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tbeb · December 22, 2002, 07:07 PM

No, but I have a .32 Manurhin PP and it is a fine pistol. It is reliable with FMJ's and Speer Gold Dot hollowpoints. (These pistols were manufactured to function with round nose jacketed ammunition so don't expect it to be reliable with hollowpoints.) I think mine is early production, 1950-1954, because the Manurchin trademark is on the slide and grips.

A year ago at a sporting goods store I paid $225. Came with owner's manual (1 English, 1 German), cleaning rod, spare magazine, and box. .380's seem to be more popular these days so will cost a little more. I feel a good price is one you're happy with.

December 22, 2002, 07:07 PM	#2
tbeb Senior Member Join Date: October 3, 2002 Location: Indiana Posts: 100	No, but I have a .32 Manurhin PP and it is a fine pistol. It is reliable with FMJ's and Speer Gold Dot hollowpoints. (These pistols were manufactured to function with round nose jacketed ammunition so don't expect it to be reliable with hollowpoints.) I think mine is early production, 1950-1954, because the Manurchin trademark is on the slide and grips. A year ago at a sporting goods store I paid $225. Came with owner's manual (1 English, 1 German), cleaning rod, spare magazine, and box. .380's seem to be more popular these days so will cost a little more. I feel a good price is one you're happy with.