Walther PDP Compact 9mm Optics Ready Pistol
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- Condition: NEW
- 4 out of 5 ( 2 customer reviews )
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Product Description
What's in the Box
- Walther PDP Compact 9mm Optics Ready Pistol
- (2) 15-Round Magazines
- Cable Lock
- Owner's Manual
Defined by over a century of engineering passion, precision workmanship and innovation, Walther has achieved a breakthrough never seen before in firearms with its new Performance Duty Pistol. With advantages of RDS Ergonomics that are fully optimized for red-dot optics, Superterran Slide Serrations for ease of operation, a brand-new Performance Duty Trigger for accuracy and a Stepped Chamber for pushing higher velocities, the PDP is the next level in the evolution of pistols.
The Walther PDP is built in an optic-ready platform. Each pistol is shipped with a redemption form for one free optics plate of the shooter's choice. More information can be found here.
Firearm Features
- Performance Duty Trigger
- Superterrain Serrations
- Performance Duty Texture
- Red Dot Ergonomics
- Red Dot Ready
- Polygonal Rifling
Firearm Specifications
- Manufacturer: Walther
- Model: PDP Compact
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Barrel Length: 4"
- Slide Length: 7"
- Sights: White Dot; Adjustable
- Trigger; Performance Duty Trigger
- Magazine Capacity: 15 Rounds; Comes with Two
- Weight (without magazine): 21.4 oz.
- Frame Material: Polymer
- Slide Material: Steel
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
Not much to say, I bought the 4.5 barrel full size...took me a while to run 500 or so rounds through it and decided I dont like it and its going get sold. I really do love Walther, but the PDP is in almost every way worse than every other full size gun I own. Snappy, crap sights...fine, its got a good trigger, but it shoots worse than a stock G17. Its a shame they cancelled the excellent PPQ line for this crap. The only thing walther seems to have done with the PDP was invent an even worse version of Glocks MOS. The hype, I can only guess, is paid for by Walther. Good to know that almost all gun reviewers are shills.