I am lucky enough to have gotten an early 1990's Interarms/Walther American-made PPK way back when, and it is my daily carry piece. After a little manual polishing of the ramp and upper chamber it is completely reliable, and very accurate. It is solid stainless steel and beautifully machined to be a work of art. It is small enough to hide, but big enough to hold on to for good control, and heavy enough to absorb recoil for quick follow-up shots. I added a rubber slip-on finger groove grip, and that eliminated the famed "slide-bite" tendency of the PPK. Alas, the similar recent Smith and Wesson/Walther PPK "improved" design has a reputation for many bugs yet to be worked out.........................elsullo






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