Shooting the 1941 Walther PPK war capture pistol - POV

Published on December 22, 2022
Duration: 0:19

This guide details the process of safely loading and firing a 1941 Walther PPK war capture pistol. It covers ammunition selection, magazine insertion, chambering a round, operating the safety/decocker, and proper shooting technique at an outdoor range. The demonstration highlights the pistol's DA/SA action and the slide locking back on an empty magazine, emphasizing safe firearm handling throughout.

Quick Summary

The 1941 Walther PPK is a war capture pistol chambered in .32 Auto (7.65mm Browning) with a 7+1 round capacity. It features a DA/SA trigger mechanism and a blued finish. The video demonstrates safe loading, manual of arms, and live fire at an outdoor range using Sellier & Bellot FMJ ammunition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Ammunition
  2. 00:03Loading & Manual of Arms
  3. 00:09Live Fire & Slide Lock

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the 1941 Walther PPK shown in the video?

The 1941 Walther PPK demonstrated is chambered in 7.65 Browning, also known as .32 Auto. The ammunition used was Sellier & Bellot 73gr FMJ.

What type of action does the Walther PPK have?

The Walther PPK features a DA/SA (Double Action / Single Action) trigger mechanism. This allows for a heavier double-action pull for the first shot or a lighter, single-action pull after the hammer is cocked.

What are the key markings on the 1941 Walther PPK?

The video shows markings on the slide including 'Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thür)' and 'Mod PPK', indicating the manufacturer and model of this historic pistol.

What ammunition was used for shooting the 1941 Walther PPK?

The demonstration utilized Sellier & Bellot ammunition, specifically labeled as 7.65 Browning, .32 Auto, 73grs, 4.75g, FMJ (Full Metal Jacket).

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