WALTHER P99C for Sale

Quick Look

The Walther P99c is the compact variant of the legendary Walther P99, originally introduced in the late 1990s in Germany. Designed to bring P99 ergonomics and reliability into a smaller package, it targets concealed carry users seeking DA/SA functionality. Though discontinued, it remains popular among those favoring hammer-fired concealment pistols with a German pedigree.

Why It's a Top Choice

• DA/SA trigger with decocker for added carry safety
• Compact frame ideal for everyday concealment
• Interchangeable backstraps for different hand sizes
• Proven Walther reliability and precision engineering
• Accessible used market for budget-conscious shooters

Key Variants

Walther P99c AS

The Anti-Stress (AS) version offers a longer initial trigger pull, adding safety under stress.

Walther P99c QA

The Quick Action trigger features consistent short pull for faster follow-up shots.

Walther P99c Military

A limited-run green-frame version with standard P99c function, favored by collectors.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Walther P99c	Glock 26	Sig Sauer P320 Subcompact
MSRP	Discontinued	$500	$600
Capacity	10+1	10+1	12+1
Weight (unloaded)	21 oz	21.7 oz	24.9 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	Yes (some models)
Trigger Type	DA/SA (AS or QA)	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Excellent trigger feel and modular backstraps	Extensive aftermarket support	Modular fire-control unit
Notable Con	Discontinued, limited holster options	Thicker grip for smaller hands	Heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry
• Personal defense
• Range training
• Firearms collection

FAQs

Can I still buy a new Walther P99c?

No, the Walther P99c was discontinued, but used models regularly appear on the secondary market.

What is the difference between P99c AS and QA?

AS uses a DA/SA trigger with decocker; QA offers consistent short-pull striker-like performance.

How does the P99c compare to the Glock 26?

The P99c has a better trigger feel, while the Glock 26 has greater aftermarket and parts support.