Walther PPK Magazine

Walther PPK .380 Magazine

This is a factory Walther magazine for the PPK pistol, chambered in .380 ACP and holding six rounds. PPK owners use it as a spare for carry, as a replacement for a worn or lost original, or to load a second magazine at the range. Walther built it with a steel body under a nickel finish, so it matches the pistol's original design rather than an aftermarket copy.

Features

• 6-Round Capacity — Holds six cartridges of .380 ACP, the standard load for the PPK.
• Dual Caliber Markings — One side reads "Cal. 380 ACP" and the other "Cal. 9mm kurz," the German name for the same cartridge, so both labels mean the same round.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Round holes stamped 2 through 6 run down the body and let you see how many rounds are loaded without emptying the magazine.
• Steel Body — The tube is formed from steel, with the feed lips (the curled edges at the top that hold the top round in place) shaped from the same material.
• Nickel Finish — A bright nickel coating covers the steel and resists corrosion from sweat and humidity, which matters on a pistol carried close to the body.
• Finger-Rest Floorplate — The base has an extended front spur that gives your little finger somewhere to sit on the PPK's short grip.
• Polished Steel Spring — A polished steel spring drives the rounds upward toward the chamber.
• Flat Steel Follower — The follower, the plate riding on top of the spring that pushes the cartridges up, is made of flat steel.
• Genuine Walther Part — It carries the Walther banner logo and manufacturer part number 2246009.

Construction And Fit

Walther designed this detachable magazine for the PPK pistol in .380 ACP, so it seats and releases the way the factory magazine does. The steel tube and nickel finish match the build of the original. Check that your pistol is a PPK chambered in .380 ACP before ordering, because magazines for other Walther models and calibers are not interchangeable.