.380 - Walther PPK or Beretta | The Firearms Forum
Feb 11, 2006 · Sig quality is very impressive. The 232 is similar in weight and size to the Walther, the Beretta will be heavier. If you want to go a little cheaper (like maybe just to make sure the gun fits your needs without spending a fortune), the Bersa Thunder 380 is also a PPK clone, very reliable, at half the price.
Walther PPK vs. Bersa Thunder - The Firearms Forum
Apr 29, 2007 · Over all, the two guns are basically the same design. Bersa just took the venerable PPK and resolved all of its issues and made a superior weapon. In my opinion, the Bersa is better, Hands Down. Plus you have 300 dollars left to …
Walther PPK/S .380 - The Firearms Forum
Nov 19, 2020 · I've got the cousin to yours - a PPK in .380. Mine was made by S&W for Walther. I've fired mine maybe 300 times. Most of my ammo has been either my reloads (100 grain flat nose) or 95 grain Red Dot SD ammo. S&W did a good job …
Walthers PPK vs. Bersa Thunder - The Firearms Forum
Jul 19, 2010 · Walthers PPK vs. Bersa Thunder. I love my son's PA 63 so was interested when I saw the new Walther PPK and the local gun store. The gun appears to be well made but is a little pricey at over $500. The Bersa Thunder has also caught my ey and appears to be more reasonable, as well as available in 9 mm.
Walther PPK - The Firearms Forum
Dec 9, 2018 · I carry a Walther PPK (Stainless, Smith&Wesson mfg) in .380 ACP. My evaluation of this pistol is quite positive. It is extremely reliable - I have never had any failures to cycle. I went with stainless steel because of the fact that it is a carry weapon, the stainless steel finish is rugged in the extreme. Function is flawless.
1972 West German Walther PPK/s - The Firearms Forum
9 posts · Joined 2009. #1 · Jan 9, 2009 (Edited) I've recently acquired a beautiful condition 1972 Walther PPK/s from a private sale. The gentleman was nearing that "age" and wanted to unload some inventory. I purchased it for very little $.
Walther PPK identification - The Firearms Forum
Jul 7, 2009 · Post-war PP and PPK's carry the new eagle over N, indicating that the gun was proofed for nitro or smokeless powder. Post-war PP and PPK's manufactured at Ulm by Walther for commercial sale carry the antler proof mark of the Ulm proof house. The year of the proof test is also indicated i.e. 68 means 1968.
Walther PPK "A" prefix serial# C/N - The Firearms Forum
Aug 11, 2009 · The serial number suffix "A" indicates the 9mm Kurz (.380 ACP) caliber on post-war German PP's. The eagle/N proof mark has the Bundesadler, a different eagle design from the Nazi eagle, and the Ulm address and "West Germany" marking all identify it as a postwar gun. If it is in the U.S., it was imported between 1955 (when Walther shifted ...
Walther PPK/S .380 | Page 2 | The Firearms Forum
Nov 1, 2017 · Dump the Kahr and the PPK. Trade them in for a Bersa Thunder 380. Great little pistol with better trigger than the Walther. Feels good in the hand and shoots well. Looks like your PPK. You will find that it has a better price point too. I had the CC model and now I carry the BT380. No problem with either one. I just liked the regular 380 over ...
Walther PPK .380 Gold Plated MI-6 Limited Edition Value
Apr 26, 2019 · It's an "instant collectable", like an Elvis plate. > Walther PPK .380; #53o f 500 series issued by the American Historical Foundation in honor of the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI-6). This is an original, fully functional German PPK that has been beautifully hand engraved and plated in 24K gold;Brand New in Box - NEVER BEEN SHOT.