If you don't plan on buying it leave your credit card at home, cause once you hold it, it'll be too late to stop.Everyone thanks for the update I try and check out the gun later this week
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This article may interest you regarding Walther and Smith.Dumb question: But are Walther and Smith & Wesson still together or did they split?
That was the real thing I loved. I'm good with paddles... but the button was perfectly positioned "for me". Every single gun I have to shift my grip just a bit using thumb. So being the lefty, I usually revert back to trigger finger on other side. But the PPQ is absolutely perfect for thumb use. No shift at all.I have an M2 and had a couple of problems with it: 1) 1/10 inch reset makes it very easy to get double taps- usually operator error until you become accustomed to the short reset. 2) a few times my gun failed to go "bang" or even make a light strike- cause unknown, Walther could not duplicate the problem. All seems well now with about 500 rounds down the pipe. Best place to get PPQ info is the PPQ section on the Walther forum. In addition to the customer experts, three central office (USA) supervisors occasionally come on with news and information. The big controversy over there is not which caliber is best, but whether paddle or button mag release is best! BTW, I do love my M2, especially the button release. It's perfectly positioned for my hand and extremely smooth.Bp