Just picked up a slightly used Walther P99 9mm this morning. Bought it from forum member a few hours ago, Can't wait to try it out this week.

Congrats !

Just picked up a slightly used Walther P99 9mm this morning. Bought it from forum member a few hours ago, Can't wait to try it out this week.

Congrats...

Gun in mint condition and looks brand new. The grip feels great. Should keep me happy for a while or until the next gun I buy.

Congrats....

Sorry for unrotated pictures. don't know how to change.

Mazel tov. Congrats on the new arrival. When is the bris?

congrats on the purchase

Congrats- let is know how it shoots!

I'm jealous.

Good for you Have fun.

I do not call them used guns. I call them already broken in guns. I have had 100% reliability when I buy a pre-owned gun. Any problems have already been taken care of and I do not have to spend a fortune breaking it in and trying all sorts of ammo to see what it likes best. I just ask the previous owner. I have never come across someone that I bought a gun from that sold me a lemon.

I do not call them used guns. I call them already broken in guns. I have had 100% reliability when I buy a pre-owned gun. Any problems have already been taken care of and I do not have to spend a fortune breaking it in and trying all sorts of ammo to see what it likes best. I just ask the previous owner. I have never come across someone that I bought a gun from that sold me a lemon.

I agree and if you look at it you would never know it was used. The seller was a really nice guy. He threw in a couple of extra mags as well giving me 6 total mags in the sale, four 10 rounders and two 15 rounders. He was reluctant to sell the Walther at first because he could not find a suitable replacement gun. Then to my luck, he found something he had to have and decided to sell to offset his purchase price. She will be my pride and joy for the next 30 days until OGAM has pass.

never got to shoot one, but i liked the one i handled. Congrats!

Congrats. I have one in .40 and it really is a comfortable shooter.

Just got back from the range and fired 150 rounds in my P99. Went to BA in Lakewood. The place was empty only one old guy shooting .22 rifles there he left about 30 minutes later and I had the whole range to myself. The P99 feels great in my hand and shoots real well. My aim seemed to get better with each magazine and the trigger is so smooth. Did some double taps towards the end and recoil was still manageable. I used three types of ammo all 115 grain. Remington, S&B and Tula ammo. The Remmy and S&B shot identical but the Tula ammo was not that good and was pretty smelly and also had the most muzzle flash. No stove pipes from any but the Tula ammo had two rounds that did not sound right like duds but still hit the paper. I got nervous both times and dropped the mag and cleared the gun to make sure the round was not still in the barrel or chamber. It may sound silly since I did hit the paper both times but I am a noob so I did not want to take any chances. Anyone else ever have issues with Tula ammo in 9mm?

Anyway love the gun and should keep me happy for a while. Try to get back out this weekend and work on my aim.