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Walther Mod.9 "Grandma´s favorite"

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pisto

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Hi,
running across this nice Walther a few years ago, I decieded now to inroduce it here.
This small gun revide women´s interest much more than the other pistols in my collection, so I deciced to call it "Grandma´s favorite"

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Greg G

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Very nice Pisto.
I have one in similar condition, sn 504482. What I don't have is the box and manual! I have also noticed women tend to like these little pistols. They think they are "cute." I have to admit that I do, too.
 
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Very nice Pisto.
I have one in similar condition, sn 504482. What I don't have is the box and manual! I have also noticed women tend to like these little pistols. They think they are "cute." I have to admit that I do, too.
 
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