April 5, 2024
WW2 German 7.65mm PP, PPK Manual English Translation
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We have a Factory Copy of an English Translation by John Baum of an original WW2 German Manual for the Walther 7.65mm PP and PPK Pistol which is un-dated. This manual is titled: The Walther Police Pistols PP and PPK Cal. 7.65mm Description, Handling and Maintenance With ILLustrations Heinz Denckler Publisher, Berlin W 35. Our manual is 5 1/2" by 8 1/2", 24 pages long, in softbound, and has pictures, graphs, charts, and a complete parts breakdown covering the use and care of this unique German pistol. You will get a full parts listing, several instructional pictures, and a detailed description of the operating sequence. Shows disassembly, assembly, and recommends self-defense techniques such as shooting through your coat pocket if accosted. It contains the d escription, operation, and handling of the P P and PPK This manual is broken down into the following units: General Description, Description, The Major Parts of the Pistol, Operation of the Parts, Operation, Filling and Emptying the Magazine, Loading, Safing and Unsafing, Unloading and Uncocking, Handling the Pistol, Disassembly and Assebmly, Maintenance and Storage, Protective Rules Against Damage, Rust and Dirt, Protective Rules Against Improper Care When Shooting, Misfirea and Stoppages and Their Clearing, Shooting Instruction, Aiming and firing Position, Hold Point, Squeezing
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