In the last 30yrs. I've had all the aforementioned PPK manufacturers model of that gun except a genuine German. I used to prefer blue Interarms for reliability as they seemed to function best. Most stainless had the rep as expensive jammomatics. The /S seems to defeat the pocket pistol dynamic. All of the stainless PPK's I've had required light filing of under, outer edges of slide and trigger guard to keep from cutting myself up. The Smith version has not had favorable acceptance around here. I'd like to have a .32 PPK. I had a .32 PPK/S and it was nice, But not a primary SD caliber.

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