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:If you look closely, it appears to say "made in France" on the gun. It looks an awful lot to me like it could be a blank-firing replica. | :If you look closely, it appears to say "made in France" on the gun. It looks an awful lot to me like it could be a blank-firing replica. | ||
::OK, I just looked at a picture of a Manurhin PPK copy (which I didn't know even existed), and I have to agree with you...that's definitely what it is. | |||
Revision as of 18:15, 12 August 2008
PPK
Ok, so I'm not 100% sure of the PPK as it features no Walther markings or the slide release at the side of the gun. It also features different grips then the PPK. I have difficulty placing the gun, as it bears many features that are common with a Makarov pistol. If anyone is able to correctly identify the gun, then please notify me and update the article. Chef Brian Vrooom 17:48, 12 August 2008 (UTC)
- If you look closely, it appears to say "made in France" on the gun. It looks an awful lot to me like it could be a blank-firing replica.
- OK, I just looked at a picture of a Manurhin PPK copy (which I didn't know even existed), and I have to agree with you...that's definitely what it is.