Quick Summary

The Walther P99 AS pistol features a unique 'Anti-Stress' (AS) trigger system, offering a pre-cocked single-action mode with a long take-up and short reset, plus a double-action mode. It has a polymer frame, Tenifer-coated slide, and a decocker. Field stripping involves ensuring it's unloaded, pulling the trigger, retracting the slide slightly, and disengaging take-down tabs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Walther P99 AS
  2. 02:39AS Trigger System Explained
  3. 04:21Decocker and Safety Features
  4. 05:52Trigger Pull Weight Measurement
  5. 06:22Construction and Ergonomics
  6. 10:09Comparisons with PPQ and TP9 V2
  7. 14:55Field Stripping Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Walther P99 AS pistol's trigger system?

The Walther P99 AS features a unique 'Anti-Stress' (AS) trigger. It operates in a pre-cocked single-action mode with a long initial take-up for safety, a very short 1mm reset for fast follow-up shots, and also offers a traditional double-action mode.

How do you field strip the Walther P99 AS?

To field strip the Walther P99 AS, first ensure it's unloaded. Pull the trigger, slightly retract the slide, pull down the take-down tabs on both sides, and then remove the slide, recoil spring, and barrel.

What is the typical price range for a Walther P99 AS?

The Walther P99 AS, particularly the 9mm version, typically ranges in price from $525 to $575. Compatible 15-round magazines are generally available for around $35.

How does the Walther P99 AS compare to the Walther PPQ?

While sharing similar silhouettes, the Walther P99 AS and PPQ have different slide profiles and trigger actions. The P99 AS is known for its AS trigger system, whereas the PPQ offers a lighter, crisper trigger.

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