I have read many negative comments about TGSCOM. My experience was very pleasing. They kept me informed about my order and explained everything in their policies. Received my order in exact amount of time and purchase was $100 less than any other distributor/retailer. If you can wait a week or so and save over one hundred dollars I highly recommend this site. My new Walther ppk/s in blue finish is a sweet compact/slim handgun. The firearm is very accurate and easy to conceal carry. Bought the Remora holster and N82 tactical for carry. My order with this company was on time and complete. I was a little worried that I would not receive my order for months and it would be the wrong caliber and finish. Those negative expectations were brought on by reading too many blogs and threads. Just goes to show, do not believe everything you read on the internet.

I am very happy with my new Walther ppk/s .380. Very accurate and fits my large hands easily with pinky extension on magazine. Shopped around and looked at Sig p238, Colt Mustang, Glock and others. Decided to go with the old style, all steel firearm. Original blow back design with improvements on the extended beaver tail and feed ramp makes this an excellent choice. Plus, it is one sexy pistol, from the James Bond original ppk .32 design. Good conceal carry holsters I have for this firearm are from N82 Tactical and Remora conceal non-clip design.

I have both the PPK/S and the PPK and both are exceptional weapons. However I have on complaint. I have average size hands and both pistols leave a cut on the meaty part of my hand between the thumb and the index finger. It is caused by the movement at recoil and the sharp edge of the extended beaver tail. If the manufacturer would only have rounded off those sharp edges these would be my all time favorite weapons right out of the box. Mine are both in stainless so I plan on having my local gunsmith do some judicious milling and polishing for me. I have put over 400 rounds through both and had only two failures to feed, both with the PPK/S .380 using hollow-points. With ball ammo neither gun has ever failed me....yet. If you buy extra mags, get the finger rest and these guns seem to really like dry lub.