Description
6/26/24 – Arguably the rarest variation of the post-war Walther PPK pistols, this Dural model was made in 1966 and chambered in 7.65mm (.32 ACP). It has retained about 97% of its bluing, with hints of wear around the muzzle and box wear on the left side of the slide. One tiny spot of finish loss on the front strap. The bore is stone mint. Comes with an unnumbered period-correct box, cleaning rod, manual, and two total magazines. The bluing is without defects and is considered by many to be the best blue that Walther produced over the last 100 years. The frame is light weight aluminum, as evidenced by PPK-L designation on the left side of the slide.
