I agree the .380 is not much fun in a PPK. My stainless Interarms .380 is reasonably accurate and reliable, but if I had it to do over and know what I know now, I would buy a .32.
My experience is that the PPK/s is considerably more comfortable to fire than the PPK. As to the versions by various manufacturers, I can’t comment, other than to say I was and still am satisfied with my Interarms gun.
A few years ago I had the opportunity to buy a like new Interarms .32 that I passed because I thought the price was a bit high. In retrospect, I should have bought it.
They are nice old guns, even if quite antiquated by today’s standards.
My experience is that the PPK/s is considerably more comfortable to fire than the PPK. As to the versions by various manufacturers, I can’t comment, other than to say I was and still am satisfied with my Interarms gun.
A few years ago I had the opportunity to buy a like new Interarms .32 that I passed because I thought the price was a bit high. In retrospect, I should have bought it.
