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Hello All!
This is my first post in this forum, so I thought I would first say hello to all, glad to be here.
Background Info
I have wanted a Walther PPK for a very long time. For reasons I cannot begin to explain, I have put off the purchase for quite a while. When I had the money, I would look for Cowboy Guns, as I am into CAS shooting. Lately, though, my interests have been shifting, and I found myself with enough money to find a decent Walther if I looked around enough.
At my main gun store, I happened to see that the S&W PPK (used) that they had there was still in the case and for what I considered a reasonable price ($399). I offered them $400 out the door, and received a counter-offer of $405. I decided not to play games and went to a little gun shop closer to home. They happened to have taken in a stainless Interarms PPK that morning, with box, paperwork, and two magazines. They said they would take $350 for it. I jumped on it, and was very happy.
Yesterday, I took the little gun to the range to see what was what. I was using Winchester ammo (11.75 a box
) and home made targets.
To put it bluntly, this little gun surpassed all of my expectations for reliability and accuracy. At 7 yards, I could easily pick and choose where I wanted to place the bullets, and 1" groups were easy. At 15 yards, the groups opened up a bit, but I could tighten them if I hunkered down and seriously concentrated.
In conclusion, I am a very happy PPK owner, and this little gun will be with me for a very long time.
This is my first post in this forum, so I thought I would first say hello to all, glad to be here.
Background Info
I have wanted a Walther PPK for a very long time. For reasons I cannot begin to explain, I have put off the purchase for quite a while. When I had the money, I would look for Cowboy Guns, as I am into CAS shooting. Lately, though, my interests have been shifting, and I found myself with enough money to find a decent Walther if I looked around enough.
At my main gun store, I happened to see that the S&W PPK (used) that they had there was still in the case and for what I considered a reasonable price ($399). I offered them $400 out the door, and received a counter-offer of $405. I decided not to play games and went to a little gun shop closer to home. They happened to have taken in a stainless Interarms PPK that morning, with box, paperwork, and two magazines. They said they would take $350 for it. I jumped on it, and was very happy.
Yesterday, I took the little gun to the range to see what was what. I was using Winchester ammo (11.75 a box
To put it bluntly, this little gun surpassed all of my expectations for reliability and accuracy. At 7 yards, I could easily pick and choose where I wanted to place the bullets, and 1" groups were easy. At 15 yards, the groups opened up a bit, but I could tighten them if I hunkered down and seriously concentrated.
In conclusion, I am a very happy PPK owner, and this little gun will be with me for a very long time.