Help ID Walther PP clone

**MFouche94** · 15-06-2019, 14:41

Can anyone shed some light on who the manufacturer of this Walther pp clone is. The serial number has an AM prefix and shows a 1980 manufacturing date. There is no manufacturer name engraved on the slide. The only mark that looks like a logo is a triangle with an upwards pointing arrow. IMG-20190615-WA0002.jpg

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**Ds J** · 15-06-2019, 15:01

FEG, Hungary?

**janfred** · 15-06-2019, 15:04

My father had a Luger that looked just like that.

**MFouche94** · 15-06-2019, 15:07

Originally Posted by Ds J

FEG, Hungary?

I thought that as well but what I don't know is whether FEG's clone had a heel magazine release

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**MFouche94** · 15-06-2019, 15:21

I would also add that there are some unique looking recessed cuts on the slide just in front of the rear sight

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**MFouche94** · 15-06-2019, 15:53

Originally Posted by janfred

My father had a Luger that looked just like that.

Weren't the the luger branded pistols also made by FEG?

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**FNBROWNING** · 15-06-2019, 17:32

FEG, very common cheap a good few years back. Possibly early 90's. Very rough.

**A-R** · 15-06-2019, 21:18

The pistol was made by FEG in Budapest, Hungary. There were several models. This smaller PPK-style was also available with a mag release near the trigger guard. FEG-made pistols were marketed under several brand names, including FEG, Luger and Mauser. In the early 90's, they retailed for around R600.