Anyone having experience with the Walther PPS for concealed-carry/backup or knowing of a review of same, your input would be appreciated. I was looking at a Kahr PM9 but advised the PPS is superior in this application. -Llama
Posted by: SOT
i have a couple and shot a couple, not bad...not great they are nice because they are slim but they are also sort of clunky.
That being said they also don't really point well for me, although the similar styled S&W M&P does well for me.
Posted by: Killjoy
I own a Kahr K9 9mm, and find it to be a superior weapon. Don't know a thing about the Walther PPS.
Posted by: BWH LT
I have a Walther PPkS and it has always done right by me!
Posted by: SOT
this is the PPS, a new plastic gun...not the PPK/S
Posted by: Sniper
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Originally Posted by SOT
this is the PPS, a new plastic gun...not the PPK/S
hot-shot.............. hahahaa
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