Walther PPk/S .380 Ejector

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11-02-2011, 03:22 PM
souleater1

Walther PPk/S .380 Ejector

I have an Interarms Walther PPK/S Made in the U.S.A. designated on the slide, my problems is this the Ejector broke, and i'm having problems locating a replacement part. I have tried
Numerich, Jackfirst Inc. Sarco Inc. and smith-wesson. i've not been able to locate a compatable part.
11-02-2011, 04:05 PM
TedDeBearFrmHell

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Originally Posted by souleater1

I have an Interarms Walther PPK/S Made in the U.S.A. designated on the slide, my problems is this the Ejector broke, and i'm having problems locating a replacement part. I have tried
Numerich, Jackfirst Inc. Sarco Inc. and smith-wesson. i've not been able to locate a compatable part.

you are going to have the same problem till you get rid of the gun..... interarms version had notorious problems with ejectors..... the german and smith made ejectors are not compatible...... if you find one, fix it, then sell it and buy a german made walther. the quality of the interarms was one of the reasons that walther licensed smith and wesson.
11-05-2011, 07:54 PM
berettatoter

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Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

you are going to have the same problem till you get rid of the gun..... interarms version had notorious problems with ejectors..... the german and smith made ejectors are not compatible...... if you find one, fix it, then sell it and buy a german made walther. the quality of the interarms was one of the reasons that walther licensed smith and wesson.

As usual TedDeBearFrmHell, you are 100% correct. My PPK/S says Made in Ulm, Germany. I have not much experience with the Interarms version, but I would bet S&W is doing fine with their version.
11-07-2011, 03:53 PM
MLB

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Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

the quality of the interarms was one of the reasons that walther licensed smith and wesson.

Well, perhaps the fact that Interarms went out of business had something to do with it too. :smt033
11-07-2011, 05:22 PM
TedDeBearFrmHell

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Originally Posted by MLB

Well, perhaps the fact that Interarms went out of business had something to do with it too. :smt033

when umarex of amsber bought walther they purchased their licensing agreement back from interarms (interarms was still in business then ) and at the end of the mid-south industries/ranger contract umarex declined to renew the manufacturing contracts which were then sold to walther usa who then licensed smith & wesson.

THEN interarms went out of business ..... kinda except for the same people doing business under other names supplying arms internationally for a couple of cia shell companys but thats got nothing to do with this thread
01-01-2012, 09:33 PM
gavnkc

I have the same issue... I have a Walther PPK .380 Interarms and my ejector is broken. Why wouldn't the German & SW PPK ejectors not be compatible with the Interarms? What are the exact details... in other words, would a machinist be able to manipulate them or am I beating a dead horse? Are there any resources for getting a replacement part?
01-01-2012, 09:52 PM
TedDeBearFrmHell

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Originally Posted by gavnkc

I have the same issue... I have a Walther PPK .380 Interarms and my ejector is broken. Why wouldn't the German & SW PPK ejectors not be compatible with the Interarms? What are the exact details... in other words, would a machinist be able to manipulate them or am I beating a dead horse? Are there any resources for getting a replacement part?

the interarms extractors are an entirely different design and the shape is not the same as the german or smith extractors..... a good machinist CAN manipulate a german or smith extractor to work, but then again a good machinist can manipulate a 74 volkswagen beetle bumper into a hood latch for a 34 ford coupe..... doesnt mean you can afford it or that there isnt a better way.