Is the Walther PPQ available in Canada?

[ghostie]

The P99's have always been the same way on barrel length: 4 inch in 9mm, 4.2 inch in .40 S&W. All the 9mm P99's that have come to Canada (for purchase by individuals) have been "special run" for Canada. I am assuming Walther/S&W will do the same for these.

What is the deal with pistol anyway? Is it basically a P99 with a more "GLOCK" type trigger?

When I had a P99 "Anti-stress" (AS) in 9mm, I found the trigger a bit hard to get used to. Something simpler might not be a bad idea. All one trigger pull seems to be a huge thing in marketing handguns these days, especially if a company wants to have success competing in the U.S. market against GLOCK.

 

[Agent Law]

There's a Navy version with threaded barrel. Maybe bring that in. =O

 

[patjohnw]

I love going to basspro.com and seeing
499 sr9s USA , canada 529 ...!!!! great rock on
529 m&ps USA , Canada 600 !!!! great ,
550 600 Walthers , Canada 1250 ... SERIOUSLY ... HOW CAN YA JUSTIFY IT ..?

 

[SlimTim]

Any word on anybody importing this yet?

 

[Kato91CRX]

I to would also like to know. I got my mind set on one of these.

 

[Tuco Pike]

Like North Sylva said before, they don't monitor this. If someone really wants to know, call them. They are an S&W importer.

 

[djmay71]

interested, but would only purchase and/or consider if CCW ere legal.

 

[Wendell]

interested, but would only purchase and/or consider if CCW were legal.

You should know that - even for you - CCW is legal, in Vermont.

 

[North_Sylva]

The PPQ Navy edition will be available sometime early in the new year. We are expecting the MSRP to be in the $ 899 range.

Thanks,

 

[Wendell]

The PPQ Navy edition will be available sometime early in the new year. We are expecting the MSRP to be in the $ 899 range.

Thanks,

PPQ TACTICAL NAVY
■ For tough police missions
■ Modified firing mechanism for operations near and in water
■ Tenifer®-coated steel parts
■ Anti-friction coating for magazines
■ Picatinny rail
■ Optional 118 mm barrel with threaded muzzle
■ 9 mm caliber 15- and 17-round magazine

<http://www.carl-walther.de/index.php?company=walther&lang=EN&content=products&hid=2&uid=20&product=1732>

 

[incorrigible]

PPQ TACTICAL NAVY
■ For tough police missions
■ Modified firing mechanism for operations near and in water
■ Tenifer®-coated steel parts
■ Anti-friction coating for magazines
■ Picatinny rail
■ Optional 118 mm barrel with threaded muzzle
■ 9 mm caliber 15- and 17-round magazine

<http://www.carl-walther.de/index.php?company=walther&lang=EN&content=products&hid=2&uid=20&product=1732>

Sold! I'll stand in that line

Loved my P99 when I had it and this looks one up on that. WOOT!

 

[Kato91CRX]

Sweet! Great news to wake up to.

 

[bacardi]

I love going to basspro.com and seeing
499 sr9s USA , canada 529 ...!!!! great rock on
529 m&ps USA , Canada 600 !!!! great ,
550 600 Walthers , Canada 1250 ... SERIOUSLY ... HOW CAN YA JUSTIFY IT ..?

And they blame us for buying American?? LOL The power is on the customer and it is up to customer to do something about it.

 

[Duck76]

Merry Christmas!! Sign me up for one.

 

[mr.fatstacks]

I'm in. Stupid question, but anyone know which retailers will carry them?

 

[hauseye]

Me want.

 

[trebor2880]

Sorry, I'm out.
Looks like a Hi-Point in disguise.
And not a very good disguise!

 

[vickers vanguard]

I am in too !

 

[P@rick]

Count me in for a .40.

 

[incorrigible]

Sorry, I'm out.
Looks like a Hi-Point in disguise.
And not a very good disguise!

I can see it now that you mention it, but its understandable. The C9

was a cheap copy of the P99 styling and the PPQ

is the next incarnation and betterment of the same. All three of which had a fair amount of inspiration from Glocks...

There's a long road in quality however between a Hi-Point and a Walther though... and style for that matter. In my opinion anyway.