While at a recent local auction I managed to pick this up amongst other things, I must admit i did not realise what the value was when I was bidding on it!
cheers
Gary
cheers
Gary
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Well done
That is a beauty 
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Yes, a nice early PP/PPK, Gary! Congrats!
Br. JamesComment
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Not my field of collecting at all...but it is really cool looking !
Nice find.
Cheers,
GlenComment
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Nice acquisition for your collection.Comment
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Very nice and all you need now is a nice RZM or PL grip PPK to go in it!
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Man, what a great idea ! Reminds me that I got one of those models - weren't they Japanese made in the 70ies ? - ... !!!Originally posted by ErichS View PostVery nice and all you need now is a nice RZM or PL grip PPK to go in it!Comment
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You are thinking of the MGC replica guns made in the 60s and 70s? I believe they made an example of the PL (Political Leader grip) PPK. But I don't recall them making a replica of the RZM contract PPK.Comment
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Originally posted by JoeW View Post
Joe,
not really for my collection I only bought it because the guy bidding on it had run me up on a lot of items at the auction and I knew this was one of the bits he was wanting
He told my friend "that is mine".....no it is not
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I would love to have one for my rare 6.35 PPK. The vets wife misplaced the holster
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A PPK in 6.35mm..........now that's a winner. Was the veteran/soldier a Political Leader? With a name you might be able to acquire some party information if he was. Otherwise, I wouldn't think he would have purchased a holster like that.Comment
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It was a US Vet bring back. It was so cheap I bought it sight unseen from a family member after the Vet passed away.Comment
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