The Walther PPQ SC has those positive qualities ... Even with the two finger, flush fit magazine installed, this version of the PPQ points and feels better to use than some full-size pistols ...

Walther has consistently been producing ... The PPQ with the paddle release (called the PPQ M1) will even accept the same magazines as the P99, and the two pistols are compatible with holsters ...

But Walther didn’t offer its version of the ... Weighing 28 ozs. with an empty magazine, the PPQ 45 takes a double-column magazine of 12 rounds. Among modern pistols chambered for this venerable ...

The Walther PPQ has a very manageable recoil ... especially for competition shooting that keeps you on the course mag after mag, the 9-millimeter is by far and away more affordable in the ammo ...

The PDP has been around for a few years, evolving from the PPQ and earlier P99 ... with a healthy-sized aluminum magwell that funnels magazines smoothly into the frame during quick reloads. Walther ...

The Walther PDP F is a compact concealed-carry pistol that ... regardless of hand size. Where P99 and PPQ models had lever-type magazine releases at the bottom of the trigger guard, the PDP and PDP F ...

The Walther PPQ is a striker-fired polymer-framed pistol. Earlier models were also configured to better fit American shooters' tastes, such as replacing its paddle-style magazine release ...

They continued their innovative developments with the popular PPQ and more. With a growing presence in the commercial and law enforcement markets in the U.S, they formed Walther Arms USA in Fort ...