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    Default Walther PPK broken spring

    My son purchased a brand new Walther PPK. After about 25 rounds the firing pin spring broke. Has anyone ever experienced this on a brand new gun? He will take it back to the dealer tomorrow. This was a disappointment after wanting to spend the day at the range.

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    Default Re: Walther PPK broken spring

    Never heard of that happening.. but crap does happen from time to time. I'm sure Walther(S&W import) will take care of your son's gun.

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    Default Re: Walther PPK broken spring

    I regularly see a lot of $50,000 BMW's and Cadillacs broke down at the side of the Road sometimes, Any Machine can break down even new ones.

    if its a new Walther its made by Smith but i doubt if Smith Makes thier own Springs, i have a Similar Problem with my Brand new Walther PPK, the grip Panel cracked , i emailed Smith and in a week they sent me a brand new pair by express mail , they will take care of your son's Gun.

    Nyman

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    Default Re: Walther PPK broken spring

    I have a S&W PPK that the Trigger pin backs out on, Apparently from what I hear the original Walthers had a groove in the pin that mated to the Trigger Pin, I guess S&W figured the extra cost wasn't worth it. So Basically it's just a paperweight sitting in my safe, Unless I can find a source for an original Walther spring. I haven't had the time to look, But I'm not impressed with S&W Walthers.
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    Default Re: Walther PPK broken spring

    Gloria: "65 percent of the people murdered in the last 10 years were killed by hand guns"
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    Default Re: Walther PPK broken spring

    this link is from the folks at wolf springs. they are the go to source for springs.

    go to auto pistols then select walther then find ppk

    http://www.gunsprings.com/1ndex.html
    gotta love her ;)

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