Anyone know where to get Walther PPQ M2 9mm mags?

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Recently bought a Walther Ppq m2 5" 9mm. Can't find any mags for it anywhere in Canada.

Anybody know where to get any? The m1 mags don't work.
 
Brownells or IrunGuns. It will be worth the shipping cost as the mags there are about half the going price up here in Canada.
 
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Ok sweet, Brownells can't ships mags to Canada, I'll try irunguns again... But they don't like to get back to you.
 
Wanstalls has quoted on their thread that they are awaiting a shipment from Germany.....so how do you like the PPQ, thinking of getting rid of my 226 E2 in favour of one?
 
This is true of the M1, not the M2. P99 mags are identical to PPQ M1. I've read that TP9SA mags work in the PPQ M2. But unlike P99/M1 compatibility, I can't confirm TP9/M2 from personal experience.


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The PPQ uses the exact same mag as the P99, FYI, so you might have better luck looking for P99 mags.
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dagarb said:
This is true of the M1, not the M2. P99 mags are identical to PPQ M1. I've read that TP9SA mags work in the PPQ M2. But unlike P99/M1 compatibility, I can't confirm TP9/M2 from personal experience.
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As I understand it, only the older P99 mags will not work, but I'm going by what I've already read on the forums. From the Walther forum:

I picked up a PPQ yesterday and have owned P99s for some time now, and aside from an orange follower and the floorplate on the PPQ mag saying PPQ I cant see any difference. The P99 mag fits the PPQ and locks back the slide. Both the P99 and PPQ appear to have the same relief cut for the ejector. I havent fired it yet though so the proof would be in the firing. The mag body even says P99 on the PPQ mags.
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I have one .40 mag left from a second generation P99 which I sold only because I could not get used to the variable AS trigger pull. It works interchangeably with the magazines I got with my new PPQ.
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I ran my P99 mags and SW990 mags through my PPQ today flawlessly. No problems whatsoever.
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You can use P99 mags in the PPQ. They just need to be the later version
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The early mags I got with my 2001 P99 have significant differences with both the P99 WAF65004(late model P99 mags) and the PPQ mags. Other than the cosmetic differences that spcrobbins mentioned above, the later WAF65004 P99 mags are identical to my PPQ mags and have worked flawlessly in my PPQ. I would not attempt to run the early P99 mags in my PPQ.
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Norther Republic confirmed to me that the P99 mags they had in stock are for the button release version vs the older paddle release.

If you want strictly PPQ mags, Bullseye in London has 3 in stock . They're a site sponsor: http://www.bullseyelondon.com/walth...mm-af-10-round-black-finish-steel-canada.html
 
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There's an earlier version of the P99 that has magazines that are NOT compatible with the PPQ M1, but most P99 mags are. As far as I know, there is no P99 magazine that is compatible with the M2. A couple of pictures:

On the left is an M2, and the two on the right work in the M1. There is only one notch on the M1 style, and it is much closer to the top of the magazine than the two notches on the M2 style.

Looking at the pictures on Bullseye and Northern Republic, they appear to be M1. One notch only, positioned up high.
 

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dagarb said:
There's an earlier version of the P99 that has magazines that are NOT compatible with the PPQ M1, but most P99 mags are. As far as I know, there is no P99 magazine that is compatible with the M2. A couple of pictures:

On the left is an M2, and the two on the right work in the M1. There is only one notch on the M1 style, and it is much closer to the top of the magazine than the two notches on the M2 style.

Looking at the pictures on Bullseye and Northern Republic, they appear to be M1. One notch only, positioned up high.
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Well, regardless of what the Walther forum crowd says, seeing is believing and your pics prove your point. I stand corrected.

As an aside, do you see a way someone can convert a M1 PPQ mag into fitting into a M2? Is the notch able to be replicated, in your opinion, with say a dremel or a punch?
 
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Sweet. The PPq m2 5" is amazing, Would def recommend it! And thx for The advice, I'll email and call a couple of these places. Also checked they part number on the bullseye mags, they are indeed for the m1.... Ugh
 
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