Let me know what you think, and I look forward to seeing the information we can gather here.

I think this can be a fun thread to gather historical information about this fine firearm design. Technician Name on Spent Shell Casing Envelope: Müller Monika Serial Number: Example 'A00261X' (You can replace the ending number(s) with X's)Įuropean Date on Spent Shell Casing Envelope: '21.01.02' What I'd like to do here, is to request forum members to post the following information: (i.e., do all serial numbers begin with A?) I have no idea of the total number produced to date, but I would guess that it's well over 100,000, and maybe a multiple of that figure, based on how ubiquitous they have become. I'd also like to determine the width of the serial number range, and any serial number variations that may exist. I'd like to see if we can confirm that as fact. I noticed one other thread that covers this subject in some regard, but I think this new thread could potentially become a repository for useful serial number range information for collectors and enthusiasts. I bought it on 3/2/02, and the test casing envelope is dated 1/21/02 (21.01.02), and the technician was Monica Müller. Mine has an 'AC' manufacturing code, representing the year 2002, and the serial number is low.A00261X. I bought one soon after I first heard about them, and actually purchased the very first one I ever saw. In my opinion, this pistol seems well on its way to becoming considered a classic firearm, if it hasn't already achieved that distinction. I think it's time to begin to document the production history of the Walther P22. This is my first post here, and some may know me from other forums.

Walther p22 serial number location