Glock G44 & Walther PPQ 22 Comparison

Published on January 11, 2020
Duration: 21:31

This video provides an expert comparison between the Glock G44 and the Walther PPQ 22, both chambered in .22 LR, highlighting their roles as training counterparts to their 9mm siblings. Sootch00, an established firearms reviewer, details differences in slide construction, magazine capacity and dimensions, trigger pull, ergonomics, and field stripping procedures. The review emphasizes how each pistol mimics its centerfire counterpart, aiding in training consistency for users of the Glock 19 and Walther PPQ M2.

Quick Summary

The Glock G44 and Walther PPQ 22 are .22 LR pistols designed for training. The G44 mimics Glock 19 dimensions and its 'Safe Action' trigger (4.4 lbs), while the PPQ 22 offers a lighter trigger (3.2 lbs) and a suppressor-ready barrel, training for the PPQ M2. The G44 is lighter (14.8 oz) than the PPQ 22 (22.4 oz).

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Overview
  2. 03:01Magazine Comparison
  3. 03:47Slide Construction & Feel
  4. 04:51Grip and Ergonomics
  5. 07:03Weight and Portability
  6. 08:29Trigger Assessment
  7. 13:56Internal Design & Field Strip
  8. 16:37Barrel & Suppressor Readiness
  9. 18:36Pricing and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the Glock G44 and Walther PPQ 22 compare as .22 LR training pistols?

Both are designed to train for their 9mm counterparts. The G44 mimics the Glock 19's dimensions and trigger, while the PPQ 22 offers a lighter trigger and suppressor-ready barrel, training for the PPQ M2.

What are the key differences in weight and slide construction between the Glock G44 and Walther PPQ 22?

The G44 is significantly lighter at 14.8 oz with a polymer slide featuring steel inserts for durability and feel. The PPQ 22 weighs 22.4 oz and uses an aluminum alloy slide.

Which .22 LR training pistol is better for suppressor use, the Glock G44 or Walther PPQ 22?

The Walther PPQ 22 comes standard with a threaded barrel (internal threads with protector), making it suppressor-ready. The standard Glock G44 barrel is not threaded, though a threaded version is available separately.

How do the trigger pulls compare on the Glock G44 and Walther PPQ 22?

The Walther PPQ 22 has a cleaner trigger pull at approximately 3.2 lbs. The Glock G44 features a 'Safe Action' trigger pulling at 4.4 lbs, closely replicating the feel of a standard Glock centerfire pistol.

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