FEG factory steel Barrel for PA63 AP63 R61 Walther PP type Pistols .32 ACP Good

Item Description

This listing is for ONE barrel. Buy 3 ships free: Buy 3, or any 3 items, and shipping is Free for the entire order, lower 48. Buyer will receive one of the four in the photos. Here are factory barrels removed from FEG PA63 and AP63 pistols. These barrels came from one of Feg’s well made lightweight copy of the Walther PP pistol, properly the AP63 but also known as PA63. Their frames were damaged, so we salvaged their slides, barrels, grips, and internal parts. This listing is for its barrel only; the internal parts, barrel, and grips we have for sale on separate listings here on this venue. Manufacturer was Fegyver- és Gépgyártó Részvénytársaság, English translation Arms and Machine Manufacturing Company, or simply FEG, of Csepei, Republic of Hungary. Design is Carl Walther PP type. Construction is entirely steel. Chambering is .32 ACP, or 7.65 Browning in the German language. Barrel is 3 7/8 inch two piece with six groove 1:9.45 right hand rifling, designed for both steel case and brass case ammunition. Finish is Brownell’s original brushed surface blue. Surface detractions are moderate, surface wear on the exterior. We rate them as Good, perhaps Very Good, 70 to 75 percent vicinity by our estimate, but photos ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. These are scarce barrels. They will probably Not fit a Walther PP. They might fit an AP63 in a different caliber, but we are not sure and it would require the services of a competent gunsmith. We are neither of those things. We’re offering the barrels in the photos each for only $ 89.00.

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