@doug1949, I am going to need to know a bit more info in order to give you an estimated value..More pictures, both sides. A better close up inside the ejction ports so I can see the marks in there. Do you have the boxes, manuals, test targets? How many magazines with each I suspect the blued one was made in West Germany. Check for this on the left side of the pistol. The stainless was made in the USA, either by S&W or Interarms? See if you can determine that.
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First one I ever shot was a West German PP in .32acp. Fun gun. It has stayed on my "must acquire" list ever since....but I've not found the right one.
The blue was made in West Germany, value is roughly $550 - $650 depending on such seemingly small thinks like do you have the box; test target; owners manual.
The other is an Interarms gun; made actually by the Ranger Mfg Co. in Gadsden, AL. Valued at about $550. I hope that helps you.
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The other is an Interarms gun; made actually by the Ranger Mfg Co. in Gadsden, AL. Valued at about $550. I hope that helps you.
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Took me 100's of rds to break the habit of letting my left thumb ride to high but fortunately I had a weapons instructor that screamed at me all day until I finally got it through my scull to just use that left paw as a cup. As far as Walther Corp i'm not very impressed. I bought a .22 suppressor and was excited to use it on a P22 I had, then I read a review that said it wouldnt cycle subsonic rds! Why thread it then? So I found out all the newer PPK's in .22 are threaded and I said to myself: "self, what would look cooler than a PPK with a can on it?" Well I bought a brand new one and guess what? The damn dbl action trigger pull is SEVENTEEN POUNDS!!! I wrote to Walther and asked them if a gunsmith could in anyway improve that for me since it would be hard to hit THE WALL at 17lbs, that is if the trigger or my finger didn't just BREAK OFF. I guess they were hard pressed for time that day since the letter I got back from them just said "no". So to sum up, don't buy ANY Walther .22 if you want to use your suppressor or if you value your finger. A HiPoint doorstop/paperweight is much cheaper.
you wouldn't need subs for the p22. normal .22 ammo out of anything 4'' or shorter is almost always coming out subsonic.
1080 fps is the sound barrier, typically any standard .22lr is faster than that, thats why you see a lot of subsonic .22 ammo and little or no in .45acp...
