opinion sobre .380 Walther PPK
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Aqui reviviendo un poco el tema de mi walther. Hoy me llegaron unas cachas de usa iguales a las originales por que las originales ya estaban muy gastadas. En cuanto encuente un armero no tan carero la mandare a pavoniar en azul.
Aqui las nuevas y las viejas
Aqui las nuevas y las viejas
MICRODESER
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Gedeón
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Te dare mi propia vivencia, compre una walther PPs 9 mm kurtz en el foro, siempre batalle por que se encasquillaba obvio esta era alemana.
nueva cuenta vuelvo a comprar pero ahora una ppk a mi compadre que esta en el foro, pero esta hecha en virgina u.s.a.
no me ha fallado, practica y agrupa de luxe a 20 mts.
recuerda que son armas casi para protección de domicilio.
No creo que necesites mas de 10 mts.
Saludos.
nueva cuenta vuelvo a comprar pero ahora una ppk a mi compadre que esta en el foro, pero esta hecha en virgina u.s.a.
no me ha fallado, practica y agrupa de luxe a 20 mts.
recuerda que son armas casi para protección de domicilio.
No creo que necesites mas de 10 mts.
Saludos.
Pasifikawv
Miembro de la Vieja Guardia
Desde hace varios años (aproximadamente 1999-2012) hubo una fusión entre Smith & Wesson y Walther. Smith & Wesson fue el distribuidor de los productos de Walther. Algunas pistolas PPK, PK, PPKS fueron fabricados en los EE.UU. por Smith & Wesson. Walther ayuda en la fabricación de algunas pistolas S & W M&P22. Esa fusión disolvió. Walther es ahora fusionada con Umarex y será su propio distribuidor. S & W todavía hará una versión de la PPKS y Walther aún participará en la fabricación de pistolas S&W M&P22s. Umarex continuará fabricando pistolas de aire basado en el diseño de S&W M&P.
Aquí está una copia del comunicado de prensa de PW Group: la empresa matriz de Umarex y Walther (en Inglés)
Arnsberg, Germany based PW Group, owners of shooting sports companies, CARL WALTHER GmbH Sportwaffen and Umarex, announce the formation of Walther Arms, Inc. to handle all the importation, sales, marketing, distribution and servicing of Walther products in the United States. The transition will occur in two phases beginning January 1, 2013. Previously, Smith & Wesson held responsibility for the distribution of Walther firearms and accessories in the United States. On January 1, that responsibility will be handled by the newly formed Walther Arms, Inc. with the exception of the Walther P22 and PK380 models, which Smith & Wesson will continue to sell and distribute through April 30, 2013.
Walther and Smith & Wesson will maintain their strategic alliance on several fronts—Smith & Wesson will continue to manufacture the PPK for Walther Arms, Inc. and CARL WALTHER will continue to manufacture the M&P22 handgun for S&W. Additionally, Umarex will continue to license the Smith & Wesson brand for airgun products. “We are extremely thankful for the relationship we have had and will continue to have with the quality organization of Smith & Wesson,” said Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer, President of PW Group. “Smith & Wesson has been an outstanding partner and has represented the Walther brand in the U.S. with tremendous focus, effort and results. We look forward to many more years of strategic alliance with Smith & Wesson.”
“We are excited about the formation of our new company, Walther Arms, Inc. It will allow us to intensify our focus on the U.S. firearms market,” said Pflaumer. The Walther brand is a legend in the firearms industry with a rich history of design, innovation and outstanding German manufacturing. “Walther is known throughout the world as a leader in handgun innovation and quality. The new U.S. based Walther Arms allows a more direct influence from the U.S. consumer’s wants and needs into our product development.” said Karl Heinz-Luther, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, CARL WALTHER GmbH Sportwaffen.
Walther Arms, Inc. will begin operations sharing a corporate campus in Fort Smith, Arkansas with Umarex USA, another company in the PW Group. Adam J. Blalock has been named President & CEO of Walther Arms, Inc. and will also remain as President & CEO of Umarex USA. “We are extremely grateful for the way Smith & Wesson has represented Walther and we look forward to our continued relationship with them”, said Blalock, “We will have a dedicated team focused on meeting the needs of U.S. consumers with high quality, innovative products worthy of the Walther brand. We are very thankful for the many loyal Walther customers and we’re excited for the opportunity to serve them.”
Aquí está una copia del comunicado de prensa de PW Group: la empresa matriz de Umarex y Walther (en Inglés)
Arnsberg, Germany based PW Group, owners of shooting sports companies, CARL WALTHER GmbH Sportwaffen and Umarex, announce the formation of Walther Arms, Inc. to handle all the importation, sales, marketing, distribution and servicing of Walther products in the United States. The transition will occur in two phases beginning January 1, 2013. Previously, Smith & Wesson held responsibility for the distribution of Walther firearms and accessories in the United States. On January 1, that responsibility will be handled by the newly formed Walther Arms, Inc. with the exception of the Walther P22 and PK380 models, which Smith & Wesson will continue to sell and distribute through April 30, 2013.
Walther and Smith & Wesson will maintain their strategic alliance on several fronts—Smith & Wesson will continue to manufacture the PPK for Walther Arms, Inc. and CARL WALTHER will continue to manufacture the M&P22 handgun for S&W. Additionally, Umarex will continue to license the Smith & Wesson brand for airgun products. “We are extremely thankful for the relationship we have had and will continue to have with the quality organization of Smith & Wesson,” said Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer, President of PW Group. “Smith & Wesson has been an outstanding partner and has represented the Walther brand in the U.S. with tremendous focus, effort and results. We look forward to many more years of strategic alliance with Smith & Wesson.”
“We are excited about the formation of our new company, Walther Arms, Inc. It will allow us to intensify our focus on the U.S. firearms market,” said Pflaumer. The Walther brand is a legend in the firearms industry with a rich history of design, innovation and outstanding German manufacturing. “Walther is known throughout the world as a leader in handgun innovation and quality. The new U.S. based Walther Arms allows a more direct influence from the U.S. consumer’s wants and needs into our product development.” said Karl Heinz-Luther, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, CARL WALTHER GmbH Sportwaffen.
Walther Arms, Inc. will begin operations sharing a corporate campus in Fort Smith, Arkansas with Umarex USA, another company in the PW Group. Adam J. Blalock has been named President & CEO of Walther Arms, Inc. and will also remain as President & CEO of Umarex USA. “We are extremely grateful for the way Smith & Wesson has represented Walther and we look forward to our continued relationship with them”, said Blalock, “We will have a dedicated team focused on meeting the needs of U.S. consumers with high quality, innovative products worthy of the Walther brand. We are very thankful for the many loyal Walther customers and we’re excited for the opportunity to serve them.”
Gedeón
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Buen aporte compadre pasifikawv
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Personalmente prefiero como la presentacion de la PPK y PPK/s a la PP.
El diseño del carro (corredera) de la PP es mas alargada y medio tubular en la punta que cosmeticamente no se me hace atractivo.
Pero me encantan las PPK y ppk/s
El diseño del carro (corredera) de la PP es mas alargada y medio tubular en la punta que cosmeticamente no se me hace atractivo.
Pero me encantan las PPK y ppk/s
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theflyingchicken26
Miembro de la Vieja Guardia
ya que mencionan el tema ........
por allí me habían dicho que esta arma presentaba constantes fallas el extraer el casquillo
que saben al respecto??
gracias
por allí me habían dicho que esta arma presentaba constantes fallas el extraer el casquillo
que saben al respecto??
gracias
sevenbbs
Miembro de la Vieja Guardia
Unas fotos ayudarían en la identificación . Saludos.
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