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    #16
    Here’s the mag in my one PPK, mine is about 400 off from yours by serial number.

    Fritz
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      #17
      Hey fritz

      That’s crazy. Funny how thing work out! Now that I think about it the pinky extensions were light brown and dark brown (not black). They looked just like yours.

      I will most definitely pick them up!


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        #18
        Not to hijack here but what is it with ppk grips breaking or chipping there. My one is the same, in the same place.

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          #19
          850 is a fair price. Certainly not a “steal” as stated. The finger extension mags are listed at 350. They sell for closer to 250-275. With the mags its 1000 rig.

          Many ppks came back mint.

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            #20
            Originally posted by Geof View Post
            Not to hijack here but what is it with ppk grips breaking or chipping there. My one is the same, in the same place.
            PPK grips were injection molded plastic Trolitan. After 70-80 years, the early plastic material has hardened and the thinnest parts crack.

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              #21
              Originally posted by JoeW View Post
              PPK grips were injection molded plastic Trolitan. After 70-80 years, the early plastic material has hardened and the thinnest parts crack.
              Correction: Grips made of cellulose acetate plastic known as Trolit.

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                #22
                Hello all, picked the mag up I was talking about. Just figured I would post it.

                Dave C




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                  More pics




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