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The Walther Arms PK380 is a semi-automatic handgun with a locked-breech design that helps to reduce felt recoil while making it easier to rack the slide especially for those with a smaller stature or less hand strength. Features include an ergonomic grip and integrated accessory rail as well as an ambidextrous magazine release and safety. Easy to use and chambered in 380 ACP with an 8+1 capacity the PK380 was designed for personal protection and concealed carry.
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Action DASA - Caliber .380 ACP - Capacity 8rd - Barrel 3.66 - Sights 3-Dot Polymer - Frame Polymer Black - Slide Cerakote Black - Safety Manual Ambidextrous - Trigger Pull (DASA) 114 lbs. - Length 6.5 - Width 1.2 - Height 5.2 - Weight 18 oz - 3-Dot Polymer Sights - Custom Accessory Rail - Chamber Viewport - Slide Serrations - Paddle-Style Magazine Release - Ergonomic Walther Grip - The PK380 is not just good looking. It is small and good looking. That makes the PK380 excellent for concealed carry. Its small grip is ideal for shooters with small hands. The slide is easy to operate making it a good choice for women. The light weight goes unnoticed in a pocket or purse. Credit Walther Performance Design for another hit. Small is indeed beautiful.
UPC | 723364200229 |
Caliber | .380 ACP |
Action | NOT SPECIFIED |
Capacity | 8 ROUNDS |
Barrel Length | 3.7 BARREL |
Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
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