New Production Walther PPK/S Shooting Impressions

Published on February 4, 2019
Duration: 11:44

This review covers the new production Walther PPK/S in stainless steel, focusing on its performance and reliability. The testing included a 'Full-mag + 1' test and a 'What's for Dinner?' multi-load test with various .380 ACP ammunition. Accuracy was tested by three shooters from 5 yards, and impressions highlighted its concealability, trigger, and handling.

Quick Summary

The new production Walther PPK/S in stainless steel shows excellent reliability with various .380 ACP loads, including hollow points. Shooters praised its concealability and trigger, though the beavertail might cause hand bite. Accuracy tests confirmed its precision for a compact pistol.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Disassembly
  2. 01:13Basic Reliability Test
  3. 01:48Multi-Load Reliability Test (.380 ACP)
  4. 06:23Accuracy Testing (5 Shots from 5 Yards)
  5. 07:36Shooter Impressions (Maddy AR, Burgundy Bomber)
  6. 09:06Final Thoughts & Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

How reliable is the new production Walther PPK/S with different ammunition types?

The new production Walther PPK/S demonstrated impressive reliability across a wide variety of .380 ACP loads, including hollow points, steel-cased, and aluminum-cased ammunition, during extensive testing.

What are the key shooter impressions of the Walther PPK/S?

Shooters noted its compact size and concealability, the light and short trigger pull with excellent reset, but also mentioned the beavertail's potential for hand 'bite' and the absence of a slide release.

How accurate is the new production Walther PPK/S?

Accuracy tests involving three different shooters firing 5 shots from 5 yards using Winchester White Box ammunition provided a baseline, indicating good precision for its intended purpose.

What are the main differences noted in the new production Walther PPK/S compared to older models?

A significant improvement highlighted is the new model's reliable cycling of hollow point ammunition, a common issue with older PPK variants. The machining and stainless finish also received praise.

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