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I have been looking into the Walther PPS lately, NO i will not be switching from my XD's, my GF is looking for her first handgun, she enjoys shooting my XD40 V10 and she is very accurate with it, she has a little bit of a problem with my 40sc but shes a decent shooter with the 9sc.
We looked at a PPS in 9mm at the range, the price is a little high, but she really liked the size of it, since it fits perfectly in her tinny little purse.
The capacity of it is 6, 7 or 8, depending on the kind of mag that you have in it and the bottom plate. I dont know if I would fully trust only heaving 6 rounds in it, but if we go back to the old days of the revolver thats all that they had. I fully understand that with practice and training all you will need mostlikely is 1 round if its hit on the right place, but at a close crossfire situation I would like to have something to depend on.
What are your thoughts on the PPS, and has anybody taken one for a test drive?
Thanks
I have been looking into the Walther PPS lately, NO i will not be switching from my XD's, my GF is looking for her first handgun, she enjoys shooting my XD40 V10 and she is very accurate with it, she has a little bit of a problem with my 40sc but shes a decent shooter with the 9sc.
We looked at a PPS in 9mm at the range, the price is a little high, but she really liked the size of it, since it fits perfectly in her tinny little purse.
The capacity of it is 6, 7 or 8, depending on the kind of mag that you have in it and the bottom plate. I dont know if I would fully trust only heaving 6 rounds in it, but if we go back to the old days of the revolver thats all that they had. I fully understand that with practice and training all you will need mostlikely is 1 round if its hit on the right place, but at a close crossfire situation I would like to have something to depend on.
What are your thoughts on the PPS, and has anybody taken one for a test drive?
Thanks