Walther PPQ 9mm Review

Published on September 16, 2011
Duration: 14:12

This review of the Walther PPQ 9mm, presented by a recognized firearms expert, details its features, performance, and comparisons. The expert highlights the pistol's excellent ergonomics, fully ambidextrous controls, and a standout trigger with a short reset. Reliability was confirmed with various ammunition types, and accuracy was noted at 15 yards. The PPQ is presented as a viable option for concealed carry or range use, comparable in size to a Glock 19.

Quick Summary

The Walther PPQ 9mm is praised for its excellent ergonomics, fully ambidextrous controls, and a superior striker-fired trigger with a short reset. Tested for reliability with various ammunition and achieving 1-inch groups at 15 yards, it's considered a strong contender for concealed carry and range use, comparable in size to a Glock 19.

Chapters

  1. 00:19Introduction to Walther PPQ
  2. 01:05Ergonomics and Controls
  3. 02:58Trigger and Sights
  4. 04:50Trigger Performance
  5. 06:16Field Stripping
  6. 08:41Range Testing and Reliability
  7. 10:23Accuracy and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Walther PPQ 9mm?

The Walther PPQ 9mm features excellent ergonomics, fully ambidextrous controls including a paddle magazine release, a 1913 Picatinny rail, and a striker-fired trigger with a short reset. It's available in 9x19mm and .40 S&W.

How does the Walther PPQ's trigger compare to other pistols?

The PPQ's trigger is a standout feature, offering a pull weight of just over 5 lbs and a remarkably short reset of approximately 1/10th of an inch, which is significantly shorter than many other striker-fired polymer pistols.

Is the Walther PPQ suitable for concealed carry?

Yes, the Walther PPQ is similar in size to a Glock 19 and features a comfortable grip and accessible controls, making it a viable option for concealed carry, alongside its suitability for range use.

How do you field strip the Walther PPQ?

To field strip the Walther PPQ, ensure it's unloaded, dry fire it, pull down the disassembly levers on both sides of the frame, and slide the slide forward off the frame. Then remove the recoil spring and barrel.

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