Walther P99 AS renage trip


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FunYet
December 18, 2006, 07:23 PM
NOTE: The title should read "range trip". Could not edit my typo.
Funyet
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I had a chance to put 250 rounds through my new P99c 9mm today. Very nice gun. I took my Glock 26 along for a side-by-side comparison. Turns out I like both of them. The P99c "feels" smaller than the 26 even though their dimensions are really very close to one another. I really couldn't feel much difference in recoil, muzzle flip etc. I did find the P99c a bit more accurate even though I've been shooting the 26 for quite a while. The initial double action trigger pull is heavy but no worse than a revolver. I found it quite smooth. Single action pull is amazing.

I wish both of the P99c magazines had the finger extension. One of my magazines is flat based. I also bought couple of magazines from CDNN, which have flat bottoms. I'll have to find someone who sells the extensions.

The one and only problem I have with the Walther is the top of the backstrap (polymer beavertail?) left me with a nice blister at the base of my thumb. No matter how I held the gun I could not keep the frame from rubbing against my hand.

All in all I'm pleased with the gun.

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Stachie
December 19, 2006, 12:10 AM
I have a p99 also; they are deadly accurate shooters!

BrainOnSigs
December 19, 2006, 10:37 AM
Light, very short SA reset, accurate with 2nd strike capability in a sexy package that had great ergos.....what's not to like? :)

cdsdss
December 19, 2006, 05:41 PM
I love my P99AS...I don't know why they're not more popular.

Anna's Dad
December 19, 2006, 06:09 PM
I think everyone needs to stop posting about how great the AS trigger is. I have the P99 DAO and its starting to make me jealous! ;)

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