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I'm a newbie here, but this looks like the proper forum to get an answer to my question. I am contemplating getting a Walther PPK, and I want one in the original caliber, .32 ACP. Some people think I'm nuts, and that any gun that comes in both .32 & .380 should be purchased in .380 (i.e. for defensive purposes). But I'm not buying this gun for self defense purposes; I'm buying it as a fun gun, a plinker (with a bit of history, both real [Nazis, OSS, CIA] & fictional [007]). I have read that the .32 PPKs were not just lighter-recoiling, but also really accurate, perhaps even more so than the .380 versions (which I have seen demonstrate nice accuracy). Does anyone have any comments on the accuracy & general shootability of these .32 PPKs (or other similar size .32 firearms)?Thank you. ---dave