Walther PPK/S-1 (S&W) Detail Strip / Disassembly
Uploader Comments (irondalaex)
All Comments (14)
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God that's alot of shit to do, do not look forward to doing that. Great video tho. Thx
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Very nice vid, you just helped me with disassesembly. Thanks dude ;)
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Terrific "how to" thanks for sharing!
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why i'm i so tempted to do this? it's amazing how all these little parts work together for the benefit of the pistol... i should'a been a gunsmith. :)
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excellent! thank you so much for posting this!!!!! I have 2 ppk and have been looking for instructions!
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@russianCosmonauts. Nevermind, I believe you are correct. I guess Walther stopped doing that and allows S&W to
Manufacture them here now
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@RussianCosmonauts Made or assembled?
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Mine was made in Virgina, USA. (My PPK)
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I'm pretty sure that all Walthers are made in Ulm, BW, Germany, an are just imported by S&W
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Excellent job on this video. You give very detailed instructions. As a Smith/Walther Armorer I commend you.I bookmarked it for my own future use. THANKS!
yea the frame on mine where trigger link runs, towards the rear, is paper thin ..... no other signs of excessive wear tho, and functionally i cant see where that would serve as a "weak link" so to speak. How did your reassembly go?
irondalaex 1 year ago
Glad you found it helpful! It's a little tricky getting the trigger guard pin back in; I had to shoot my reassembly vid a few times to get it to go in that smoothly (and to keep it under 15 min). Another note: apparently it's common with this gun for the slide stop spring to have been lost; Mine would jam every 2-3 rounds, and i ended up making a spring, which drastically improved the jams (every 5th clip or so).. havent contacted S&W yet about genuine replacement springs.
irondalaex 1 year ago