Agree, and would also include the Browning Hi-Power

@@jamesbrammer7795 Agree with that addition and raise you the Mauser Hsc.

Indeed!

...is there room for a Luger?

Agree

Wa om

Take it easy 006+1

I have a ppk/s that I bought in 1975 it's an interarms mode lit's 44 years old but looks like new and I intent to keep it forever

From what I can gather, it was .32ACP from 1931(inception of PPK) to 1945. Post War they started with other calibers including .380ACP.

Yeah 38ACP is definitely not the original caliber. You can even tell how the slide is oversized to compensate for the more powerful round. I think it looks way worse than the original PPKs in 32ACP.

32 ACP is much more accurate and with less report of the 8.+1 rounds. I have the Interarms version in both calibers.

@@jameylane9196 I have one made in 1944. Great little gun! I also have one of these new PPK/S pistols. It is fantastic!

Yes but keep it out of her purse 🤣🤣

Tennessee Ron its been my main carry gun for years, no complaints

No it's actually an outmoded relic. You can get a .380 today that is smaller and weighs half as much. If your'e going to get a pistol as large and heavy as this you might as well get a modern 9 mm.

I also have a worn out interarms

You're gun Smith is wrong. Please see my comments about my 1995 Interarms PPK/S The frames were cast frames by Interarms! They will Jam because the Magazine won't go in far enough to feed properly! Eventually I sent my to Springfield. Can a mill the butt of the frame .030 so the mag could go in fully to feed! Works the way it should have no problems! Remember Interarms CAST these frames they weren't "MILLED" like the German Walther production runs! Good luck and send back to factory for jamming fix! 👍

I think you are just missing the point here. IT IS ICONIC..and still is a viable defensive pistol… if you need more than 8 rounds to stop an intruder.. yer a terrible shot and need more training . 😂🎉

@@TheRoche22 sigh....

@@vigunfighter Well.. i actually carry a P365 or a P365 XL with a Holoson also most of the time.. but there are those days when i get ready to leave the ranch and pick out my EDC for the day and I hear a “ little voice” in my head say.. “BOND …. JAMES BOND” Have a wonderful day! ~ SIGH ~. 👍😉

Really? You should shoot for the Olympic team.

Ppk air

I use to love that damn show and I remember the gun and of course the jaguar

Yes, great show! Much better than the crappy movie supposedly based on it.

I agree with you although a lot of people that are like woah I love that gun but no shit about it frustrate me because I am a gun specialist

Just brought one for 550 bux few days ago and i went to look up videos while its shipping to my FFL lol

@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 how are you liking it?

@@johnnyp2155 loved it a lot. I even got Vedder holster for it and it’s literally lighter for whole steel pistol

@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 This is called a true idle pistol. Can I buy one from you, say, or from toy stores and bring it to Israel for delivery?

I like the Black version. If I purchased a PPK/S later, I'd add the Cerakote Elite Blackout color(a gloss style black color).

Yesterday, I bought a pre-owned PPK/S made by Interarms in unfired condition. It came with a presentation case, original target test sheet, documentations, 2 magazines and a small cleaning kit. It cost me an arm and a leg but I really have to have a PPK/S. Happy owner.

me too

Any word on a Blued model?

Just get one used

@@New2Kendo The other color will not be blued, but black. Disappointed!

@@borkwoof696 I dont buy used guns unless they are local and even then I am still leery, I have been burned a few times buying used, I did let my local gun shop know I was looking for one years ago but they are hard to come by.

You're welcome to buy mine. I haven't shot it in ages, can't stand it.

After all it was 007's sidearm

Weapon, not a "gun"

Como faço para comprar uma dessa

Qual o valor

Y66

@@TStheDeplorable depends how you define "better".

@@TStheDeplorable I have a German WW2 ppk in .32 that was a bring back.

Post war secret service intelligence favored the Walther PP and PPk handguns not only for masterpiece quality and for the time advanced design, but because these guns were prolific, widely produced for the German war machine, and possessed by every combatant nation, both as official reparations in armory inventories and as individual soldiers' trophies. An agent could use one and discard it and should the handgun be recovered by the authorities it was untraceable and unlinkable to any governmental organization, there were so many in circulation. Case closed.

Apparently Bond grew to love his PPK even in the rather anemic caliber 7.65mm. Once the stories and subsequent movies became hugely popular, every guy in the U.S. had to go out and buy a PPK including me. I still own a number of them.

​@@TStheDeplorable I would prefer the original PPK in .32 as a collectible. They're reasonably common, albeit expensive. I wouldn't carry any kind of PPK, though. Modern pocket pistols are significantly smaller and lighter, and locked breech instead of blowback. If you want to carry something no larger than the PPK/S, modern technology gives us the Sig P365 that holds 2 more 9x19s than the PPK/S holds .32s.

How does it shoot ? What does it feel like ?

@@jameslosangeles1068 it shoots very well. Like all PPKs, the double action pull is VERY heavy; single action is light and sweet. It’s a little small in my hand, but still very comfortable.

@@patfontaine5917 it's heavy but I've found that just pulling it rather than squeezing it makes things a lot easier, especially when practicing with my left hand (I'm mostly ambi; left is a tad weaker). SA is really nice.

the ppk is a work of art...but I do agree the bersa is a great little pistol and for the price it's hard to beat it.

WHO_TEE_WHO it’s beautiful

Just got one recently. Not only beautiful , but accurate and reliable. Handles all types of ammo. In a nutshell , it's perfect !

@@SouthernYankee679 how long were you on a waiting list?

@@bookworm721 There was no waiting list , local dealer posts when he gets new inventory. First to reply gets it.

@@ronaldritter4061 *Word on the Street* USA made Walther PPK/S had/have reliability problems. Not sure if anything was done to fix this. But if you are buying for looks & collecting reliability does not matter. *For actually using the PPK/S* Best to use an all German made Walther PPK/S but if not shoot it a lot with the self-defense ammo you're going to be using to make sure your gun is reliable.

I think it would shoot more smoothly in that caliber. Bit of a handful in .380.

I thought so.

As well as .22

@@clellandm Dear Mark it's me from what I understand is not shooting real bullets it's just an idle gun that makes noise with idle bullets just gunpowder without a bullet coming out to hit right. Or this gun fires real 380 9mm ammunition please explain to me

@@clellandm Dear Mark it's me from what I understand is not shooting real bullets it's just an idle gun that makes noise with idle bullets just gunpowder without a bullet coming out to hit right. Or this gun fires real 380 9mm ammunition please explain to me

Oh My Gun... OMG ?

@@wagnerpd5921 good one. Lmao

That's because this was the tabletop video. See our Shooting Impressions video for that.

///M H Performace Deutschland makes the BEST pistols and the best cars. And don’t get me started on the food...👍

@@adanbradford3121 Vielen Dank ☺

Adan Bradford that’s Italy not Germany

Nobody is going to stop and ask what you hit them with after the fact .380 to 500 S&W They'll all stop a human

Black Bart I know after they stopped importing the German built models, some of the interim models built in the US had some problems. Unfortunately I think this put some people off of the PPK and PPKs. Mine is an original made in Germany. Even though it's an old design, it's a very good design. They are not like the modern compact Hideout guns. Not that there's anything wrong with newer designs. But the the PPK and the PPKs are more indicative of what the size of 32 and 380s were at the time. For instance, the Mauser and Browning we're about the same size. They were all steel and therefore heavier guns. Also, because they were larger then the newer compacts, they really fit well in your hand, give you fast target acquisition and are very controllable. Hope you get a chance to shoot either a really old German model or the brand new model soon. I think you'll enjoy it.

You know Cowboy John?

380 is a perfectly adequate round