Walther Model 4

The Walther Model 4 is a .32 APC blowback fixed barrel handgun utilized primarily by the Imperial German Army during WWI, and additional utilizations and production during interbellum. It was produced in four upgrade variations known as the Type 1, 2, 3 and 4, based primarily from the German patent 256606 covering the assembly and disassembly under specific conditions.

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1910  Wikimedia, Wikidata
length 151 millimetre, mass 0.521 kilogram, 
pistol, Carl Walther GmbH, Germany, German Empire, 

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Finnish civil guard weapons

7.65 mm Walther model 4 pistol

Germany Walther Selbstlade Model 4 pistol, 7.65 mm - National World War I Museum - Kansas City, MO - DSC07783

Walther mod 4 (6971798071)

Walther model 4-IMG 7358-gradient

Walther model 4-IMG 7358-white

Walther model 4-IMG 7358-black

Walther model 4-IMG 7358-gradient2

Walther Model 4 .32 267935 L DSC7752

Walther Model 4 .32 267935 R DSC7755

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Finnish civil guard weapons		Commons
commons	image		7.65 mm Walther model 4 pistol		Commons
commons	image		Germany Walther Selbstlade Model 4 pistol, 7.65 mm - National World War I Museum - Kansas City, MO - DSC07783		Commons
commons	image		Walther mod 4 (6971798071)		Commons
commons	image		Walther model 4-IMG 7358-gradient		Commons
commons	image		Walther model 4-IMG 7358-white		Commons
commons	image		Walther model 4-IMG 7358-black		Commons
commons	image		Walther model 4-IMG 7358-gradient2		Commons
commons	image		Walther Model 4 .32 267935 L DSC7752		Commons
commons	image		Walther Model 4 .32 267935 R DSC7755		Commons