Walther PPKS .380 ACP 1976 Model

[Laserbrain]

For Sale: Walther PPKS .380 ACP.
I bought it on here 3 years ago and had it cerakoted and micro slick treated.
Includes original box, paperwork, 3 factory mags, and the receipt for the refinish.
Also includes two sets of grips that I bought for it.
According to the serial number lookup, it is a 1976 model.

$600.00 firm
Would consider trade for a 1911 in .45 with 4.25" or shorter barrel. American made only.

Please send PM or reply to post if interested. Thank you.

 

[Red-Team-98]

For Sale: Walther PPKS .380 ACP.
I bought it on here 3 years ago and had it cerakoted and micro slick treated.
Includes original box, paperwork, 3 factory mags, and the receipt for the refinish.
Also includes two sets of grips that I bought for it.
According to the serial number lookup, it is a 1976 model.

$600.00 firm
Would consider trade for a 1911 in .45 with 4.25" or shorter barrel. American made only.

Please send PM or reply to post if interested. Thank you.

Correction it's a PPK/S .

 

[Laserbrain]

Correction it's not a PPKS it's a PP.

It came with a PP/PPK manual. Model number on the box is PPK/S.

 

[batten_down]

It came with a PP/PPK manual. Model number on the box is PPK/S.View attachment 166627

It's stamped on the side of the weapon as well. You can make it out in the pics.

 

[SaltwaterWalt]

Trust me, I've collected these all my life. It's a PPK/S.

Probably wrong manual, but its a PPK/S, what you're showing here, which is a PPK with a PP grip. Walther had to do that back in 68 (yeah, I'm an old guy) when the the gun control act of '68 stopped the import in the PPK because it was too small dimension wise. The barrel of a PP is 0.6" longer than the PPK/S. BTW, James Bond (the early one) carried a PPK. Which was the short barrel and the short grip (one less round).

 

[Laserbrain]

Bump

 

[Rammer Jammer]

Great guy to deal with