Thinking of buying a Walther PPS

[tahoeguy]

I'm thinking of buying a Walter PSS as a BUG and for CC. Initially I heard of some jamming problems that Walther was working on. Does anyone know if this reliability issue has been resolved?

 

[kowenjr]

I bought one for deep cover carry and have not had a single issue with about 750 rounds through it. Actually I take that back, I did have a pretty large issue in that the first time my wife shot it she informed me that I needed to find another one, for myself. So the correct response is she has not had any issues with her new gun and loves it. I am waiting to buy another one that I can enjoy. It really is a nice gun with mimimal recoil and accurate for such a small gun. It has a little weight to it which I think is a plus, but is very thin and nice for carry.

 

[joesolo]

I bought a PPS a week or so ago and have run probably 200-300 rounds thru it with zero issues so far. I like it a lot due mostly to its slim profile. It's great for IWB carry IMO. Cheers

 

[colt1903]

I love mine, no reliability issues at all. The trigger is a little gritty, but not to the point where causes any problems at all, in fact it is really only noticable if I fired the PPS after shooting something with an ultra smooth trigger. The weight of the trigger pull is also well within reason.


And it is fairly accurate


I will have a full review at my blog site (see link in my signature) soon.

 

[tahoeguy]

Thanks for the replys

I appreciate the replys. I've been holding off for some time but now, if I can find one, I'll have a new pony in the stable.

 

[Storm]

If you buy one you won't be sorry. Mine, one I bought used, has been flawless in operation, comfortable to shoot, and has achieved fist sized six round groups (I have large hands) at 31 yards with WWB. Once I establish function with hollowpoints it will become a carry gun along with an HK2000SK and Sig 239.