Looks like it will be available this fall. This article only shows a button mag release.. Hoping to see a paddle version made available also! 

 

http://www.ammoland.com/2015/08/walther-ppq-45-acp-pistol-a-new-caliber/#axzz3iVkA4u8W

 

Sign me up

Oh crap, now I need another PPP.  My wife will kill me

I don't think they will have the paddle version. If there was a 5" m1 I'd buy it in a heartbeat

 

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oooh. want.

 

 

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Oh crap, now I need another PPP.  My wife will kill me

yea- same here!

LOL, my wife makes OGAM look like a good deal.

with my wife it's OGAY, any gun.  I got my VP9 this year so now I have to wait till next March.

Very nice!

I've got the edge here. My 'Glock Girl' Wife loves her PPQ M2 5" in 9mm, so this may not be a tough sell.

 

Although I'd (we'd!) wait until 2016 when the rush is over. You know... apply for permits in November, get them in February!

I don't think they will have the paddle version. If there was a 5" m1 I'd buy it in a heartbeat

 

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Took the words right out of my mouth.

I love the 9mm PPQ and it it is my new FL carry gun. Best stock trigger !

I have several 45's but if it is anything like the PPQ it will be on my shopping list

I have two coming in.

Just handled one up here in New Hampshire. Feels great. It still has that scary-light PPQ trigger. 

Just handled one up here in New Hampshire. Feels great. It still has that scary-light PPQ trigger.

5.5lbs?

5.5lbs?

 

I don't believe that any of the Walther PPQs I have ever shot have had 5.5 pound triggers. That is a stock Glock trigger.

And I should have been more specific. The thing that REALLY scares me about the PPQ is the ultra-short reset. Shooting that gun after being use to Glocks and HKs had me accidentally doubling the PPQ way too often. I needed a much firmer grip than I was used to in order to prevent it. 

I just tested one with my Lyman digital gauge and it averaged 4.2 pounds after 5 pulls.

I don't believe that any of the Walther PPQs I have ever shot have had 5.5 pound triggers. That is a stock Glock trigger.

And I should have been more specific. The thing that REALLY scares me about the PPQ is the ultra-short reset. Shooting that gun after being use to Glocks and HKs had me accidentally doubling the PPQ way too often. I needed a much firmer grip than I was used to in order to prevent it.

I guess you'll just have to get used to the PPQ XD

I guess you'll just have to get used to the PPQ XD

I am sticking with my HK P30 and P30L light Lem. It is the closest feel to a nice double action revolver that I like.

 

 

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