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???? What gun will this magazine fit ??? ![](http://forum.rennlist.com/luger/pic.gi</strong>
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We have no idea what the magazines pictured will fit. The follower is chrome, body nickel and the finger rest is a black alloy. The "knob" on the side by the floorplate small or large as pictured on the left 2 pictures protrudes about 1/8". The magazine has an index ridge like a Walther on the other side as pictured on right. Back is marked Kal.9kurz/.380 I believe they were made by Erma.<br />
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Could it be a PP or PPK in .380??? (EOM)
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05-06-2002, 04:28 PM
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Re: Could it be a PP or PPK in .380???
Have to agree there, folks - they are a perfect overlay for my 1939 Walther PP magazine in 9mm Short/.380 ACP.
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05-06-2002, 04:43 PM
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Re: Could it be a PP or PPK in .380???
Yup, same size and shape as the Walther but the little pin/knob that sticks out on the side is different. Also I am 99% sure they were made by Erma.
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05-07-2002, 08:58 AM
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Re: Could it be a PP or PPK in .380???
BTW - no PPK in .380/9mm Kurz, as far as I know, but then again, I have been wrong before. Quite few times, as it turns out....
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05-07-2002, 10:19 AM
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Re: Could it be a PP or PPK in .380???
PPKs were made in 380 during the war and post war (I have a German made post war PPK in 380) Most were 32, then 380, then 22 lr, then 25 acp(all War time versions) Reference, Dieter Marschall's book Walther Pistols Model 1 Through 99 (around $20, great reference) Thor
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05-08-2002, 01:04 AM
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Re: Mag ID
I agree that this these mags are typical Erma post war construction. Similar bottom attachment as the Americal Arms model PK pistol in 22lr, which also used Erma made mags. I've never seen these in 380, but it's possible that they were available in Europe, or just another aftermarket mag for the Walther PP & PPK/S. Tom h.
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05-08-2002, 08:48 AM
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Re: ???? What gun will this magazine fit ???
Now that I take a second look at the mags that you pictured, I know that they are NOT for a standard Walther PP, since there is no cut on the right side of mag for a push button upper mag release. These must have been made for a bottom heal mag release Erma product.
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