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Quick Look

The Walther P99 debuted in 1997 as a modern polymer-framed pistol from Germany. It features ergonomic design and innovative trigger options for enhanced shooter control. The P99 holds a steady place as a popular duty and self-defense handgun worldwide.

Why It's a Top Choice

Ergonomic grip enhances comfort and control
Multiple trigger configurations for shooter preference
High reliability under varied conditions
Modular design supports customization
Strong aftermarket support for accessories

Key Variants

P99 AS

Ideal for law enforcement with its anti-stress trigger and manual decocker for safe handling.

P99 QA

Features a quick-action trigger preferred by shooters favoring a consistent pull every shot.

P99 FS

Known for its traditional double-action/single-action trigger system, appealing to classic pistol fans.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Walther P99	Glock 19	Sig Sauer P320
MSRP	$700+	$600+	$650+
Capacity/Size	15+1 9mm	15+1 9mm	17+1 9mm
Weight	26.5 oz	23.65 oz	29 oz
Optics-Ready	No	Yes (Gen5 models)	Yes
Trigger Type	Multiple (AS, QA, FS)	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Ergonomic design and trigger options	Proven reliability, minimal controls	Modular chassis design
Notable Con	No optics-ready option	Basic grip ergonomics	Heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

Self-defense and personal protection
Law enforcement duty sidearm
Action shooting competitions
Range training and practice
Handgun collections

FAQs

Can I customize the Walther P99 trigger?

Yes, the P99 offers different trigger versions including AS, QA, and FS to suit personal preferences.

What calibers are available for the Walther P99?

The standard P99 is chambered in 9mm, with some markets receiving variants in .40 S&W.

How does the Walther P99 compare in size to similar pistols?

The P99 is slightly larger and heavier than some compared pistols but offers a comfortable grip and balance.

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