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The Walther PPQ, introduced in 2011 by Walther Arms of Germany, is known for its ergonomic design and smooth trigger. It delivers exceptional accuracy and comfort, making it a popular choice among law enforcement and civilian shooters worldwide.

Why It's a Top Choice

Ergonomic grip design ensures comfortable handling.
Striker-fired mechanism offers a crisp, short trigger pull.
Highly regarded for excellent accuracy and reliability.
Wide aftermarket support for sights and accessories.
Available in various calibers and barrel lengths.

Key Variants

Walther PPQ M2

Improved ergonomics and enhanced trigger, ideal for personal defense and duty use.

Walther PPQ M2 Navy

Equipped with corrosion-resistant features, built for maritime and tactical applications.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Walther PPQ	Glock 19	Sig Sauer P320
MSRP	$649	$579	$649
Capacity / Size	15+1 (9mm)	15+1 (9mm)	17+1 (9mm)
Weight	26.1 oz	23.65 oz	29 oz
Optics-Ready	No (Frame cuts available)	Yes (MOS models)	Yes
Trigger Type	Striker-fired with crisp reset	Striker-fired	Striker-fired with modular trigger
Notable Pro	Ergonomic grip and trigger	Proven in duty use worldwide	Modular design and caliber options
Notable Con	Lacks factory optics cut	Less ergonomic grip texture	Heavier than similar pistols

Best Use Cases

Self-defense and concealed carry
Law enforcement and duty carry
Range practice and training
Sport shooting and competition
Personal collection and enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I mount red dot sights on a Walther PPQ?

The Walther PPQ does not come optics-ready, but aftermarket slide cuts and mounting plates enable red dot installation.

What caliber options are available for the Walther PPQ?

The PPQ is primarily chambered in 9mm, with some models available in .40 S&W and .45 ACP.

How does the PPQ trigger compare to other pistols?

The PPQ's trigger is widely praised for its short, light pull and tactile reset, exceeding many striker-fired competitors.

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