Walther PPK 1943 WW2 German Military SA NSDAP Gruppe Alpenland
Technical Specifications
Seller's Description
This pistol first surfaced about 10 years ago. It is now offered as part of an estate. This is exact pistol is discussed and shown on particular German military pistol website. At that time there was 3 known, all in a serial range of 10 numbers, and this was the only one in the US.
Condition is mechanically strong, bore has strong rifling with heavy frost throughout and 1 Walther Magazine. Slide in my opinion is definitely re-Blued. Frame is potentially re-Blued.
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Shipping is not specified for this listing. Check the seller’s description for shipping terms or message the seller to confirm — many sellers ship to your receiving FFL dealer. Otherwise plan to meet in person at an agreed transfer location.
What about returns?
No return policy is specified for this listing. Treat it as a final sale — inspect the firearm and confirm condition and serial number with the seller before paying.
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Same state? Meet in person and pay cash at the meetup. Different states: when the FFL has the gun, tap Pay. You pay the seller. The FFL charges a transfer fee.
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Walther PPK 1943 WW2 German Military SA NSDAP Gruppe Alpenland
Technical Specifications
Seller's Description
This pistol first surfaced about 10 years ago. It is now offered as part of an estate. This is exact pistol is discussed and shown on particular German military pistol website. At that time there was 3 known, all in a serial range of 10 numbers, and this was the only one in the US.
Condition is mechanically strong, bore has strong rifling with heavy frost throughout and 1 Walther Magazine. Slide in my opinion is definitely re-Blued. Frame is potentially re-Blued.
Buyer FAQ
Is this listing legitimate?
Listings on American Gun Trader are posted by individual sellers and are required to comply with federal, state, and local firearm laws. This listing was submitted by @brainjack903; review their profile rating and active listing history before transacting.
How do I buy this firearm legally?
For a typical private sale between residents of different states, arrange transfer through an FFL in the buyer's state of residence. In-state private transfers follow applicable state law. Use the message button on this listing to coordinate the FFL and payment with the seller.
Does the seller ship this listing?
Shipping is not specified for this listing. Check the seller’s description for shipping terms or message the seller to confirm — many sellers ship to your receiving FFL dealer. Otherwise plan to meet in person at an agreed transfer location.
What about returns?
No return policy is specified for this listing. Treat it as a final sale — inspect the firearm and confirm condition and serial number with the seller before paying.
How do I pay the seller?
Same state? Meet in person and pay cash at the meetup. Different states: when the FFL has the gun, tap Pay. You pay the seller. The FFL charges a transfer fee.
Does a "Boosted" or "Premium" tag mean the seller is verified?
No. Boost and premium placement are paid advertising upgrades that push a listing higher in search results and the newsletter — they do not verify the seller's identity, legitimacy, or the item's legality. Only the green "Verified FFL" badge reflects an approved federal firearms license, and even that does not vet the individual transaction. Always verify who you are dealing with independently.
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