walther people..
- Thread starter madHatter
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VP9....you can shoot mine if you'd like.
On a side note the PPQ is the BEST striker fired hand gun on the market today sans the VP9. Between the VP9 and the PPQ you'd be splitting hairs. The VP9 has a bit more customization due to its interchangeable side panels.
The PPQ trigger has a slight edge over the VP9.
On a side note the PPQ is the BEST striker fired hand gun on the market today sans the VP9. Between the VP9 and the PPQ you'd be splitting hairs. The VP9 has a bit more customization due to its interchangeable side panels.
The PPQ trigger has a slight edge over the VP9.
Yeah, PPQ / VP9 tough call. The HK might also have a very slight edge in reputability that may one day translate in making it easier to sell or trade should you ever lose your mind.
They're both excellent.
German cops all carried Walther, not that it matters.
Buy it!
They're both excellent.
German cops all carried Walther, not that it matters.
Buy it!
Oh yeah... Forgot about the vp9
I handled one in a rental case, but I think it was the way it was set up that it didn't feel as comfy as my cz. I should not let that deter me in my decision making process. Since you can tell get a custom fit.
If James bond uses a ppq or vp9... Then it's legit!
I handled one in a rental case, but I think it was the way it was set up that it didn't feel as comfy as my cz. I should not let that deter me in my decision making process. Since you can tell get a custom fit.
If James bond uses a ppq or vp9... Then it's legit!
I always found it funny that a recently post war British agent used a German gun....but I guess what choice did he have.
It would be very tough to choose between PPQ and VP9. I had both..i went with the VP9 as the one I have has Mepros and the Walther didn't. The VP9 felt a little better in the hand as well. You won't go wrong either way...just get the one that is cheaper and feels best.
If money was no object, we wouldn't be having this discussion.
That is what credit cards are forIf money was no object, we wouldn't be having this discussion.
They are these magical pieces of plastic that let you buy whatever you want, it's great.
Agreed. The biggest difference between the two is the trigger. I'd highly recommend shooting both and deciding which one you like best. If you set aside the triggers and shooting characteristics, the VP9 does have better aftermarket support, more sight options, etc.
It's not just VP9 vs PPQ. It's PPQ M1 vs PPQ M2 vs VP9. I had a M1 & VP9 at the same time. Kept the M1, sold the vp9, and bought a second M1. Maybe you, me, & Art can do a range day with them side by side.
