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Country of origin: Germany
Date of production: 1938
Manufacturer: Walther
Weight: 1.76 pounds
Length: 219 mm
Cartridge: 9x19 mm
Capacity: 8 rounds
Rate of fire: semi automatic
Muzzle velocity: 365 meters per second
Price: $2,500
The standard side arm issued to the german soldiers of World War II, this particular example was retrieved from the hands of a dead Waffen SS soldier in the battle of Normandy in August 30, 1944 and is in fabulous condition. Go and get yourself a piece of history!
Date of production: 1938
Manufacturer: Walther
Weight: 1.76 pounds
Length: 219 mm
Cartridge: 9x19 mm
Capacity: 8 rounds
Rate of fire: semi automatic
Muzzle velocity: 365 meters per second
Price: $2,500
The standard side arm issued to the german soldiers of World War II, this particular example was retrieved from the hands of a dead Waffen SS soldier in the battle of Normandy in August 30, 1944 and is in fabulous condition. Go and get yourself a piece of history!
Category Photography / Miscellaneous
Species Inanimate
Size 2217 x 1662px
File Size 739 kB
Listed in Folders
I used to have a PO-8, it was really old I think even older than yours.
At least I think, I don’t know anymore I broke it six years ago.
A true to heart original browning high-power, that must’ve cost you a fortune! I want one but can’t find them.
It’s funny really, that weapon isn’t really thought of as a World War II weapon but it is. Kinda like the RPD.
At least I think, I don’t know anymore I broke it six years ago.
A true to heart original browning high-power, that must’ve cost you a fortune! I want one but can’t find them.
It’s funny really, that weapon isn’t really thought of as a World War II weapon but it is. Kinda like the RPD.
I also bought it back during guns BC, (Before Clinton) and paid $300 for it. Most of my collection is from Guns BC when they were cheap. Sadly, thanks to the Covid panic, now a 'Cheap' handgun is around $500 when that same $500 could have bought me a decent Assault rifle or a high end handgun.
I was shocked recently seeing common Beretta's now topping $900-$1300 and 'Budget' Beretta's averaging $600.
Or the CZ Shadow, $1400 and up.
I was shocked recently seeing common Beretta's now topping $900-$1300 and 'Budget' Beretta's averaging $600.
Or the CZ Shadow, $1400 and up.
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