Walther PPQ in Canada

[Nestor]

Actually here is something better:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEl56wq0O4Y

Check out around 3:15 as the author exactly describes the issue.

 

[RogerWW]

Actually here is something better:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEl56wq0O4Y

Check out around 3:15 as the author exactly describes the issue.

Just when I thought the M2 was nearly perfect, now Walther have a bottom "lip" that can create some discomfert. Anyone out there have any opinions about this?

 

[Avenida]

that lip sucks, no pun intended.

 

[Halguy]

I find the protruding barrel gives it a tactical look, like a USP.

It is jumpy, I wouldn't buy one in 40, but I would consider it for IPSC. The trigger makes up for the recoil in rapid fire.

Probably couldn't use it for IPSC though because it doesn't have a safety or hammer...

 

[Can-down]

I find the protruding barrel gives it a tactical look, like a USP.

It is jumpy, I wouldn't buy one in 40, but I would consider it for IPSC. The trigger makes up for the recoil in rapid fire.

Probably couldn't use it for IPSC though because it doesn't have a safety or hammer...

I'm not familiar with IPSC rules but don't people compete with Glocks in IPSC?

 

[Can-down]

Quick look and these are the approved Walther models on the IPSC site,

P1, PPS, P5, P38, P88, P99, P99Q, P99QA, P99C, P99DAO, P99AS
Also approved are compact versions of these models

PPQ, PPQ-Navy, P99D-RAD, PPQM2, PPX
Also approved are compact versions of these models

 

[Halguy]

Quick look and these are the approved Walther models on the IPSC site,

I stand corrected, shoot away!

 

[EvEr35]

Any updates for a Canadian spec M2?

 

[ztunelover]

Calgary shooting center has one in stock. It's a m1 with paddle mag release.