How new??? The ones a few years ago the walther/s&w ones sometimes have issues. But, I am not well versed on them.
How new? New; as a new one in the display case right now new.
They're better quality than the Interarms versions, but not as good as the old Walthers. Parts should interchange between the three.
As always, the .380 versions are mediocre, the .32 versions are much better.
As always, the .380 versions are mediocre, the .32 versions are much better.
We have a 80' interarms version
I like it better that the SW version
The early guns require a break in ... And the sharp edge on the slides bottom needs dehorning.
These little pistols are accurate if nothing else.
I like it better that the SW version
The early guns require a break in ... And the sharp edge on the slides bottom needs dehorning.
These little pistols are accurate if nothing else.
I NOW own the particular Walther Airmech is referring to and I am in love! (With the pistol, I mean).............
I have a sweet, accurate, quite older model PPK/s in .380; nicely engraved, fancy oak leaf grips, has my name on it; etc. and it's now being stored in the safe to pass on to my grandson. I don't carry it anymore, or shoot it....it's destined to be a piece I just want to pass on. I know there are better carry guns out there now and the venerable old PPK pistols have probably pretty much seen their day; but once you have had the pleasure of really getting to know the PP/PPK/PPK/s platform; there's just something about the way the gun handles, carries, and shoots. For a fairly heavy .380, it's a booger to shoot and yes, the slide will bite you! Anyway, I am thinking of buying one of the NEW S&W versions for me. Seems that the bashing has somewhat toned down now and I don't know if that's because S&W has "fixed" them or if they just aren't being bought much.
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