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I choose my Walther PPK/s as a graduation present when I was 18. I choose it because it's the Bond gun. I really didn't have much knowledge about handguns, calibers, etc. at the time.
I rarely carry it now for a couple of reasons. The round isn't quite as powerful as I'd like, the safety is awkward compared to a 1911-type safety, and the all-steel construction makes it heavier and a bit more cumbersome than the lighter, modern handguns that are out there.
I'm considering trading the PPK/s in to knock down the cost of a new Walther PPS. The only reason I'm hesitant is that it seems that I can only get ~$250 for the PPK/s. So, do you guys that that's a fair trade-in price?
I choose my Walther PPK/s as a graduation present when I was 18. I choose it because it's the Bond gun. I really didn't have much knowledge about handguns, calibers, etc. at the time.
I rarely carry it now for a couple of reasons. The round isn't quite as powerful as I'd like, the safety is awkward compared to a 1911-type safety, and the all-steel construction makes it heavier and a bit more cumbersome than the lighter, modern handguns that are out there.
I'm considering trading the PPK/s in to knock down the cost of a new Walther PPS. The only reason I'm hesitant is that it seems that I can only get ~$250 for the PPK/s. So, do you guys that that's a fair trade-in price?