Is there a Walther PPK in 9mm?

Walther’s industry-leading innovation takes the spotlight with their PPK model handguns. It features a single-action/double-action trigger that decocks when rotating the safety down into the safe position, first introduced by Walther. …

How good a pistol is a Walther PPK?

The fit and finish of the Walther PPK are excellent. The hand fit is good, and while a large hand may be a little cramped, the pistol fits most of us well. The 7-round magazines are of high quality, and the magazine release is positive.

Who makes Walther PPK now?

From the 1980s to 2002 the PPKS was made by Interarms, but from 2002 to the early 2010s they were made by Smith and Wesson. The new PPK/S is made by Walther in both the U.S. and Germany, with the slides manufactured in Ulm, the historical home of the PPK.

Is a Walther PPK a good concealed carry?

In . 380 ACP, it makes a decent relatively low power concealed carry pistol. However, it is a straight blowback design and has more felt recoil than much smaller and lighter . 380 ACP pistols that are of Browning short recoil design.

Is a Walther PPK good for self defense?

It looks great on the big screen. But compared to more modern pistols, the Walther PPK is a horrible choice for self-defense and concealed carry. It’s not even a fun plinker. Unless you’re a collector or an avid James Bond enthusiast, there are much better options available.

Is the Walther PPK the 1911 of concealed carry pistols?

To me, the Walther PPK is the 1911 of true concealed carry pistols. It’s not the smallest or lightest. It also doesn’t hold very many rounds for its size. What it does is strike a perfect balance between size and accuracy. It’s not too big that it couldn’t be concealed under most clothing.

What is the Walther PPK?

The current PPK combines a timeless concept with state-of-the-art features. Walther’s industry-leading innovation takes the spotlight with their PPK model handguns.

What is a PPK pistol?

At the time of its invention over 80 years ago, the PPK inspired an entirely new category in the firearm industry, now widely known as the concealed carry pistol.

Why did my dad buy a Walther PPK/S 380 ACP?

My dad bought a Walther PPK/S in .380 ACP because he liked its ergonomics, caliber and style. It’s the Bond gun, so of course it’s cool, but not very practical. Compared to the Bodyguard, it’s large and heavy. For a gun weighing more than 20 ounces, I would expect it to fire at least 9mm and hold a minimum of 10 rounds, like the Glock 26.