Walther PPK/S Pistol (Medium)

Only just got this so an early revieww...ONE thing that could be better is the trigger being single action only...would LOVE it were this a double and single action.The weight of the metal frame and slide are solid in the hand and the slide gives a positive kick in the hand. The sights need a blob of paint to improve them, easy enugh to fix. The co2 is pushed up by a solid metal screw fully concealed in the handle (key included) and lasts apparently for around 90 bbs. Looks and feels well made...will report on longlivity later. Only issue that appears problematic us the cruddy Chizy plastic they use for magazines.... I forsee needing to replace the three mags that came with it since they look like they will pop apart after a while. Hey....as long as the pistol lasts long enugh that I need to I guess I can live with it... they are apprenrly priced 14 bucks for 3 so as long as the gun lasts it's worth it

I can't believe how real this Air Pistol looks! I bought this to teach my son how to shoot a pistol with (with the recoil and slide action, it truly feels like you're shooting a weak .22 LR) and I enjoyed it so much that I take it to the range for cheap practice (with the price of ammo these days!). It is a very true-shooting pistol out of the box. With the CO2 cartridge and clip loaded, the gun is balanced and well-weighted. The blowback with the slide movement makes all the difference in the reality of this air pistol for training purposes. The true safety is good for instruction purposes and chambering a 'round' by charging the slide, thus cocking the trigger for single-action is an added bonus. The only way that you can tell that this thing is not a .380 PPK is the barrel hole and cartridge screw in the bottom. Small enough to fit my son's hand, while just large enough for me to fire.

Very realistic, chopped off the bottom c02 twist in thing and made a notch so it worked with a flat head screw driver and didn't protrude from the bottom of the gun and it looks so real. Showed one of my friends and he was looking at it and waiting for the clip to drop out like a real pistol and looked confused until I pulled out the clip and he saw it was 1/2 inch wide and made of plastic. That by the way is the only reason this is four stars, because the clip is made of damn plastic. the entire gun is metal then, you get a plastic, easily breakable piece of s*** for a clip that won't last long at all. Great gun, s*** clip. Also would have been cool if the safety on the top worked instead of on the side of the handle.

Perfect for draw and shoot self-defense practice drills in my basement. I use a homemade BB trap (made from an empty copier paper box) set at chest-high. Floor is marked at 10 feet, 15 feet and 21 feet. I draw from concealed holster, sight and triple-tap a 5" circle drawn on scrap 8x10 copier paper. Blowback simulates 22 recoil making me re-sight each shot. Blowback uses up CO2 faster than my Airsoft S&W but is more realistic. Still cheaper than going to the range, which I still do once-a-week. Range accuracy at 50 feet has improved since I started shooting in my basement. I've had to learn to shoot wearing bifocals and this pistol has been a real help. Love this pistol. My cousin, who used to have a Walther PPK, thought it was the real thing until I pointed out it was a CO2 pistol. If it breaks I'll happily get me another one.

At first I thought this gun was great but now it really shows it's wear n tear.It comes with a pin on the trigger guard so that it will be harder to disassemble the gun.You have to find something to take it out.I would recommend using a sturdy pin like a drill bit and then using a hammer to tap it out.Keep in mind that the slide is a little wobbly and if you hammer out the pin it will scratch your slide if the slide is more on that side. I know it won't ruin the way your gun works but still it looks a little ugly and sometimes that gets to me.Also I think the co2 intake sucks because I always have a lot of co2 left over.And no matter how tight I try to twist the knob it still won't shoot the rest of that co2.The magazine that comes with the gun split in half after a while.They should of made it out of metal.The fps isn't even that strong either.It's only about 295 to 300.But I guess it's a cool little first co2 gun for the price.

I wanted a CO2 BB pistol for carrying when I go running; to fend off dogs that like to chase me. I've tried spring-loaded ones and they were light but cheap and break too easily.This is the right size but it is nearly the same weight as a the PPK/S .22. Honestly, I was expecting more polymer and less metal since this wouldn't take the same punishment as one for real bullets.

Purchased this as a replacement for one I received as a gift several years ago. The first one I had stopped working reliably, mainly because I didn't take very good care of it... didn't clean it often, etc. The blow-back operation is very cool, as is the lock-back when the last bb is shot. The return spring could be tighter... it really isn't the highest quality, and it does misfire about 4% of the time, so I probably shouldn't give it 5 stars... but I do love it. Again, it isn't very accurate, but the semi-auto features are fun.

This is an incredible gun. It is very realistic. So realistic that my best friend had one stolen from his house (the person probably thought it was a real gun).My only complaint is the bulky CO2 screw sticking out of the bottom. As a designer, I can't believe they're still making these guns like this. It looks so gaudy. They need to try a foldable crescent screw key that folds up and tucks into the bottom of the gun when you're not using it (or something similar).