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Broń palna, pistolety, rewolwery - AtenaGun.pl
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Description
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Ten egzemplarz
Prezentowany egzemplarz pochodzi z 1975 roku. Jest w bardzo dobrym stanie (posiada drobne ślady użytkowania). Przewód lufy jak nowy. Walther PP Super to dziś świetny kandydat na broń osobistą o znakomitych parametrach i dość niskiej cenie.
Historia
Pistolet Walther PP Super został zaprezentowany w 1972 roku jako pistolet dla policji zasilany nabojem kalibru 9×18 mm Ultra. Broń ta jest indywidualną bronią samopowtarzalną, działającą na zasadzie odrzutu zamka swobodnego. Pistolet zasilany jest z magazynków pudełkowych o pojemności 7 naboi. Walther PP Super został przyjęty do uzbrojenia przez policję RFN w Bawarii. Mała ilość zamówień, spowodowana zastosowaniem nietypowego kalibru doprowadziła do końca jego produkcji w 1979 roku. Firma Walther skupiła się wtedy na modelach P4 i P5. Ciekawostką w tej broni jest zastosowanie do niej naboju 9×18 mm Ultra (.355 cala), który został zaprojektowany w 1936 roku na potrzeby Luftwaffe, ale nigdy nie został wykorzystany. Naboje tego kalibru nie są wymienne z nabojami 9×18 mm Makarow (.365 cala), który wykorzystuje większą średnicę lufy. Pistolety zasilane tym kalibrem to, m.in. SIG Sauer P230, Mauser HSc-80, czy Benelli B76.
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