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Originally Posted by Disposable Heart  The one I fondled, No offense to any PK380 owners, seriously!, felt really "cheap". It was relatively well finished, but the materials flexed pretty bad and felt really bad. The slide had THIN blue spots, to the point where it was a different, mottled color.
Compared to other .380s on the market, its pretty big, BUT, it is slim. The ergonomics are really cool, well balanced. Trigger, meh, but then again, its a .380, not a target gun. The P22 probably, IMHO, had a better trigger.
I have not fired one yet, probably won't. Not my cup of tea, but could maybe be a real boon to purse carriers (women, weirdos like me, etc...  ) |
It does have a bit of a cheap feel to it. The P22 is tighter and rattles less when shaken, but it does feel good to hold. I've only put a handful of rounds through it so far and it does seem to shoot well. Time will tell though.
The P22 does have a better trigger feel, but the PK380 will probably improve with break in. I don't have a gauge, but I'd guess the 380 is a pound or two heavier than the P22. The P22 has around 800 rounds through it by now though and that is a pistol that got much better as the round count climbed.
When disassembled, they are very close to each other in build quality with the PK380 having a slight edge in construction. Assembled, the PK380 is a bit more loose than the P22 is though.
10-12-2009
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