Page 10 - Walther PPK/S Reviews

I loved the feel weight and blow back action and fast trigger pull It is a great gun Shoot one clip through it and you are hooked

Rifle the barrel and make the sites adjustable

It will shoot 130 times but it is not recommended and wont cock after 110 shots

This gun is just plain fun. You get a lot of shots per powerlet. Mine didn't shoot to point of aim, and wasn't particularly accurate, but, for a fun shooter that looks and feels like a Walther, it can't be beat! The all-metal construction gives the gun a good, solid feel, too. Very nicely finished for a gun in this price range!

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Get one now! You won't regret it!

Full Metal!!! Everything on this guy is metal, (accept the grips) Blowback is nice (it actually nocks the hammer down) as well. Very light on Co2, ... I know it sounds unbelievable but I have gotten 150 shots from one Co2 bulb. The gun kicks just about\a little harder than a .22 rimfire. It also has a slide catch (mine didn't come with one, I bought it second hand, no offense PyramydAir!) Also, the field stripping feature is awesome (totally looks like a firearm), but remember to read PyamydAir's instructions on how to take it apart before you do, you could hurt yourself\bystander or your airgun!

Accuracy! I had trouble swallowing the slow 295fps that this gun boasts, (you can actually see the bbs fly into the target) but not being able to hold a 3inch grouping at 15-20 feet was frustrating. This is purely a fun gun, no more no less. Do not expect any accuracy at all. Also, I think that this gun is a little overpriced, although pure metal thing helps make up for the price.

If you want THE most realist Airgun firearm look alike out there, this is the one. I have checked everywhere, and this is the most realistic. Walther made this thing right, (accept for the accuracy and speed). Just remember, this gun is a FUN gun, it is not very good for target practice, unless you just want to unload a flurry of bbs in a couple of seconds :)

Just the right size and weight for plinking. Shot very accurately for me, sights were fine for me. Easy to load BB's and CO2. The all metal construction is very good. Noise level is low- great for backyard shooting. Got around 90-100 shots per CO2 cartridge.

Include an additional magazine as part of the package. Everything else- leave the same.

Need to get one of these - very fun to shoot. Just keep your targets in the 25 to 30 foot range and watch where you shoot - the BB's can bounce back at you depending on the type of backstop you have. Having the CO2 screw on the bottom makes for easy loading and piercing of cartridge.

The design, weight, and basic function of this replica are great. The blow back action is realistic and reminds me of a .22 LR firearm. It's a great trainer for someone showing a new shooter how to handle a semi-auto pistol. It's quite gas frugal. I've gotten well over 100 shots per powerlet on a regular basis. Finally, it's incredibly fun.

Some provision to adjust the sights would be nice. Mine shoots horizontally centered, but about 3" high at 10 meters. In a perfect world, the safety would be slide mounted like in the real PPK/S rather than a frame mounted safety and the CO2 knob would be significantly lower profile or removed completely and replaced with a different piercing system. The plastic magazines are a bit wobbly. It would be nice to have some metal magazines available.

The primary reason to own this pistol is to have fun. It's not a target gun. You can bounce a beverage can around the yard like crazy and chase close in bugs in the garden or stuff like that. It's not a target gun. It's not a hunting gun. It is however a superlative plinking gun. Rapid fire will cool the gun (as will rapid fire with ANY CO2 gun) and will drop velocity and slide function. Keeping the pace of shooting down, pausing between magazines for a minute or so, and stuff like that will greatly increase the the reliablity of slide function and keep velocities higher. If you blaze through a few mags and the gun stops cycling, let it sit for 5-10 minutes and then try again. It will likely have warmed up enough to cycle again.

i liked that it is made of full metal or mostly metal. the weight and fell is matched the the real walther ppk. the large or semi large mag is nice for rapid fire. the blowback is that of a .22 colt. very durable.

the mag should be made of metal. the co2 knob should be of a lower profile( gets in the way). mabey a shoting finger mag release. and be able to have the mag fall out instead of pulling it out.

this is an amazing gun for the prise. this beast gets about 120 shot per 12 gram cylinder. made sure you get pelgun oil, put it on every co2 can to lube the internals. make sure you also have poweder graphite. the gun will get sticky so put some pellgun oil on and alot of graphite to keep it runing clean and smooth. i have shot well over 5000 bb's through it!!! the only thing is the sticky slide witch i solved today.

Blowback! Metal construction. Replica -- same size, shape, etc as a cartridge firing PPK/S... this is an actual Walther.

If the magazine could be made of metal instead of flimsy plastic that would be a huge bonus. Also, if the safety worked like the one on the firearm.

This pistol is pure FUN. If you are looking for pin point target range accuracy, look elsewhere... or buy a rifle! But for good ol' fashioned tin can plinking fun, it doesn't get much better than this. The accuracy is not the greatest, HOWEVER, this is a 3 inch barrel. Not many firearms with 3" barrels are accurate, either. For a target I usually set up a 10" styrofoam plate (you know, like the ones at cookouts, picnics and such) on a cardboard box stuffed with newspaper as a backstop. From 30 feet I can get most if not all shots into this 10" area. The bb's punch a nice hole in the styrofoam (better than paper plates). Or I shoot at empty beer and soda cans.

fun to use I use mine for shooting Japaneese Beetles off my Rasberrys when the blow back works it is rapid fire.

the slides tend to migrate out of the barrel pockets, this has caused jamming for the last 2 years. The slide hits the front of the trigger area when blow back occurs, this has caused the front of the slide to fracture and render the gun inoperable

Rapid fire allows the CO2 cylander to cool significantly, reducing it's power.

This would have to be my favriot bb pistol ever it is a real STRONG co2 blowback I think walthers are the nicest gun out of all of my 25 guns besides my 9mm beretta but my best bb gun but a great buy.

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Exspect power and blow back.

Very original. lots of fun. Compact. Mostly metal, but it's a cheap pot metal. It kicks just like a rimfire .22 pistol.

The co2 screw is obvious and takes a toll on the looks. It does jam occasionally, and lock back like the magazine is empty when it's not. Plastic grips. Poor sights. Not very accurate, but what can you expect from a blowback pistol at this price?

I would recomend this pistol to someone who wanted what I did, that being a neat little replica that would'nt brake on me.

I can't believe this is the first review. Great gun for my beginner Grandson. Very realistic in every way. You have to grip this correctly because of the blow back slide which actuall cocks the hammer like the the real one. Low FPS, just right for him. At 7 yards and 6 years old he has no problem hitting whatever he wants with pinpoint accuracy.

The safty is a little hard for a 5 or 6 year old

Very realistic, the NRA was correct in their evailuation