Walther PPK/S 380 2 Tone

I only have a min. so I ll make this brief... I have had my PPK now for 3 years. I must say it is a fine gun,and is very reliable, and accurate. It is a great concealment gun. Ive fired it over 2000 rounds with no mishaps.. With the exception of some hollow points I bought which was very lousy ammo. It was cheap ammo,what can I say.. I learned to buy the best..Ive had no problems since... If you have a chance to try one out, do it. Im sure youll just love it... I sure do...It is one gun Ive put a lot of faith in...It's never failed me yet..

By Cpt. Hook from Pleasanton , Texas

After a couple of jams (actually 3) during the break in period (300 rounds) my Walther PPK/S has performed flawlessly. It feels great and is very accurate and looks like nothing else in the range, especially in the two tone configuration. The only short coming I can speak of is the PPK/S' tendency to slide bite my hand which lead to a few bloody (and very embarrassing) episodes in the range. That only made me work on my grip and improve my accuracy as a side product. Love this gun!

By FL_Walth from South Florida

The gun has gone back to the Walther for a third time and they have offered to replace it with a new one. The design has been around since 1931. I can't imagine they haven't got the bugs out by now not with the reputation PP guns have for reliability. I have got to believe my problems were due to bad luck with a particular weapon. I purchase a new Walther PPK/S 380 2 Tone and after less than 200 rounds have not been able to fire all the rounds in a magazine without a jam, failure to fire, failure to extract, stovepipe or similar problem. I purchased two additional magazines just in case it was the magazine without seeing any difference. After the first 70 rounds or so I sent it back to the factory. It was returned quite quickly with a new slide. I took it to the range the next day and had a new set of problems. My favorite gunsmith took a look at it and felt the new slide and frame were 'off'. It went back to the factory. This time it too much longer before the gun was returned. I opened the box expecting to find a piece of paper with an explanation of what had been done. The only piece of paper in the box said, '1 Mag' and nothing more. I took the gun to the range and put about 90 rounds through it. This time at the range I was again not able to fire all the rounds in a magazine without a jam, failure to fire, failure to extract, stovepipe or similar problem.

By disappointed from New England