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    Can anyone please tell me if there is a gun that resembles the Walther PPK but in 9MM please. Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghost4g63 View Post
    Can anyone please tell me if there is a gun that resembles the Walther PPK but in 9MM please. Thank you!
    Well, Makarov is basically a copy of PPK, and shoot basically a 9mm...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mity2 View Post
    Well, Makarov is basically a copy of PPK, and shoot basically a 9mm...
    Indeed it does shoot a 9mm

    .... 9x18/9mm makarov

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    Default Re: Walther PPK

    Ruger LC9? Slightly larger but, similar in profile.




    rohrbaugh R9. Pricy but, even smaller than a ppk.


    Could always go with a Makarov. 9mm Mak (9x18mm) is close in preformance to 9mm luger (9x19mm).



    Are you looking for something similiar in size or profile? Size wise there are plenty of other options available.

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    Moving up to a 9x19 will mean design changes to handle the extra power. PPK is a blowback design, almost all 9mm designs are some variation on Browning's locked breech. It would be difficult to maintain the same profile. The PP series were designed to shoot 7.65 mm (.32ACP); then were rebored for 9mmn Kurz (9x17, or .380ACP), which it handles only marginally well IMO. Walther experimented with a blowback 9mm, the Modell 6, but it proved to be unreliable.

    There are so many small 9s on the market today, you're bound to find something "close enough". My sub-compact 9 is a Walther PPS. It doesn't look or operate like a PPK but it's roughly the same size, it's 9x19, and it's a real Walther.
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    Polish P83!

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    You know what... I've done so much searching on other websites for a similar weapon to the PPK and nothing, one day in this awesome forum and i hear what i need to hear... Thanks a lot fellow pennsylvanians!

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    If you want a PPK, get one in .32ACP. Excellent little pistol. IMO, the 380's are less reliable and worse on recoil.

    If you would really like something of a similar size in 9mm, there are now plenty of single stack 9mm's out there that should work for what you're looking for.
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    If you can find the German HK P4 or a south African Vektor P2

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrnyman View Post
    If you can find the German HK P4 or a south African Vektor P2
    I would caution against the HK model 4. It looks gorgeous, could be configured in four different calibers (.22-.380), but it used a plastic recoil pad to protect the alloy frame from damage from the steel slide that was unreliable and it is almost impossible to find new ones. I know this because I owned one.
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