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Open carry is legal in my state but I never do it, can I ask what country ? I love to hear about other countries gun laws and especially interested in ccw laws. Thank you for watching :)

Thanks for your answer, mate! I live in Romania, in Europa. Romania is a country with strict gun laws. Only certain categories of people have the right to own lethal weapons such as policemen, soldiers, dignitaries etc. Insteed, civilians can only own non-lethal weapons (Fort 17R, Grand Power T12, Grand Power K100 etc).

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for both. PPK and PPK/s have exactly the same barrel, PPK/s has a longer grip.

@@The-knife-guy you are right, these are strictly for collection

You’re a wimpy ass round

@@richardalletag1129 but on the south side of Chicago the baddest part of town, there's a man who everyone bewares by the name of Leroy. The guy is an absolute bad ass, He's got a custom continental, An elderoado too. And a .32 gun in his pocket for fun, got a razer in his shoe! So if .32 is Good enough for bad bad leroy brown, it's enough to get the job done

@@cesarpareja2002 recoil is stout but its fun trying to tame, a pad would help for sure. Id say a mosin kicks a lot harder. And nice, the tac is a good looking shotgun

I’m getting the .32 blacked out version, I’ll race you there when they drop lol. Regarding the beaver tail you could always shave off any excess material you don’t want there to make it match the original version, although I’m not sure how that would work with trying to have the black finish re-done afterwards. Where there’s a will there’s a way

@@coltong694 believe it or not , originally I was planning to get a stainless steel, pay to have it professionally blued - but leave the barrel chamber area stainless (since the OG ppk had a stainless chamber area outside barrel that you can see when the ppk faces right) - and also have the beaver tail rounded off. I decided that to waste time and money doing that , it would be wiser to just buy a vintage one in good condition - but the key here is I want the box and papers and personally as a collector , I want to be the only opener and for it to be new / have all the box and papers warranty etc. also , regarding the black ppk - I heard that melanite is an extremely durable finishing method comparable to the hardness of diamonds ! So idk how easy it would be the round off the beaver tail of that version - though I may be wrong and it may not be so difficult - idk honestly . Lastly - regarding the .32 (not 380) + beaver tail - it should be a very nice range toy. Also - you said “when it drops” - but I’m pretty sure it is already out , it seems that way from walthers website - maybe I’m wrong there too. I bet they will be hard to find though. Good luck and enjoy!

​@peopleperson7263 that would be so cool if you got it blued etc. A nice prewar is now almost 2k or atleast what these ppl think there worth ATM. I almost bought a 99% post war aluminum framed PPK a couple weeks back. Fifteen with no box or papers bur 2 Mags. Early 50s France made, Walther finish deal on the post war ones.

@@coltong694 just got mine! they're shipping now.

You can get tickets for free online, they are on the D Day Conneaut website and you can get them for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday but the event was in August so tickets won’t be posted for a while

Made in U.S.A, deswegen Arkansas !

@@Yar13miN suno.com/song/6b80a696-fddc-4da8-8dc6-358e2ac518a4

@@SheikOutdoors nice 👌

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@@rj4590 same, the Buffalo bore are the non +p, And according to the manufacturer they are safe with older revolvers but like you said never a steady diet.

​@@SheikOutdoorssir is the the old gun like 38 special safe to fire even if the yoke is not tight screw is there i believe the spring was missing

@@callsigncoyote7931 they are a solid choice for open carry

@@PickleFZ thanks for checking it out!

@@arthurnunez5948 It stopped moving once I had the right size adjustment set for the belt

I used Suno, its a lot of fun

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yeah but there's a lot of it that was also French and Spanish, not British? are you really that dumb

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perhaps one day I'll add a Taurus to the collection. I am a Taurus myself, after all !

Thanks for watching, fellow Bond fan ! I have seen the issue with hard primers on the Walther forums as well as reddit. It seems that it really only happens using FMJ 'range' ammo that usually use harder primers. I have never had a primer fail on my Hornady Carry ammo, and I have tested a lot of that. Never fails, its only the cheaper FMJ. So for that reason I wont send it back. Like you, I love the gun too much to be over critical about it. If you want to learn a lot about this beauty, check out the channel @LegacyCollectibles , he is all about the PPK and he has written a few books on the them as well!

@@SheikOutdoors I see. In that case there's no need to change it :D. Yeah, I have seen many videos that for the PPK recommend using FMJ but I didn't know that the "range" ones used harder primers. That's interesting :O! I'm glad that Hornady works well! Have you tried other FMJs for your PPK? I hope they have worked fine. I hope I'll try a PPK myself someday! I love how you put the Goldeneye 64 soundtrack on the video! That's aweosme! Cheers! :D