Will this grip fit on a Walther PPK 380
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I would imagine. Look, it is the featured gun in the picture for the product description. Can't get better proof than that? I have one on my Bersa 380. It was extremely tight which I believe will make it not last as long because of the tremendous stress (Tightness) of it. It took me several attempts and the use of some particular language to install it. I already ended up with a tiny, tiny half circle cut out shape at the very top of the center point of the grip where your fingers wrap around. I hope it doesn't get worse but I think due to the odd shape of the starting rip and location, that is the weakest point of the rubber. It is worth the price though, if it at least lasts a year, buy another one. I would imagine. Look, it is the featured gun in the picture for the product description. Can't get better proof than that? I have one on my Bersa 380. It was extremely tight which I believe will make it not last as long because of the tremendous stress (Tightness) of it. It took me several attempts and the use of some particular language to install it. I already ended up with a tiny, tiny half circle cut out shape at the very top of the center point of the grip where your fingers wrap around. I hope it doesn't get worse but I think due to the odd shape of the starting rip and location,... » Read More I would imagine. Look, it is the featured gun in the picture for the product description. Can't get better proof than that? I have one on my Bersa 380. It was extremely tight which I believe will make it not last as long because of the tremendous stress (Tightness) of it. It took me several attempts and the use of some particular language to install it. I already ended up with a tiny, tiny half circle cut out shape at the very top of the center point of the grip where your fingers wrap around. I hope it doesn't get worse but I think due to the odd shape of the starting rip and location, that is the weakest point of the rubber. It is worth the price though, if it at least lasts a year, buy another one. « Show Less
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It should, might be a tight fit though. I put mine on a Ruger LC9. The LC9 has a very slim grip. This filled it out enough so you feel like you can obtain a firm grip.
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I cant say if it will or not. I used it on a KAHR CW9. It was tough going on and I thought it fit well BUT the first time out it just spun around the handle. I had to readjust after every magazine. It tore before 100 rounds.
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If your keltec pf9 is the same size as a Taurus 380 then yes. If it's larger than no.
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If you remove your existing grip compare to this Smith and Wesson diagram, you should be able to figure it out. http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_764812_-1_757998_757843_757837_ProductDisplayErrorView_N
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Rick: The holster is too large for a Walther PPK or similarly sized pistol such as a Bersa Thunder .380. It is better suited to a large frame pistol like the Beretta/Taurus 92 or an H&K; USP. Hope this helps. Shelby
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I can only comment on a Ruger LCP 380 and for it, while it's doable with the adjustable thumb break allowing a secure carry; it's not remotely ideal with the holster being too large thereby preventing a proper, clean, and fast grip. For comparison, this is also the case for a Kahr MK40. I wouldn't use the Walther P22 holster for either weapon. It is perfect for the Walther P22, however.
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Yes it fits mine perfectly, I have the S&W; .380 Bodtguard with the built in laser. I love this holster.
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I believe the Walther PK380 is slightlty bigger than this PDA case but, I do not know for certain. However, I'm pretty sure it would fit the Walther PPK, or Rucer LCP.
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No, as the picture shows, the back of the trigger guard where it contacts the grip is exposed... then again, I use mine for a P938
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It will fit a Walther PPK and a Polish 9x18mm P-64,but will not fit a Walther PP,because the barrel is too long.Note the P-64 pistol is only slightly larger than a PPK.
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I wouldn't purchase it even if it does. Drains battery even when off, leading to 0 reliability when it's needed. Wouldn't fit my wife's .380 compact (Walther PK380).
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I have a Walther PPQ, so I really don't know if it will fit. With my PPQ I would say no just by looking at it.
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Not sure. The pistol that I added it to was a .380. So I don't know if it will be the same size or not. You probably should call the manufacturer to be sure.
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Yes, according to the Sightmark website, this laser (SM25002) is listed as compatible to all Walther PPQ pistols.
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I use mine with a Glock 26 with extended mag and it fits fine. The Walther looks a little bit thicker, might be a tight fit.
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Not Sure But... I bought this a returned it for my Ruger LC9 with lazer. I did not like it at all on my Gun and neither did my son on his Ruger 380.
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I am not familiar with that weapon. I have a smith & Wesson .380, very small, and it fits well.
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It fits the Kel-Tec PF9 perfectly!! I have put it on 2 of them and each person loves the grips. Depending on your hand size you may want to put it on upside down. That changes the finger grip positioning.