
PPK with the slide back(I store it like this, like a real firearm.


PPK's safety (it's at safe)

PPK's safety (it's at fire, so note the red dot.)

The "hole" thingy on the slide, it tells you if there is a magazine inserted.

Magazine.

I had to cock the slide back, I'm holding it with one finger (at this point I only had one hand to work and take pictures.)

The slide springs back by itself and as you can see the hammer is down.

The hammer is down.

The hammer is down.

The hammer is not cocked.

First person view.

Muzzle of the PPK.

I'm going to field strip it now. First I pull the trigger guard down.

Then I'm going to gently pull the slide back.

Then I'm going to pull the slide off.

PPK field stripped (slide in the background).

PPK slide.

Magazine being slid into the pistol.

The magazine in the pistol.

Grip being taken off.

Pistol with the grip taken off.

Co2 goes in here.

This is the magazine release button. It needs to be pressed and held to release the magazine.

Note that my left thumb is pressing tte magazine release button. My right hand is taking the magazine out.

Okay, I'm reassembling the pistol now. (Not shown: First I aling the hole at the front of the PPK slide to the muzzle) I pull the slide back. Note it's not completely assmbled at this point, also, the trigger guard has to be pulled back at this point.

The slide is pushed back onto the pistol (Not shown: I let go of the slide, the slide then springs back to it's original position. The pistol is cocked at this point though; so it will have to be decocked.)

The pistol in my hand.
Problems with this pistol; After about 1000 shots the slide gets hard to pull back, even with oil. Bad accuraccy, the recoil gets annoying sometimes, comes with sooo much oil on it, the sights are not adjustable, only comes in a package at CT.
If you guys want more photos, don't hesitate to ask.