What a hoot. This seems to be the only disassembly video for the PPS M2. It's in Russian but you can turn on English subtitles if you wish, though I just watched the video without sound. The guy feels his way through the disassembly. Rather interesting to see this Glock-like pistol taken down. It's a tad more complex than its counterpart, the Glock G43- a couple of little plates in the FCG, and rollpins that have to be drifted.
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September 09, 2022, 08:40 AM
Sunset_Va
Interesting.
I disassembled one of my PPS M1's to have the metal treated with Ion Bond.
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September 09, 2022, 04:15 PM
xl_target
Thanks for posting that. I've had my PPS M2 for a few years now but haven't tried to do more than take the slide off the frame. BTW, functionally, my PPS M2 has been flawless. I finally replaced the battery in the shield sight, so I guess I've had it about three years.
September 09, 2022, 06:23 PM
parabellum
Yes, they're solid little pistols, rather underrated if you ask me.
I bought mine from CDNN about five or six years ago, for the irresistable price of 319 dollars. At one point, I think they were cheaper than that.