ERMA-WERKE TT Olympia

JUST FIREARM WITH TWO MAGAZINES. The pistol shown is a Erma Werke ET22 / TT Olympia .22LR target pistol, made in Germany by Erma-Werke (Erfurter Maschinenfabrik). Here's a detailed breakdown: IdentificationMarking: "TT-Olympia Pistole - Cal. .22 L.R."Logo: The heraldic-style crest with a knight's head is Erma Werke's trademark.Serial Number: "0963" - early production example.Caliber: .22 Long Rifle.Configuration: Heavy barrel, adjustable sights, anatomical target grip. BackgroundThe Erma TT Olympia was a West German target pistol inspired by the Walther Olympia and Hammerli designs from pre-war Germany and Switzerland.It was produced primarily in the 1960s and 1970s, when German and Swiss manufacturers competed to create precision .22 LR pistols for ISSF-style shooting and club matches.The "TT" in the model name references target training ("Training und Turnier"), reflecting its purpose as a precision sport pistol. FeaturesSingle-action only, blowback operation.Adjustable target sights.Heavy milled steel frame with optional barrel weights.Custom-style wooden grips - often handmade or aftermarket (your example has very well-crafted checkered grips).Detachable magazine (usually 8 or 10 rounds).Weight block under the barrel for balance - the squared extension visible in your photos.