Walter ppq 4" or 5" ?
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Chuck R.
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What's your intended purpose: CCW or Range use?
CCW: I'd stick with the 4"
Range: Get the 5"
I've got two 4" M1's, I'd get a 5" for range/matches, but I don't want to go back to a button mag release after learning the Walther PPQ & PPS and now HK mag release system.
Chuck
CCW: I'd stick with the 4"
Range: Get the 5"
I've got two 4" M1's, I'd get a 5" for range/matches, but I don't want to go back to a button mag release after learning the Walther PPQ & PPS and now HK mag release system.
Chuck
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5"....
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Really, I like the new PPQs & FPS models in the long slide versions.
I want a .40S&W PPQ long-slide. More for vehicle/home security than range or CCW.
The 9x19mm PPQ Navy model is cool too but I don't think it's in a long-slide format.
Be somebody!
Really, I like the new PPQs & FPS models in the long slide versions.
I want a .40S&W PPQ long-slide. More for vehicle/home security than range or CCW.
The 9x19mm PPQ Navy model is cool too but I don't think it's in a long-slide format.
Candyman87
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The 5" is nice, but the 4" is every bit as accurate in my experience. That's why I bought the 4" version... plenty accurate enough!
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