Manurhin Walther PP

K75RT · 02-18-2008, 06:25 PM

Here are 2 nice pics of my Manurhin PP, made under Walther license. She's a great shooter.

The Deacon · 02-19-2008, 09:16 PM

Help! I have a Manurhin Walther PP and don't have any complaints against it. While cleaning it yesterday, I somehow "lost" the trigger bar spring. I did not purposely remove it, but when I reassembled the gun, it wouldn't fire (i.e. the hammer would not release or fall when the trigger was pulled). I removed the grips and noticed that the trigger bar wasn't engaging the cocking piece. A diagram from Numrich Gun Parts indicated that a trigger bar spring should have been "in there" some where. Could you take a picture of yours (with the right grip removed) and post it , or does anyone know the exact location of the trigger bar spring? The hammer does fall when I physically push up on the trigger bar, so it seems like that is the problem. I have also ordered a replacement spring since I couldn't find the one I lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I like this little gun and want to get it back to firing again. Thanks in advance for your help.

MrsS · 02-20-2008, 06:34 PM

Kinda looks like my FEG....knowing so little about walther guns-what kind of ammo does the manurhin take? (makarov, etc). Kind of looking for another .380 and want to keep it slim like my FEG.

squirrelbaster · 02-20-2008, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MrsS

Kinda looks like my FEG....knowing so little about walther guns-what kind of ammo does the manurhin take? (makarov, etc). Kind of looking for another .380 and want to keep it slim like my FEG.

thats becouse the feg is a Hungarian copy of the walther ppk (made with cheaper parts) which is a "mini or pocket version" of the walther pp

someone call me out if im wrong but i think im right

K75RT · 02-20-2008, 06:51 PM

OK,
Firstly, parts and springs are readily available from several sources, Spring from wolfe, parts from any number of places. The manurhin is a licenced copy of the Walther which pre-dates the FEG's. These were chambered in .22LR, .32ACP and .380. Mine is .32ACP.

02-18-2008, 06:25 PM	#1
K75RT Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 225	Manurhin Walther PP Here are 2 nice pics of my Manurhin PP, made under Walther license. She's a great shooter.

02-19-2008, 09:16 PM	#2
The Deacon Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 9	Manurhin Walther PP Help Help! I have a Manurhin Walther PP and don't have any complaints against it. While cleaning it yesterday, I somehow "lost" the trigger bar spring. I did not purposely remove it, but when I reassembled the gun, it wouldn't fire (i.e. the hammer would not release or fall when the trigger was pulled). I removed the grips and noticed that the trigger bar wasn't engaging the cocking piece. A diagram from Numrich Gun Parts indicated that a trigger bar spring should have been "in there" some where. Could you take a picture of yours (with the right grip removed) and post it , or does anyone know the exact location of the trigger bar spring? The hammer does fall when I physically push up on the trigger bar, so it seems like that is the problem. I have also ordered a replacement spring since I couldn't find the one I lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I like this little gun and want to get it back to firing again. Thanks in advance for your help.

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02-20-2008, 06:34 PM	#3
MrsS Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Originally from the 26th state of the union; now living in the 16th. Posts: 903	Kinda looks like my FEG....knowing so little about walther guns-what kind of ammo does the manurhin take? (makarov, etc). Kind of looking for another .380 and want to keep it slim like my FEG.

02-20-2008, 06:51 PM	#5
K75RT Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 225	OK, Firstly, parts and springs are readily available from several sources, Spring from wolfe, parts from any number of places. The manurhin is a licenced copy of the Walther which pre-dates the FEG's. These were chambered in .22LR, .32ACP and .380. Mine is .32ACP.