"Not a real Walther"

Ron Smith · 01-01-2009, 09:16 AM

Ron,

I would need to think about it...no.

I've had two PPKS' in the past, but always wanted a PPK. When I ran across the rare one now and then, the dealer's always wanted a premium for them. There was one on GB a few months ago, but there again, the guy wanted way too much for it. The new S&W version isn't reliable from what I have heard. And has the long tang which defeats the compactness.

Alvin,

I have worked in , and hung around in gun shops long enough to know that most "experts" , ain't.

Went,

I have always dreamt about deals like this myself. This is a first.

Jim,

Most of the guns they had were cheap stuff that most of us wouldn't look at twice. When I first glanced at the "unWalther", I thought that it was an old Jennings or Raven until I saw the manual behind it.

Thanks guys...

Ron

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Ron Smith User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 4,243 Thanks: 118 Thanked 245 Times in 150 Posts	Ron, I would need to think about it...no. I've had two PPKS' in the past, but always wanted a PPK. When I ran across the rare one now and then, the dealer's always wanted a premium for them. There was one on GB a few months ago, but there again, the guy wanted way too much for it. The new S&W version isn't reliable from what I have heard. And has the long tang which defeats the compactness. Alvin, I have worked in , and hung around in gun shops long enough to know that most "experts" , ain't. Went, I have always dreamt about deals like this myself. This is a first. Jim, Most of the guns they had were cheap stuff that most of us wouldn't look at twice. When I first glanced at the "unWalther", I thought that it was an old Jennings or Raven until I saw the manual behind it. Thanks guys... Ron __________________ I Still Need DWM side plate #49... if anyone runs across a nice one. What ~Rudyard Kipling~ said... Last edited by Ron Smith; 01-01-2009 at 09:34 AM.