French-Made Manurhin PPK/S .22 LR, Blued, 3.3 in Barrel, DA/SA, 10+1
This French-made Manurhin PPK/S is the .22 LR rimfire variant from the mid-1980s, combining a PP-length grip frame with a PPK-length slide and a fixed 3.3 inch barrel. It carries the Made in France rollmark, Manurhin logo, and the Manurhin International – Alexandria, Virginia import mark, with production dated to 1984–1985. The compact, blued steel build and 10+1 capacity make it a notable example of the Manurhin-produced PPK/S in rimfire form.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Details: This example appears very well maintained, with signs of careful handling and upkeep throughout.
What’s Included
- Manurhin PPK/S .22 LR pistol
- 1x .22 LR single-stack steel 10-round magazine with finger-rest floorplate (PPK/S rimfire pattern)
The PPK/S rimfire configuration pairs a PP-length grip frame with a shorter PPK-length slide, delivering a compact profile with a 10+1 capacity. Its fixed 3.3 inch barrel and blowback operation anchor the design in classic PPK engineering tailored for .22 LR.
Controls are familiar and practical: DA/SA trigger, slide-mounted safety/decocker with a red fire dot, exposed spurred hammer, and a left-side push-button magazine release. The hinged tip-down takedown latch ahead of the trigger guard completes the traditional PPK manual of arms.
Sighting is straightforward with a fixed front blade and fixed rear notch. The slide features rear cocking serrations, a serrated anti-glare top rib, and a right-side ejection port for reliable operation and clear manipulation.
The pistol is finished in blued steel with black checkered synthetic grips bearing Manurhin medallions. Markings include the Made in France rollmark, the Manurhin logo, and the MANURHIN INTERNATIONAL – ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA import stamp, aligning with its 1984–1985 production and early- to mid-1980s import period.