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For sale is a very rarely offered Walther PPK, originally manufactured as a live round pistol in 7.65 mm Browning caliber and converted to 8 mm Knall caliber by Peter M. Busch in the early 1980s. It is explicitly not a later constructed PPK replica designed as a startle weapon, but a genuine Walther PPK, whose original all-steel construction was permanently altered to a startle gun within the framework of the then officially approved Busch conversion. The accompanying black Walther box is particularly interesting. The side label is labeled with "Walther PPK", "Cal. 7.65 mm", and serial number 163049. Thus, the serial number recorded on the box and the visible frame number of the pistol match. The box simultaneously documents the original 7.65 mm caliber before the later Busch conversion to 8 mm Knall. The pistol is in good, clearly collectible condition. The dark surface is largely preserved and has a strong shine. Visible are age, storage, and usage-related traces, especially fine scratches, slight surface and gloss differences, as well as individual pressure or wipe marks on the slide. The black Walther grips are mounted. Both grips bear the raised Walther banner and show the classic fine checkerboard pattern. Additionally, a further set of brown wooden grips with fish skin texture is included in the scope of delivery, as well as two magazines, one of which has a finger rest at the lower end. Private sale from collection dissolution. Sale excluding liability for defects. No return and no warranty. Further pictures can be sent upon request.

Type approval for pistols / revolvers
PTB-Nr.:	280
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