
Walther Ppk Serial Number Dates
The condition is exceptional with 96% of the blue remaining; almost Like New! The pistol is fully functioning, the serial numbers match, and the bore is great. Made by Carl Walther Waffenfabrik of Zella-Mehlis, Thüringen, this is a very uncommon and highly desirable example of a 7.65mm PPK pocket pistol purchased by the NSDAP for issue to key party members. The official RZM logo denotes that the pistol was approved by the party quartermaster/procurement office (Reichszeugmeisterei), based in Munich. Walther supplied 31,000 PPK pistols to the NSDAP in 1934 – 1936; based on the serial number, this pistol was made in 1934. Includes the original brown holster and a spare magazine; the holster is marked with “D.R.G.M.,” “Walther PPK,” and with a logo for maker AKAH.
RZM marked PPK pistols in this condition rarely come on the market! Excellent opportunity to own a collector grade classic German pistol purchased by the Nazi Party only a year following Hitler’s seizure of power! [SK]
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