See the Walther Forum. Plenty of 'dual users' there. I have been carrying a Kahr for a reason, and decided to go that route. The DA is light and smooth or at least will get that way over time.
I like the slide release on the P99 WAY more. I recently looked at and shot both pistols though I decided to go another direction. The PPQ does have an outstanding trigger for a shooter but for me I didn't think it was a particularly safe trigger for carry because it was too light Sort of light carrying a single action pistol without the safety engaged.
Yes I know the standard answer is more training but even with trained individuals, bad things happen sometimes. IMO for the average shooter who is planning to carry, I think the P99 is the better choice. PPQ is superior in every way. I don't understand the "light trigger" crowd, I suspect most of them came from a DA hammer fired background to make that claim.
That said, neither is a very good choice for every day carry. They have other offerings that are better suited for that. I don't get the "light trigger" statement at all. The PPQ is my carry gun and has been for over 3 years now. Yes you have added layers of protection adding slide safeties and DA triggers, but you also have added layers to overcome in a SD situation. Everything is a trade off. Oynx IWB holster and PPQ is the way I went, and my only complaint is that I haven't as of yet gone with a smaller single stack carry gun for certain situations There are quite a few people that carry a Glock 19 as their carry firearm, and the PPQ is similar in size with better ergo's and smoother out of the box trigger IMO.
Had a 1st Gen P99 a decade ago. It was It never got shot after while so it got traded. PPQ looks like a hi point, but it feels better and shoots nicer. Me, personally, I would sooner get the VP9. They are so similar and while the PPQ was a friend's, I owned a VP9 outright and didn't give it enough time to get over my inglocktrination and stupidly parted with it. PPQ and VP9 are really, really close. The P99 is more if you have a Walther collection and it isn't bad just, a product of the 90s.
We Choose… 3. Specification Chart. Walther P99 Brand: Walther Height: 5. Comprehensive Comparison. You can categorize the two as mid-priced pistols, and both price ranges are comparable to other similar gun models. Their magazine costs about the same as well. In both cases, Walther promises to provide you with an excellent price to value ratio. Good ergonomics Crisp and lighter trigger pull Slightly cheaper More caliber variants lightweight. Standard plastic sights Weak aftermarket support.
Durable Tenifer finish Has a decocking indicator More trigger versatility Higher round capacity Stronger third party supply. Longer and heavier first shot Only available in padded-style mag release. We Choose…. Our 1 Recommendation. Walther PPQ.
More product variety Quicker trigger reset Might offer better handgrip and texture Lighter single-action trigger. Author Recent Posts. Alfred Mendoza. Born and raised in Austin TX, Alfred has been shooting guns since he was He is a firm believer in the freedom of exercising constitutional rights, and that includes the right of every law-abiding citizen to own and carry a gun.
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