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Walther PPK/S .380acp Stainless, 7 round Reviews

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14 Reviews. Average Rating:    4.8 of 5 Stars!
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by Edward L Wednesday 26 September, 2012
Just picked this up from my FFL this week. It's super well balanced, sturdy, and smooth. Buds made it easy to purchase for a great price. Very pleased.

Rating:     5 of 5 Stars!
by Craig S Saturday 03 March, 2012
I am very pleased with this gun. The PPK/s looks like a work of art, its beautiful in stainless, has great fit and finish, and you can feel the good quality. I have been to the range three times now, I have put 380 rounds through it, with good results. The service from Buds was good. The gun at this price is a steal, I am surprised it doesnt cost over a $1000.

Rating:     5 of 5 Stars!
by Christopher L Wednesday 08 February, 2012
I just received my Walther PPK/S today and it's a beautiful gun. I haven't had a chance to shoot the gun yet, but when I do I'll post an update. I opted for the 7 round because I liked the extra ss and slightly less plastic on the grip. I'll have to wait and see how it performs before I decide if it'll be a primary defense weapon, but in any case I'll be buying a CZ P-01 or a Glock 26 in addition. Bud's customer service is IMPECCABLE. The staff are really friendly and courteous. That's so rare these days.

Rating:     5 of 5 Stars!
by Thomas S Saturday 06 August, 2011
Picked mine up today. Very impressed with overall fit & fini

Rating:     5 of 5 Stars!
by Marc S Friday 16 January, 2009
I bought this pistol a couple of weeks ago, after a PAINSTAKING search for the "perfect" conceal weapon. I had rented one several weeks before at the local range and it felt great, a really quality built firearm, and it shot accurately and reliably. Mine arrived and I went right to the range with it. After rtfm I found out that firing before a thorough cleaning and lubrication is NOT recommended. Ooops. Nevertheless, it functioned very well but the springs were EXTREMELY stiff (main and mag) out of the box, and the first round out of each mag FTF about 50% of the time. Other than the first-round phenomenon I had two other FTFs out of 150 rounds and I was generally pleased. I brought it home, cleaned it and lubed it and proceeded to exercise the action (while watching a 007 flick for mood) and it loosened up considerably and feels ten times smoother now. From everything I've read, this is a pistol that requires a courtship. I REALLY really like this pistol so far but I've yet to bring it back to the range. Judging by the way it feels and consistently feeds snap-caps, I'm reasonably sure I'm going to remain happy with it. For reference my other pistols are a Sig 229 in 40 and and a Sig 225 in 9, two super-refined pistols and a high standard to live up to. Buds of course was top-notch as always! Thanks Guys!

Rating:     4 of 5 Stars!
by Martin G Monday 24 November, 2008
I've had my PPK/S for almost two years; it's my primary concealed-carry. Once a "slide-locks-open" problem was fixed at the factory, it's been flawless ever since. I probably lost a tiny spring the first time I opened it. I like carrying one in the chamber, loaded. With the internal firing pin block, the long DA trigger pull, and the manual safety, I have no issues about it's safety. At the range, I practice drawing, flipping up the safety, and deliberately firing that first round DA. The KEY is to know your weapon, and practice accordingly. It is beautiful, and a legendary gun. Perhaps a lighter Ruger LCP might do the job, but I guess I'm a traditionalist! .380 gives me the compromise I need between a mouse gun, and concealability. I wear an IWB, with the grip under my shirt, for total concealment. I work in an office, I'm not an LEO.

Rating:     4 of 5 Stars!
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