Walther PPQ M2 .40 S&W (HD)

Published on February 13, 2015
Duration: 3:41

This guide details how to address a common firearm malfunction, specifically a failure to chamber, observed with the Walther PPQ M2 .40 S&W. It emphasizes safe clearing procedures, the 'tap and rack' technique, and the importance of inspecting the feed ramp for potential issues. The video features an experienced shooter demonstrating these steps on an outdoor range.

Quick Summary

The Walther PPQ M2 .40 S&W is demonstrated on an outdoor range, showcasing its performance and a feed ramp malfunction. The video includes troubleshooting steps like 'tap and rack' and emphasizes feed ramp inspection. One shooter prefers its trigger over the Springfield XD40.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Shooting the PPQ .40 Caliber
  2. 00:28First Shooter Feedback
  3. 01:08Pistol Introduction
  4. 01:24Second Shooter Engages Targets
  5. 01:49Malfunction Identification & Clearing
  6. 02:07Feed Ramp Inspection
  7. 02:14Positive Gun Feedback
  8. 02:26Third Shooter on Range
  9. 02:45Comparison to XD40
  10. 02:54Fourth Shooter on Round Steel

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Walther PPQ M2 featured in the video?

The Walther PPQ M2 handgun shown and discussed in the video is chambered in .40 S&W. This caliber is noted as being the only .40 caliber firearm owned by one of the participants.

What kind of malfunction occurred with the Walther PPQ M2?

During the video, the Walther PPQ M2 experienced a failure to chamber, where a round did not fully seat into the barrel. This was identified as a potential feed ramp issue, requiring a 'tap and rack' to clear.

How does the Walther PPQ M2's trigger compare to other models?

One shooter explicitly states they prefer the trigger feel of the Walther PPQ M2 over the Springfield XD40. This subjective preference highlights the importance of trigger quality in handgun selection for many users.

What safety precautions are mentioned or implied during the firearm handling?

While not explicitly detailed, the context of shooting at a range implies adherence to standard firearm safety rules. The troubleshooting section emphasizes safe clearing procedures before inspection, and the guide includes a mandatory safety warning.

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