[Mills]

I went to my LGS this week to pick up my newest purchase - a mid eighties Manhurin PP Sport that I bought online. Mine is DA with an 8 and 1/8" barrel. On the right side of the slide it's marked with the name of the Swedish firearms importer J.V.Astrom-Bjurtjarn. Hopefully I'll make it to the range in a week or two to try it out.

While I was there I also picked up a PPS M2. This is something that I only recently became interested in. For now it will just be a range toy but if I like it enough it may become my summer carry gun.

His name is Bond....James Bond.
Awsome find.

 

[ca survivor]

I have to say congrats on the Walther because you obviously like it, but that 8 1/8" barrel looks way out of place.

 

[sigsrok]

I went to my LGS this week to pick up my newest purchase - a mid eighties Manhurin PP Sport that I bought online. Mine is DA with an 8 and 1/8" barrel. On the right side of the slide it's marked with the name of the Swedish firearms importer J.V.Astrom-Bjurtjarn. Hopefully I'll make it to the range in a week or two to try it out.

While I was there I also picked up a PPS M2. This is something that I only recently became interested in. For now it will just be a range toy but if I like it enough it may become my summer carry gun.

Nice shopping trip, but no PPK????

 

[beancrusher]

I like my PPS m2 alot.

 

[sevycat]

There is something to like about Walther.

 

[Mills]

There is something to like about Walther.

 

[bearone2]

congratulations

 

[Redcat94]

but no PPK????

From top to bottom - my "new" PP Sport, a 1936 PP, and a 1965 PPK. All in .22LR. The PPK hasn't been imported since 1968 and is one of the harder modern Walthers to find. Here are some closeups: