Walther PPS?

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the thread above shows my initial troubles. CLICK HERE for the final report. in the end, walther/s&w really took care of me. im even going back for another PPS when the standard black version is available.
 
I have looked at this gun, but right now it may be out of my price range. Gander Mountain is selling it for $800, even though the MRSP is something like $650. I like the feel of the gun and it appears well made. My one primary concern (aside from the price) is the warranty. It only comes with a 1 year warranty.

Todd
 
How's the trigger on these things? I still haven't heard how the trigger system works. All I have found is "pre-cocked, striker fired." Basically I want to know how it feels when pulled.

Does it have re-strike capability? Can you de-cock it for a true DAO pull and then cock it for a Glock-like pre-cocked trigger pull? Any info at all would be helpful since I can't get my hands on one. Thanks.

The design looks good, and Walther is a brand that makes only reliable guns from my experience. My P99 AS .40 was flawless. I just didn't like the gun in a .40. The only thing that might stop me from getting the PPS is the fact that I can get the same firepower for less money and less size with a PF-9, or you can even get a Kahr P45 and have 6+1 rounds of .45acp with virtually the same size gun. 1" wide, around 4.8" tall (PPS w/ 7rd mag), and 6" long. The P45 is a VERY controllable and accurate shooting gun too...heck you can even get a P9 that still has smaller overall dimensions and a 3.5" barrel.

Lots of good CCW options lately.. I'll have to shop around and check out the PPS before I make any decisions on what I should buy.
 
How's the trigger on these things? I still haven't heard how the trigger system works. All I have found is "pre-cocked, striker fired." Basically I want to know how it feels when pulled.
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its like a glock, there is no decocker and there is no 2nd strike.
 
Any word on when the normal edition will be hitting dealers?
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Supposedly around the end of the month, though the .40s&w version might be a little later than that.
 
normal version is priced very similarly though I believe--like $20 less or so msrp if I'm remembering right.

only a 1 year warranty? That's somewhat disturbing...
 
similar to a glock by design, but i prefer the glock trigger. on the glock the release and reset points are the same. on the walther the release is behind the reset so it requires a bit more travel to fire from reset.
 
Is PPS a good choice for a woman with very small hands and short fingers?

Thanks
 
the PPS is a perfect choice for a woman with small hands/short fingers. i have little girl hands myself. :)
 
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