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Help with Walther Identification Please
SP45
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I can't figure exactly what this is. 7.65 cal barrel is appx 2.4". Grips are obviously replaced with some custom ones but nicely made. And it fires nice.
http://imgur.com/a/KP9nb
http://imgur.com/a/KP9nb
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Be interesting to see if anyone comments.
Auction # 665818345
For all I know it might be a unknown variation, that was made. In very small numbers during the First World War?
Not a lot of left hand ejecting semiautomatic pistols out there.
Mike.
Well I found out what it is. It is a #4. Apparently they were made under contract during the war by a variety of people. This one has a thread in bushing that you have to have a spanner wrench to take out.
I don't know who told you, that your pistol is a #4? But they are full of beans. The short barrel is the tip off. Walther made # 4's from before W W I, until the late 20's. All had the standard 3.3" barrel length. Your pistol with the short barrel length is not a # 4. Below is a original Walther # 4, off the net.
Definitely wouldn't be drinking any of the kool aid, from the self appointed experts on the net. Put it on the auction with quality photos. Let the folks who bid on the open auction market, decide what it is.