Walther PPK Reviews
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★★★☆☆
“this is one fun gun ( ALTHOUGH NOT A TOY ). I HAVE A...”
Written on: 25/11/2010 by bigbarry (2 reviews written)
this is one fun gun ( ALTHOUGH NOT A TOY ). I HAVE A TWENTY FIVE FOOT INDOOR RANGE , AT THAT DISTANCE THE BEST I CAN GET IS ABOUT A THREE INCH GROUP WITH THE HELP OF A REST . IF THAT SIZE PATTERN IS GOOD FOR YOU LOOK NO FURTHER ! BEING A BB GUN WITHOUT RIFELING ALONG WITH A THREE INCH BARREL I DON'T THINK IT WILL DO MUCH BETTER !
BUY EXTRA CLIPS , LOTS OF CO2 AND BB'S , BECAUSE ONCE YOU START SHOOTING IT YOU WILL NOT WANT TO PUT IT DOWN . MAKE SURE YOU PUT A DROP OF PELGUN OIL ON EACH...
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★★★★★
“Is your previously smooth Umarex CO2 Walther PPK/S...
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Written on: 09/08/2009 by ReginaPhalange (1 review written)
Is your previously smooth Umarex CO2 Walther PPK/S slide sticking? Read on and maybe you'll have the solution to this problem.
Okay, I've decided to post my review of this gun after having it for a couple of weeks and reading the complaints posted here. I have already posted comments on some of the previous reviews, including a link to a possible solution to the sticking slide issue. I've also put this in my review here.
Okay, for starters, the Walther PPK is not a target pistol. You're...
(read more)Beagl's Response to ReginaPhalange's Review
Written on: 11/03/2010
regina i'm trying to apply the fix for the sticking slide on the walther ppk but my computer won't allow me to link to pyramyd air's site. do you think you could send me info on exactly where the burr occurs soi can sand it out? thans
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Beagl's Response to ReginaPhalange's Review
Written on: 03/04/2010
Regina it went to the pyramid air blog but can't find the info on where the burr occurs. Can you tell me exactly where on the walther to look. Thanks
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Seerdet's Response to ReginaPhalange's Review
Written on: 30/04/2010
I have had the same problem but dont get through when clicking on the py link. it cant have been a burr on the gas valve on my guns because fitting a new slide from a new unused gun cured the problem ; and fitting the problem slide to the frame of the new unused gun had the slide sticking again . I cured the problem permanently by taking the slide off and, using a rattailed file, rounding off every edge in sight in the rear half of the slide plus the underside of the screw. Other glitches with this gun can be avoided by a) only loading the mag with 10bbs otherwise the central seam usually splits b) not overtightening the the scew lever that pierces the CO2 bulb - this prevents the plastis screw housing from rupturing. Take these preventive measures and the gun is very reliable I recommend the umarex PPK to anybody - I have owned 26 air/ CO2 rifles and pistols this one is definitely the most fun!
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★★★★★
“At first when i received it did not look like much but...”
Written on: 12/11/2008
At first when i received it did not look like much but after my first load and shoot was the best gun I ever held. The weight is just right. It shoots very accurate and never misses. I have left a few pellets through it and hit the target each time. Its one of those guns you just can not put down. (read more)
★★★★★
“I bought the Walther because I have a 10m shooting...”
Written on: 10/11/2008 by bobt (7 reviews written)
I bought the Walther because I have a 10m shooting range set up in my basement and don't need lots of power.
I wasn't disappointed. The gun works flawlessly, and has the heft and feel of a real pistol. I've shot a .22 copy of the PPK and the recoil is about the same...so this makes a very good practice pistol for basement shooting.
The feel and quality are great for a sub $100 gun in my opinion.
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★★★★★
“A must for any airgun enthusiast & james bond fan. 1st...”
Written on: 06/08/2008
A must for any airgun enthusiast & james bond fan. 1st class co2 gun.looks and feels like the real item. field strips like the real item.all metal finish. (read more)
★★★★★
“My Walther PPK was great. Blow-Back Action love...”
Written on: 10/05/2008
My Walther PPK was great. Blow-Back Action love pulling the trigger as fast as can and mine acctually got stolen. I was gutted (read more)
★★★★☆
“This is a replica of a historic pistol still widely...”
Written on: 10/04/2008
This is a replica of a historic pistol still widely used today. I think the original design has been around since before 1930. When you look at it it says "classic German design" , it says "compact simplicity" , it says " old school 007".
However, If you want a co2 pistol for accuracy and power, well look for something else newer, because you won't be pleased. If you want a good replica of an original design that can launch a BB into a tin can then you may be satisfied.
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Reginaphalange's Comment
Written on: 09/08/2009
Assuming that what this reviewer means by "muzzle" is the barrel, it's not made of plastic. It's brass with a plastic sleeve or shroud around it. I doubt a plastic barrel would last very long in a gun of any kind, let alone a CO2 gun.
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★★★★★
“works great for the money. The Walther ppk has good...”
Written on: 02/02/2008
works great for the money. The Walther ppk has good accuracy and power, definately recommend it. (read more)
★★★★☆
“For fun, shooting indoors, and practice, i would...”
Written on: 26/01/2008 by dixiela
For fun, shooting indoors, and practice, i would highly recommend. NOT FOR CHILDREN. For a copy of James Bond's handgun everyone knows of, it is outstanding. It handles and recoils just as a real Walther PP or PPK, which I own several of. I very much enjoy it for shooting in the basement, quick draws, and getting accurcy down pat. Although not real powerful, it makes a good practice shooting indoors. I have shot mind throught many co2 cartriges, thousands of bb's, and have had no problems... (read more)
★★★★★
“One of the problems, the manufacturers have with...”
Written on: 09/12/2007 by thestone46 (1 review written)
One of the problems, the manufacturers have with making replica firearms is that they are used by people who think they are "toys" and can be USED like toys. This little Pistol is as close as you can get to the real thing, and it needs to be treated as such. Thoroughly cleaned and oiled (pellgun) after every session. This little fellow will work flawlessly if you treat it like the "real" pistol that it replicates . You need to treat it like a real firearm...THIS PISTOL IS NOT A TOY!! Only... (read more)
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★★★☆☆
“This is my second ppk. The first one I thought was a...”
Written on: 16/11/2006 by revil429 (2 reviews written)
This is my second ppk. The first one I thought was a fluke. It constantly jammed up, not with a BB but that slide just would not blow all the way back. When you shoot this gun the hammer does not extend fully to hit the fire button, which does not let the gun shoot even after I have oiled it a lot. This gun is a nice one to add to your collection if you've got the extra money but I would save up and buy a better one. (read more)
Reginaphalange's Response to revil429's Review
Written on: 09/08/2009
Possible reasons for the slide jamming problems this reviewer describes:
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<br/>1) rapid firing will cause the CO2 canister to get cold, reducing the pressure and, therefore, the power of the CO2, which means it won't have enough power to create the blowback. This, btw, will also reduce accuracy.
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<br/>2) a burr, as described here: http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2005/12/walther-cp99-compact-walthers-other.html#c6159458404969366572
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<br/>In order to disassemble this gun you have to pull the trigger guard down. On newer PPKs, you have to tap out the pin holding the trigger guard in place. There are videos on youtube that show this. A search for PPK/S CO2 should bring them up.
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<br/>I've managed to get over 130 good shots before the CO2 cansiter loses the power to operate the slide.
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★★☆☆☆
“Walther PPK/S .177 cal. CO2 BB gun... Stands for...”
Written on: 13/11/2006 by Sirholiday (2 reviews written)
Walther PPK/S .177 cal. CO2 BB gun... Stands for headache!
I had a softair gun and a spring piston BB gun, and it was time for something new! Like many, I had been eyeing the PPK at Wal-Mart for some time, and it seemed to be the perfect gun.... CO2, James Bonds signature gun, Recoil, nice looks, small and compact, and last but not least, made by Crosman! I bought it, took it home, opened it up and Lock Load! Wow kick back is amazing, shoots as fast as I can pull the trigger, great power,...
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★★★☆☆
“Keep it well oiled, and the slide will not stick....”
Written on: 08/08/2006 by pillsbury (6 reviews written)
Keep it well oiled, and the slide will not stick. Blowback is a real fun-factor.
Instead, go with the daisy 15xt or 008 models.
Stay away from Anics Skif-3000 and Gamo V-3
JUNK!!!!!
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★★★☆☆
“The Walther PPK were originally over $100 when new...”
Written on: 13/06/2006 by ted3929 (37 reviews written)
The Walther PPK were originally over $100 when new about 6 years ago. Now you can get them at Wally World for less than $65 on sale.
Maybe Wal-Mart had Walther change things around but this gun just doesn't shoot like the originals. Mine was obviously painted pot metal with burrs galore. Since this gun is made in Japan I expected better.
Forget using cheap bbs, this puppy wants the silver version or will constantly jam. When it does jam you'll lose your religion trying to get it...
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★★★★☆
“I have tested many co2 guns basically because I...”
Written on: 05/06/2006 by Terry Luck (8 reviews written)
I have tested many co2 guns basically because I couldn't find one that gave me what I was looking for. I have tested a Gamo PT80, Beretta A9000s and a Beretta 92f nickel and now the Walther PPk/s.
First impressions.
Wow I was happy when I got this pistol, it looked great, fitted my grip perfectly, and I just wanted to get round to testing it! It was easy to operate, just add co2, load the mag, cock the slide and pull the trigger Easy! The first shot I let off took me by amazement, the kick...
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Terry Luck's Response to Terry Luck's Review
Written on: 22/06/2006
If you have read my recent review on the Walther PPK you will know I think well of this gun and I still do. As I mentioned in the review I was waiting for a laser sight to arrive, well I got it! As soon as I got it I mounted it onto my Walther and boy did it look great! I was as happy as a kid with his first bike, at that time though I was suffering from a neck injury from too much shooting in trees and cricked my neck, hurt for 1 week, but back to the point, I couldn't shoot my Walther with the new laser, so I just admired the gun and laser combo until I could shoot it.<br><br>Well, the day came, I was showing my mate it at the time so I put a new co2 capsule in and loaded the mag and switched on the laser, it was going perfect for about two mags then I noticed that the shots were now rising above and too the left, I thought it was just the recoil knocking the laser off zero, then I checked the laser and too my disbelief the mounting bracket at the top of the laser which fastens the laser to the action had split and fell off - now consider this is a 'metal' laser unit, I wouldn't even call it metal, I looked at the area where it had cracked of and it had been made of 'monkey metal' ( mixtures of metals, the equivalent to chip board being called oak or walnut) not only was I annoyed with this it also left two nice silver dents in my pistols action just under the slide. So, now I have a broken laser and what looks like an abused pistol which I don't like because I love to look after my guns - I think it is the most important part of owning them. All in all I would advise you not to buy the laser - note this was an authentic Umarex laser unit especially built for the Walther PPK, I may have just got a bad batch laser but I say don't take any chances with this, if you must have one go to a reputable gun shop which will accept a refund if it is like mine. I'm just here to help
<br><br>Terry Luck
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23173's Response to Terry Luck's Review
Written on: 24/09/2006
Hi, I'm thinking of buying this gun, I've read many reviews about it and most of them say that the power is very low - I'm just asking in terms of objects but what can it shoot through?
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Terry Luck's Response to Terry Luck's Review
Written on: 26/09/2006
Shoots though beer cans at 15 yards
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Jonnyvaz's Response to Terry Luck's Review
Written on: 11/09/2007
Brilliant review i just wanted to know i'm very close to buying this but is it powerful because the fps is quite low compared to others
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★★★☆☆
“I was watching the walther ppk at my local Walmart for...”
Written on: 22/03/2006 by dredog007 (2 reviews written)
I was watching the walther ppk at my local Walmart for a few months. i finally went in and bought it as an after thought. I even saved the reciept just in case it was rubbish and i had to return it. When i opened the box, i realized how satisfyingly heavy the gun is. felt nice to me. I quickly loaded my co2 and the bb's. I let off a few rounds to get the trigger feel. it wasnt bad for a cheapy airgun. I've owned a few walther guns and this one had the same nice quality. Accuracy was bad... (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“When I bought the Walther PPK 4 months ago, I enjoyed...”
Written on: 30/12/2005 by Watts93 (2 reviews written)
When I bought the Walther PPK 4 months ago, I enjoyed it thouroughly, but only for can plinking. I do think it was a good price, but the accuracy is awful. And about a month ago the blowback action was not thouroughly working. It wouldn't self cock, it continues to do so. And I am looking into buying the CP99. I hoped this helped. And I got what I paied for which was 70 dollars. (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“Well, after a year of kicking the Walther ppk around,...”
Written on: 27/12/2005 by vinceb (46 reviews written)
Well, after a year of kicking the Walther ppk around, I finally bought one. I didn't think I was asking too much, just a reasonably realistic replica to do some informal target practice with.
Well, the pistol scored very well in the "realism" department with its good weight, smooth action, and it has a nice, strong recoil from the blowback action.
As for the "target practice" part, forget it!Accuracy good enough for soda cans at 15 feet was all I wanted, apparently I wanted too much! Most...
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★★★★☆
“The Walther PPK air pistol can't be faulted if what...”
Written on: 23/11/2005 by GiroJohn (60 reviews written)
The Walther PPK air pistol can't be faulted if what you want is a bit of fun. It fires fast enough, so you're bound to hit the target. It is not meant as a proper target pistol. It's a good laugh. (read more)
Dredog007's Response to GiroJohn's Review
Written on: 23/03/2006
You obviously don't own many airguns. This gun is certainly not an 8 on a scale of 1-10. Pick up that walthercp99 if you want a "real" gun
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Terry Luck's Response to GiroJohn's Review
Written on: 09/06/2006
i do not mean to be rude but you must understand that not everyone has the money to afford these 'real guns' and it is not very nice to have a gun you are really happy with and someone comes along and starts saying it is rubbish etc, and when you mention a 'real gun' the walter ppk/s is way more realistic than the the cp99 or 88, it has blow bac and a magazine in the butt, people have different opinions about different guns and opinions should be shared in the most unoffensive way, thank you Terry Luck.
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Mpenn1's Response to GiroJohn's Review
Written on: 01/11/2006
to dredog,
<br/>Gotta agree with the other cat. I got more guns than the marine corps, and I love em all. It doesn't matter if they shoot badly or not, they are my guns.
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<br>Where I come from you have got to have a real gun and a co2 pistol, no matter which one is not a real gun. The only people I see who act like the Walther ppk is a real gun are those 8 year old kids down my block acting like they are James Bond pistols. Everybody thinks what they want to think about their own stuff. Like I said, I have got more guns than the marine corps and I love them, and also love to use them.
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★★★★★
“When I first got the Walther PPK air pistol it was...”
Written on: 17/11/2005 by xamllew
When I first got the Walther PPK air pistol it was extremely nice, and I loved it! One time I dropped it off my 2 story balcony on to the concrete patio, and it barely left a kink in the slide! But after the first month it started jamming inside the slide, so I've been trying to find out the problem with this for 4 months or so... If anyone knows how to fix this slide jamming problem, please leave this review a comment. (read more)
Reginaphalange's Response to 217443_xamllew's Review
Written on: 09/08/2009
FWIW, considering how old this review is, it still may serve to get this information out. I don't think Umarex is aware of this problem and the ONLY place I've seen anybody post a solution to the sticking slide problem is here:
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<br/>http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2005/12/walther-cp99-compact-walthers-other.html#c6159458404969366572
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<br/>I had posted a comment on a review here saying I hadn't had any problems with my PPK/S CO2 gun and, of course, within a couple of days my slide started sticking, to the point that it hurt to work it manually and it wouldn't return to the front of the barrel on its own. Call it Murphy's Law, Karma, whatever. But I had already done some reading up on the gun and had come across that link previously and, fortunately, bookmarked it. What's described in that link is exactly what had happened to my gun and sanding off the burr has restored the slide to its original smooth action. I'm hoping to get that guy's "fix" out there enough that people will start bringing it to the attention of Umarex and maybe they'll try to find out why some guns do this and some don't. BTW, the screw on top of my slide had also been working itself loose due to vibrations. My father's PPK has yet to develop either of these issues and I keep wondering if they're related.
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★☆☆☆☆
“I don't like the Walther ppk at all. It's...”
Written on: 16/10/2005 by sAMMy sNAkesKINs (2 reviews written)
I don't like the Walther ppk at all. It's expensive($69.99). The slide started to get stuck after i had it for a couple days. It's very inaccurate. Sometimes I can see the bb,s curve when I shoot it! The slide got a crack in it. After thet I had to force the slide back into place after every shot. It's more of a gun made for replication and looks. (read more)
Reginaphalange's Response to sAMMy sNAkesKINs's Review
Written on: 09/08/2009
Once again, here's a possible fix to the sticking slide:
<br/>http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2005/12/walther-cp99-compact-walthers-other.html#c6159458404969366572
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<br/>As for the bbs curving, as the CO2 cartridge cools during use (especially rapid firing), it will lose power/pressure and the BBs will lose velocity and not shoot as straight. The CO2 needs to be relatively warm to produce the correct amount of pressure to propel the BB.
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★☆☆☆☆
“Bought one of the original Japanese versions of the...”
Written on: 23/07/2005 by ted3929 (37 reviews written)
Bought one of the original Japanese versions of the Walther ppk Air Pistol. Constantly jams and locks the slide up to the point where it won't un-jam without a lot of force. Even returned the gun thinking it was a defect but to no avail.
Even when it did work accuracy really sucked.
Lost it a couple of weeks ago during a hurricane and didn't shed a tear over the loss.
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Hotsky's Response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 26/07/2005
How did your PPK jam? Did you have bb’s stuck inside or something? I had one for 7 month and I never got a jam. But I really hated the accuracy…
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Ted3929's Response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 26/07/2005
Never could figure out the jam. Tried all sorts of bbs to no avail. The slide would jam at the half point and refuse to go back to battery even after the magazine was removed. After a great deal of fiddling the slide would go back forward but firing it would show no bb lodged anywhere. Disassembled the gun several times and couldn't find any rough edges or burrs. Just one for the mystery books I guess.
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Hotsky's Response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 29/07/2005
Hmm…well the gun is designed that the slide will stay back (half way) when the magazine becomes empty. So to put it back I used to remove the magazine and pull the slide pack and let it go. That worked for me.
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Ted3929's Response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 29/07/2005
Tried that to no avail. I would remove the magazine and the slide would still stay jammed. Disassembled the gun and looked for burrs and rough spots but never found any.
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<br>Like I said, may have been luck of the draw.
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Chinkysniper84's Response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 24/04/2009
been the jappers version i wouldn't be too surprised. my walther ppk blowback was made in germany by umarex. it served me for over two years with no jams nothing. i even managed to get a few sparrows from over 15m away. each gun has it's own characteristics and been blowback, you got to aim lower than the target cos the blowback effect lifts the muzzle up during the kickback.
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★★★☆☆
“It was an awesome gun when I first bought it. It is...”
Written on: 21/07/2005 by moparman815
It was an awesome gun when I first bought it. It is easy to take apart and clean too. The gun was dead accurate, and had so much power it jerks your hand when you fire with full c02. On a bad note the gun siezes up on you. I didn't even have it for a year, and now it's broken. The blow back doesn't slide all the way forward anymore, and it is now broken. I've oiled it, and always maintained it, but now it is done. It was a great gun, but now it can't be used. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“I just bought a new PPK tonight. The first 3 shots...”
Written on: 25/03/2005 by plinker51 (1 review written)
I just bought a new PPK tonight. The first 3 shots were fired at a 2 litre pop bottle filled with water, at point blank range. It never even so much as left a mark. I was very disappointed to say the least.
I know this isn't a sporting gun, but a power level as lame as this is ridiculous.
Is there a way to 'mod' this piece so the blow-back is disabled...potentially allowing more power to get to the BB..?? If I'm stuck with this as it is, I will return it in the very near future.
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★★★☆☆
“I have had my Walther PPK/S for less then a year and...”
Written on: 09/12/2004 by kmillard (34 reviews written)
I have had my Walther PPK/S for less then a year and have fired thousands of rounds through. It very realistic, good weight can be single or double action fired. It is really easy on co2 150 shots average per co2. Not very accurate but short barrel and brass to boot a pellet version would be better, the FPS is kind of slow for a $149.00 dollar gun, canadian of course. My 357 smokes it even with the 4 inch barrel. This is a toy and collectors peice more then anything and a very fun gun. I... (read more)
Hotsky's Response to kmillard's Review
Written on: 29/12/2004
I agree 100%.
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<br>I read your other review on CO2 pistols page, and it’s very different from this one.
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<br>I bought mine in August ’04 and first was very impressed with it too (in my review I give it 8 out 10), but now I don’t like it as much. It’s WEEK, and ACCURACY is TERRIBLE (partly I blame the low profile fixed sights) also the BB’s move way to easily in a barrel (the projectile has to fit very tight in a barrel for a gun to big accurate), which means this gun CAN’T be accurate, no matter how much you practice! I like to shoot groups, and the PPK is just not up to the job!
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<br>It’s a cool toy, but I don’t think it worth the money ($150 CND+ tax)
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Kmillard's Response to kmillard's Review
Written on: 04/01/2005
Well if you want some improvment, try HN round ball lead pellets just like BB's and they work in the ppk no problem. A few guys I know use them and they say it helps a lot but it is still a toy either way. Code named 007 fun gun becasue it was and is the same gun used By 007 in the movies. I guess thats why they charge us so much for it! I've got two of them.
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★★★★☆
“The Walther ppk is a fantastic looking gun. Very...”
Written on: 05/07/2004 by humperdingle (6 reviews written)
The Walther ppk is a fantastic looking gun. Very realistic looking at a glance, and even feels as heavy as the real thing... only giveaway is that the receiver on the firearm version is chrome.... but anyway...
I found that unless you wait a while between emptying magazines (i.e. let the CO2 warm up again), you can rarely get more than 35 shots on full blowback action. The pistol can still be fired after this,however, by manually cocking the hammer to fire. A bit annoying, but the first 35...
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Hotsky's Response to humperdingle's Review
Written on: 09/09/2004
You mentioned recoil, does it really have recoil comparable to one of the real guns (even .22LR). Does the gun move back in you hand your hand when you pull the trigger. I’m thinking of buying this gun the only reason -recoil (???). Does it worth it? Consider that I already have one Umarex CO2 pistol. That is pretty accurate, and has more power than the PPK
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Humperdingle's Response to humperdingle's Review
Written on: 01/10/2004
Well, I've fired a 7.65mm Walther PPK firearm, and no, the recoil is nowhere near as harsh in the CO2 gun. Does add a lot to the experience though. The fact is that non-blowback pistols have almost zero recoil, whereas the PPK has quite a lot in comparison... so for £60, its well worth it. I'm keeping mine as a collectible piece as well as one to shoot. I’d definitely recommend buying one.
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★★★★★
“The Walther ppk is a Wonderful replica of the classic...”
Written on: 04/05/2004 by diananike (9 reviews written)
The Walther ppk is a Wonderful replica of the classic concealed carry pistol that has protected and murdered three generations. This gun is so realistic I bought it at Uncle-mikes Inside the waistband holster to practice draws and headshots from concealed at 7yds. The pistol is woefully inaccurate with steel BBs (4-5" at 7yds) but Gamo lead rounds are at least acceptable for the CCW drills (3"@7yds) This pistol is just a toy or ornament it serves no sporting purpose but is mega-fun. (read more)
★★★★★
“The Walther ppk is a good gun overall. It has a very...”
Written on: 16/03/2004 by Kedstar21
The Walther ppk is a good gun overall. It has a very realistic look and feel. The blow back gives a kick similar to a real gun. Also it is pretty acurate in close range. Extra clips are hard to find, the loading would be a snap if you have extra clips but if you dont you will be reloading every 12-14 shots or so. (read more)
Khjens's Response to 147912_Kedstar21's Review
Written on: 02/06/2004
Just one comment. I bought clips from Crosman.com and it's was easy! 3 clips for $9.99.
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Kmillard's Response to 147912_Kedstar21's Review
Written on: 06/08/2004
If you are looking for extra clips for the PPK Crosman carries them and there not very expensive either, I got 9 extra clips for my ppk/s and its was under 40bucks Canadian for all 9 of them.
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★★★★★
“I have owned the Walther ppk gun for about 6 weeks now...”
Written on: 08/03/2004 by copperhead22 (1 review written)
I have owned the Walther ppk gun for about 6 weeks now and I love it! It is very similar to my Walther P22 in size and weight and I can use all my holsters for this bb gun in addition. The semi auto allows you to shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger!!! I normally shoot about a clip of 12 and let the CO2 cartridge warm up a bit to get maximum shots per cartridge. I currently get about 180 shots per cylinder with the last 15 or so using the hammer to cycle the round as the slide stops... (read more)
Kmillard's Response to copperhead22's Review
Written on: 04/04/2004
Hi there hows it going man, its a great gun I got the nickle slide model ppk and 9 extra 15 round clips comes in really handy, the gun is great on co2 your pretty well on about the amount of shots per cylinder and given the co2 a chance to warm up is a good idea make the co2 last a lot longer as well. Its a great plinking gun for sure..try Brass Eagle co2 it works very well in the PPK I use it more so then the Crosman as I find I get more power and more shots form brass eagle and its not bad in the cols with the brass eagle compared to the Crosman co2...I am going to give my new 2240 a good run soon just got it and its neat but no chance to fire it yet.. If you want a great rifle get the crosman 1077 its awesome, great with iron sites but sucks with scopes and has 12 shot and is semiauto matic.. I have many rifles and pistols I even got a Daisy model 1500 and its great. I just put a Reddot on it tonight and its wild. Take care have a great weekend..
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Hfs's Response to ReginaPhalange's Review
Written on: 11/08/2009
The information about the screw causing a burr on the gas valve assembly is priceless. Thanks for the link.