1srelluc
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I picked up a 2014 made PPK (made by S&W) under license of Walther in .380.....First bang-bang of the new year.
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Sights are meh. It's ok but I prefer a 9mm.I picked up a 2014 made PPK (made by S&W) under license of Walther in .380.....First bang-bang of the new year.
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This guy can help.I picked up a 2014 made PPK (made by S&W) under license of Walther in .380.....First bang-bang of the new year.
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This guy can help.
I still have Bersa Thunder 380 "pre-lock" made in 2002.I used to have a Bersa Thunder .380. A Walther PPK clone. So yea, I know my way around that gun very well. It was my CC gun for years.
The older the Walther, the better in my opinion.
The ones with Nazi proof markings are the most desirable.
I still have Bersa Thunder 380 "pre-lock" made in 2002.
IMHO they are a real sleeper in the .380 world. Prices have ticked-up in recent years (like everything else) but they are still a bargain.
I've had several CZ-82s (in 9mm Makarov) over the years and they were OK but I never really warmed to them all that much and sold/traded them off. I never had a desire for a 83.The PPK's are neat little pistols with lousy triggers, and a tight interface, if it fits your hand, and you are good with its trigger, its a nice little pistol with historic cachet.
That said, CZ produced the finest all steel .380 I have ever fired, the CZ83 which is substantially superior to the little Walther, it holds 12 in .380, 12 in 9 x 18(CZ82)and I believe 15 rds in .32 ACP!
If you can lay hands upon a CZ83 snap that sweetie up, its all steel, and all but impervious to the cartridge, meaning you could likely expect it to survive well over a hundred thousand rds, congrats on your new pistol....