Description
The Walther PPK is one of the most iconic carry pistols ever made, and when it comes to replacement magazines, you really do not want to gamble on fit or reliability. This is a factory Walther Arms magazine built specifically for the PPK chambered in .32 Auto (ACP), with a 7-round capacity and a nickel-plated steel construction that holds up to regular use without corrosion being a concern.
The flush-fit baseplate is the defining feature here. It keeps the profile of the pistol exactly as Walther intended, which matters for carry, for holster fit, and just for the overall look and feel of the gun. There is no finger rest extension on this version, making it the right call for people who prioritize a clean, snag-free draw or who simply prefer the original compact silhouette. The nickel-plated follower and steel spring work together to feed rounds smoothly and keep cartridge alignment consistent from the first round to the last.
Numbered witness holes run along the side of the body so you can do a quick visual check on remaining rounds without dropping the mag, which is a small but genuinely useful feature during a range session or whenever you are doing a chamber check.
This magazine is the right choice for PPK owners who want a reliable spare or who need to replace a worn-out original. It ships with the nickel finish that pairs naturally with stainless and nickel-finished PPK variants, and the fit is precise without the break-in fussiness you sometimes get with off-brand alternatives. Worth picking up a couple while you are at it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Walther Arms
- MPN: 5136782
- UPC: 723364234064
- Fits: Walther PPK
- Caliber: .32 Auto (ACP)
- Capacity: 7 Rounds
- Finish: Nickel
- Body Material: Nickel-Plated Steel
- Follower: Nickel-Plated Steel
- Spring: Steel
- Baseplate: Flush Fit
- Witness Holes: Yes, Numbered
What’s Included
- 1x Walther PPK .32 ACP 7-Round Flush Nickel Magazine
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this magazine fit the Walther PPK/S as well?
No, PPK and PPK/S magazines are not interchangeable. The PPK/S has a longer grip frame that accepts its own magazine, while the PPK uses a shorter magazine designed specifically for its grip. Make sure you are ordering based on your exact model, not just the caliber.
What is the difference between this flush magazine and the PPK .32 ACP magazine with a finger rest?
The flush version sits completely even with the bottom of the grip, giving the gun a cleaner, more compact profile that is ideal for concealed carry and holster use. The finger rest version extends slightly below the grip to give your pinky a place to land, which some people prefer for range shooting or if they have larger hands. Both hold 7 rounds in .32 ACP and function the same way.
Is this a factory Walther magazine or an aftermarket one?
This is a genuine Walther Arms magazine sold under the Walther brand with manufacturer part number 5136782. It is built to OEM specification for the PPK, so fit and feeding reliability match what the pistol was designed around.
How many of these magazines should I keep on hand for my PPK?
Most PPK owners who carry or shoot regularly keep at least two to three spare magazines. The PPK is a compact pistol with modest capacity, so having backups loaded and ready is smart whether you are at the range burning through ammo or relying on the gun for carry. Magazines do wear out over time, so a fresh spare is always a good investment.
Does the nickel finish on this magazine match nickel or stainless PPK variants?
The nickel-plated finish pairs well with both stainless and nickel-finished PPK pistols for a consistent look. It also adds a layer of corrosion resistance compared to a blued magazine, which is a practical bonus for a carry gun that sees sweat and humidity over time.





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