Grip scales Walther Mod.1 black

52.50 €

97273 Kürnach, Germany

ID: 9627953

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FERKINGHOFF International

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Original language

German

Brand

Walther

Category

Calibers

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New

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🇩🇪 97273 Kürnach, Germany

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Available

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Description

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Caliber .25ACP/6.35mm Browning, Walther Model 1 pistol from 1908, synthetic grip panels punctured black with logo, Code 1252G Triple K USA. Rework is usually not necessary - delivery without mounting screw!

Triple K Info:

The weapon introduced in 1908 was the first successful German .25Auto pistol and the first pistol designed by Carl Walther and his son Fritz.

A simple blowback striker pistol with a simple design, often referred to as Model 1909.

Do not confuse this with Walther's designation Model 9, which was only introduced in 1921. (Show description in original language)

Kaliber .25ACP/6,35mmBrowning, Pistole Walther Modell 1 von 1908, Griffschalen Synthetik punziert schwarz mit Logo, Code 1252G Triple K USA. Nacharbeiten sind in der Regel nicht erforderlich - Lieferung ohne Befestigungsschraube!

Triple K Info:

Die 1908 eingeführte Waffe war die erste erfolgreiche deutsche .25Auto Pistole und die erste von Carl Walther und seinem Sohn Fritz entworfene Pistole.

Eine einfache Blowback-Schlagpistole mit einfachem Design, die oft als Modell 1909 bezeichnet wird.

Verwechseln Sie dies nicht mit Walthers Bezeichnung Modell 9, die erst 1921 eingeführt wurde.