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WALTHER MODEL 7 6.35MM/.25 ACP
Guns International #: 102460808 Seller's Inventory #: 922150
Category: Walther Pistols - .25 Pistols
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Description:
Guns Listing ID: 922150
Walther Model 7 made in 1919, 6.35mm(25ACP) 7rnd magazine (Rare find)
bad news for collectors is that the Model 7 is a bit hard to come by. According to Rankin in Walther Volume III they were only made for twelve months in 1917. Gangarosa, in The Walther Handgun Story, says they were made for four years between 1915 and 1919, and Dieter Marschall, in Walther Pistols: Model 1 Through P99, says they were made from 1917 through 1919, with a question- mark after the 1919. One clear indication that production continued at least into 1919 is that the late examples have the slide address Zella-Mehlis I--the name of the town where the Walther factory was located was Zella St. Blasii, but in 1919 it was changed to Zella Mehlis. Dieter Marschall states that total production was about 45,000.
The Model 7 may be considered the last in a series of guns that began with the Model 2. It is closely related to the
Walther Model 4 (top)
Walther Model 7 (middle)
Walther Model 5 (bottom)
Models 2 and 5, having a deeper grip and a longer barrel, with an appropriately longer front barrel bushing. The Models 2 through 7 are of a similar design, with a fixed barrel, concentric recoil spring, concealed hammer, and a positive safety that rotates 180 degrees to block the sear. The Walther Models 2 through 7 are designed in such a way that the slide is locked to the frame and cannot be blown off the gun to the rear. They utilize a front barrel bushing to secure the slide to the frame. The Model 3 and the early version of the Model 4 have a latch to release the bushing, but all the other pistols have bayonette- style fittings that lock onto a lug inside the front of the slide.
SOLD
Manufacturer: WALTHER
Model: MODEL 7
Caliber Info: 6.35MM/.25 ACP
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 3 BARREL
Finish: BLUED