My new Walther PPQ

[DaddyFixSemi]

sadly, that is one of the drawbacks of getting the PPQ. is that there are so few polymer holsters out there right now that are made for the gun. Now like voodoo said there are many leather holsters that will fit the PPQ quite nicely.

For me it was a personal choice to order the holster that i did, I would rather have a active retention style holster, since I plan to use my PPQ as my EDC and OC with it.

 

[TLHelmer]

after tax and shipping it was 536 even..

That is a great price.

 

[Hop]

Daddy, sounds like you also have a P99. I do too & I love it but the trigger bites my finger. The trigger curve on the PPQ looks less aggressive & I'm trying to decide if I should sell the P99 and move to the PPQ.

What do you think about overall fit, finish and operation compared to the P99? My P99 is a work of art. It's very accurate & since the trigger action reworked by S&W is fantastic. The PPQ (from pictures) looks more mass produced & not as "polished".

 

[Barua]

I've had no retention issues with fitting my PPQ into the Blackhawk Serpa P99 holster. Besides there is a retention screw on the holster you can adjust for desired effect.

 

[DaddyFixSemi]

Hop what generation and model do you have for your p99?

as far as the trigger on the ppq vs the p99*** yes the ppq trigger is less aggressive and has a more natural curve to it. As for the overall fit and finish of the ppq vs the p99,, other then the minor cosmetic difference's. They are virtually the same on the outside. However from all the research i did before buying my ppq. I found that they are completely different internally. If i where you I would keep the p99 and get a ppq as well.

 

[DogBurton]

Question for My new PPQ

I also just could not leave the latest Indy 1500 without a new PPQ. I am having a surprising amount of thought about the PPQ as a Single Action Only Pistol. Yet I can pull the trigger and it will go bang - once the slide is cycled.

Question-
Is anyone with PPQ experience bothered by not being able to keep one in the chamber AND have the pistol Decocked? Not my first gun. It is my first Striker Fire and first non-Double Action and first Plastic handgun. (Sig P226, S&W 629).

Feedback please? I know it is a perception versus reality concept that i will learn to live with.

 

[TaunTaun]

I've had my PPQ for 4 months now. No AD/ND into my leg, no AD/ND at all. Other than cleaning it, or having just fired it, it's had one in the chamber at all times. I've banged it against desks, chairs, walls, gotten it snagged by seat belts and bags that I've been carrying. It's gotten layed on while working on the car, truck, and bike. It's had the little girl accidently kick it, step on it, banged into it while rough-housing.

It performs flawlessly after unholstering it.

 

[tdoom15]

Question-
Is anyone with PPQ experience bothered by not being able to keep one in the chamber AND have the pistol Decocked? Not my first gun. It is my first Striker Fire and first non-Double Action and first Plastic handgun. (Sig P226, S&W 629).

Feedback please? I know it is a perception versus reality concept that i will learn to live with.

Not at all, FPB and the sear would BOTH have to fail in order to fire without pulling the trigger. To me, it is a non issue.

 

[Jdalton765]

Congrats, i hunted around the 1500 for a PPQ, one booth had 2 one .40 one 9mm, as i worked my way over there someone bought the 9mm right in front of me, i didnt want a .40 :/

 

[TLHelmer]

I went and did it! I ordered one in 9 mm. They are back ordered so it May be a while, but I did it. Now I have to pay for it.