Those firearms that M&M repairs and for which they supply parts include the Interarms versions of the Walther PPK and PPK/S as well as the Interarms-produced Dragoon revolver and the Rossis, Bernellis, Stars, etc., that Interarms used to import. McClellan bought out much of the Interarms parts inventory and has smithed old Interarms production and import firearms ever since the demise of Interarms. That would be Mike McClellan’s M&M Gunsmithing. The last true remnant of the old Interarms operation, however, moved out of that location and relocated to Hazel Green, Alabama, just a couple or so years ago. I believe Sam Cummings’ old waterfront warehouses at 204 and 206 S.
Comes with excellent black plastic Walther grips. The gun is in like-new condition with no obvious signs of wear. It comes with the original matching-numbered hard case, owners manual, one finger extension magazine, and one flat-bottom magazine. Their Art Deco appearance and smoothly flowing lines are just classic, placing the design right alongside John Brown’s almost equally beautiful but more utilitarian-looking M1911. 12/13/21 - This is a mint example of a Walther/Interarms PPK/S that has a scarce two-tone finish - the frame is blued and the slide is stainless. In my view Walther’s PP-series are among the most elegant pistols ever created.
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