Walther PPK/S .22

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posted on March 11, 2013
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Famous for being the first DA/SA pistol and, of course, 007's firearm of choice (arguably more so for the latter), the Walther PPK remains one of the most famous handguns in industry history. Now the popular PPK line has expanded to include one of the most affordable calibers on the market: .22 LR.

The PPK/S .22 blends the iconic PPK design with the cost-effective plinking that the .22 LR cartridge provides. Make no mistake, the PPK/S .22 is identical to its .380-cal. "big" brother—it's just less expensive to shoot.

Learn more about the Walther PPK/S .22 in the video below, hosted by American Rifleman Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe.

Features:

• Fixed Steel Sights
• Top trap Cut with Wave to Reduce Glare
• Iconic PPK/S Frame
• Rear Slide Serrations
• Manual Safety
• Internal Slide Stop
• Beaver Tail Extension
• Classic Walther Grip

Technical Specifications:

Caliber: .22 LR
Trigger Pull:
DA: 17.5 lbs., SA: 6.6 lbs.
Capacity:
10 rounds
Overall Length: 6.1"
Overall Height: 4.9"
Overall Width: .98"
Barrel Length: 3.3"
Weight: 1.5 lbs.
Sight Radius: 4.2"
Frame Finish: Black and Stainless Models Availble

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