Walther PPK/S Magazine
The Walther PPK/S Magazine in blued steel is a 7-round replacement magazine chambered in .380 ACP for the iconic PPK/S pistol. Built from heat-treated steel with a corrosion-resistant blued finish, it features a finger rest baseplate that extends the grip for better control on the compact PPK/S frame. Precision feed lips and a music-wire spring keep cycling smooth and consistent. A solid pick for shooters who want a dependable spare for range sessions, concealed carry rotation, or as a direct replacement for a worn factory mag.
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- SKU
- 842038109740
$24.95
Description
Features
- 7-Round Capacity — Holds a full 7 rounds of .380 ACP for the Walther PPK/S platform.
- Blued Steel Construction — Heat-treated steel body with a corrosion-resistant blued finish stands up to repeated range use and daily carry.
- Finger Rest Baseplate — Extended floorplate gives your pinky a solid resting point for a fuller grip and faster follow-up shots on a compact frame.
- OEM-Spec Fit — Built to factory dimensions for a drop-in fit in the Walther PPK/S in .380 ACP with no fitting required.
- Reliable Feed Lips — Precision-formed feed lips deliver consistent presentation and dependable cycling round after round.
- Heavy-Duty Spring — Music-wire internal spring keeps tension consistent from the first round to the last for positive feeding.
- Witness Holes — Side cutouts let you verify round count at a glance during loading and inspection.
- Spare or Replacement Mag — Ideal as a backup carry magazine, range spare, or replacement for a worn factory unit.
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Feeds Flawlessly Every TimeI bought two of these magazines for my PPK/S and they have been absolutely perfect through hundreds of rounds of .380 ACP. The fit is spot on and the finger rest floorplate gives me a much better grip and more control compared to the flat baseplate on my original magazine.
finger rest floorplate improves grip
The spring is a little stiff at first
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