The Mauser WTP-2 was introduced in 1939 by Mauser as an improved form of the earlier Model 1. It can be distinguished at once by the sharply curved grip.

7/31/19 - This is an original Mauser WTP Model 2, chambered for .25 ACP. From the serial number, this pistol is of the second variation. Overall, this particular gun is in very nice condition. We'd rate the bluing about 80%. There is some wear on the high edges throughout and thinning in the finish, mostly on the right side of the slide.

The Mauser WTP (Westentaschenpistole,[1] lit. "vest pocket pistol", officially cased W.T.P.) is a German pocket pistol. The WTP was designed from 1921 to 1923 and introduced around that time to meet the demand of pocket pistols chambered for .25 ACP in Germany.

25 ACP; 85% blue, very good bore, very good grips, 2'' barrel, SN 423. This is the scarcer model WTP with the 2" barrel and the scarcer brown grips. This pistol the model II vest pocket was built 1938-1945.

Brings a slight premium over pre-war German manufactured pistols. WTP II was a much more compact design than its predecessor, with 2" barrel and separate grip panels instead of Mauser's usual wrap-around grip. Production was limited by the outbreak of WWII, so WTP II is much scarcer than WTP I.

2007年5月19日 · A wonderful piece of history, a Mauser WTP II, fourth variant. About 17,000 of these Vest Pocket Pistols were produced before the demands of war (and bomb damage) closed the Mauser assembly line. After the wars end, enough parts were found to allow the Factory (now under French management) to produce approximately 1000 of these handy Pistols.

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9/21/21 - This is an original Mauser WTP II, third variant, that was made at the end of the 1930s. Roughly 90-92% of the original blue remains, with edge wear on either side of the slide but nice grip straps. Strong, shiny bore. Grips have minor handling wear but no cracks or chips. Mauser banner magazine.

This is an original Mauser WTP model 2 pistol from the early 1940s. The model 2 was introduced in 1939 and is slightly more scarce than the first model WTP. The pistol is fully functional and in all original configuration with some normal aging wear.

2007年9月28日 · There were two distinct versions built between the wars. Named by collectors as the WTP1 and WTP2. Production of the WTP1 started in the early '20s and ended with around 50K built when the WTP2 was released in 1938. The WTP2 changed the shape of the pistol considerably and is much easier to handle.