Walther PPQ M2 45 mini range report
I was able to finally get the Walther PPQ M2 45 to the range.
The metal front and rear 3 dot sights (with night sights) was very easy to acquire the 8.5 x 11 target. The target was about 12 meters away.
Magazine clicks positively into the pistol.
The trigger pull was very good, reset was quite short. There was a slight muzzle flip on the PPQ considering that the polymer frame is very light.
Bore axis on the PPQ is a little higher compared to my Glock 22, and possibly Glock 21 (I don't have a Glock 21 to compare). However, I was able to move
my hand fairly high up on the pistol when gripping it.
All the brass ejected pretty much in the same direction to my 4 o'clock.
No failure to feed or stove piping observed. I used my reloaded ammo (mixed head stamp, 4.5-4.7 grains of titegroup, 230gr campro FMJ RN). Altogether
I shot a total 60 rounds of 230gr FMJ RN through the pistol.
I'm very happy with the pistol's overall performance.
Target picture was the first 12-13 shots down range.
I was able to finally get the Walther PPQ M2 45 to the range.
The metal front and rear 3 dot sights (with night sights) was very easy to acquire the 8.5 x 11 target. The target was about 12 meters away.
Magazine clicks positively into the pistol.
The trigger pull was very good, reset was quite short. There was a slight muzzle flip on the PPQ considering that the polymer frame is very light.
Bore axis on the PPQ is a little higher compared to my Glock 22, and possibly Glock 21 (I don't have a Glock 21 to compare). However, I was able to move
my hand fairly high up on the pistol when gripping it.
All the brass ejected pretty much in the same direction to my 4 o'clock.
No failure to feed or stove piping observed. I used my reloaded ammo (mixed head stamp, 4.5-4.7 grains of titegroup, 230gr campro FMJ RN). Altogether
I shot a total 60 rounds of 230gr FMJ RN through the pistol.
I'm very happy with the pistol's overall performance.
Target picture was the first 12-13 shots down range.
