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Posted: 12/7/2014 12:46:55 PM EST
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Really thinking about picking one of these up for the price...ugly as sin but I've been looking for another quality high-cap 9mm for home and the range...I have a PPS I enjoy so another Walther couldn't hurt The trigger is very interesting. It certainly isn't a typical DAO. I had a friend shoot mine and said "it is a double action only trigger" Him- 
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Posted: 12/7/2014 1:13:42 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The trigger is very interesting. It certainly isn't a typical DAO. I had a friend shoot mine and said "it is a double action only trigger" Him- Then he fired it... Him- Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Really thinking about picking one of these up for the price...ugly as sin but I've been looking for another quality high-cap 9mm for home and the range...I have a PPS I enjoy so another Walther couldn't hurt The trigger is very interesting. It certainly isn't a typical DAO. I had a friend shoot mine and said "it is a double action only trigger" Him- Then he fired it... Him- |
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Posted: 12/7/2014 3:10:26 PM EST
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I know mechanically its a double action, but it FEELS like a striker fired pistol.
Its really odd, you just have to try it to understand. Worth the money regardless |
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Posted: 12/7/2014 3:28:51 PM EST
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. |
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Posted: 12/7/2014 3:34:14 PM EST
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I know mechanically its a double action, but it FEELS like a striker fired pistol. Its really odd, you just have to try it to understand. Worth the money regardless This. |
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Posted: 12/7/2014 3:50:11 PM EST
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. Also, this. 
Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light. |
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Posted: 12/7/2014 5:11:05 PM EST
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Also, this. http://i57.tinypic.com/14bnk1d.jpg Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. Also, this. http://i57.tinypic.com/14bnk1d.jpg Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light.  " />
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Posted: 12/7/2014 10:52:55 PM EST
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. Also, this. http://i57.tinypic.com/14bnk1d.jpg Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light. http://<a href=http://i1310.photobucket.com/albums/s651/emcbride1981ednopers/IMG_1366_zps63cb5f0f.jpg</a>" /> We should get bunk beds. We'd have so much room for activities.
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Posted: 12/8/2014 9:35:53 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I know mechanically its a double action, but it FEELS like a striker fired pistol. Its really odd, you just have to try it to understand. Worth the money regardless  BUT this thing is at least $350 everywhere else so I'm actually SAVING at least $100 right? RIGHT? Buying one of these gems tonight when I get home from work. Now if I can only decide between blue or stainless
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Posted: 12/8/2014 2:02:00 PM EST
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Thanks ARF for costing me another $279
BUT this thing is at least $350 everywhere else so I'm actually SAVING at least $100 right? RIGHT?
Buying one of these gems tonight when I get home from work. Now if I can only decide between blue or stainless Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I know mechanically its a double action, but it FEELS like a striker fired pistol. Its really odd, you just have to try it to understand. Worth the money regardless
BUT this thing is at least $350 everywhere else so I'm actually SAVING at least $100 right? RIGHT?
Buying one of these gems tonight when I get home from work. Now if I can only decide between blue or stainless Thats ARFCOM logic right there gentlemen. The local shops around me are selling the for $479-$499 depending on the model. So Im saving about $200
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Posted: 12/11/2014 9:05:38 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Thats ARFCOM logic right there gentlemen. The local shops around me are selling the for $479-$499 depending on the model. So Im saving about $200 Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I know mechanically its a double action, but it FEELS like a striker fired pistol. Its really odd, you just have to try it to understand. Worth the money regardless BUT this thing is at least $350 everywhere else so I'm actually SAVING at least $100 right? RIGHT? Buying one of these gems tonight when I get home from work. Now if I can only decide between blue or stainless Thats ARFCOM logic right there gentlemen. The local shops around me are selling the for $479-$499 depending on the model. So Im saving about $200 |
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Posted: 12/12/2014 1:51:35 PM EST
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Picked up a two tone from CDNN and shot it yesterday. the trigger is very nice. the pistol fits well in my hand and is a joy to shoot. you cant beat this deal ! CDNN added the 40 version this week so I dropped another 279 on that! broke! |
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Posted: 12/17/2014 10:45:45 AM EST
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. Also, this. http://i57.tinypic.com/14bnk1d.jpg Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light. http://<a href=http://i1310.photobucket.com/albums/s651/emcbride1981ednopers/IMG_1366_zps63cb5f0f.jpg</a>" /> For those of you with the threaded PPX, can you comment as to whether or not it has the red recoil spring assembly, and have any of you attempted to run them suppressed yet? |
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Posted: 12/17/2014 11:00:55 AM EST
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For those of you with the threaded PPX, can you comment as to whether or not it has the red recoil spring assembly, and have any of you attempted to run them suppressed yet? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My old stream light TLR 1 fits perfect. Yup. Also, this. http://i57.tinypic.com/14bnk1d.jpg Now I just need sights, cerakote, and a holster that fits the light. http://<a href=http://i1310.photobucket.com/albums/s651/emcbride1981ednopers/IMG_1366_zps63cb5f0f.jpg</a>" /> For those of you with the threaded PPX, can you comment as to whether or not it has the red recoil spring assembly, and have any of you attempted to run them suppressed yet? I just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. |
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Posted: 12/17/2014 1:52:41 PM EST
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CDNN added the 40 version this week so I dropped another 279 on that! broke! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Picked up a two tone from CDNN and shot it yesterday. the trigger is very nice. the pistol fits well in my hand and is a joy to shoot. you cant beat this deal ! CDNN added the 40 version this week so I dropped another 279 on that! broke! It's a disease... 
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Posted: 12/17/2014 3:29:32 PM EST
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Quote HistoryI just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue.. 
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Posted: 12/18/2014 9:26:10 AM EST
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I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue..
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I just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue..
My PPX ran like a top with my Octane 45 HD. No red recoil spring. |
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Posted: 12/18/2014 2:45:01 PM EST
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My PPX ran like a top with my Octane 45 HD. No red recoil spring. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue..
My PPX ran like a top with my Octane 45 HD. No red recoil spring. After thinking about it, it makes sense. I figure that the fact it is hammer-fired (it is right?) has something to do with it not having the same issue as the PPQ...duh.
The FRTB issue with the PPQ Navy SD is centered around the stronger striker spring - coupled with the weight of the can - preventing the slide from returning home the last 1/4". The red (stronger) RSA, coupled with the lighter striker spring is supposed to help bring the slide home, so Walther says. Thanks for the input...been thinking of picking up a PPX.. Maybe I should. |
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Posted: 12/18/2014 3:40:11 PM EST
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After thinking about it, it makes sense. I figure that the fact it is hammer-fired (it is right?) has something to do with it not having the same issue as the PPQ...duh.
The FRTB issue with the PPQ Navy SD is centered around the stronger striker spring - coupled with the weight of the can - preventing the slide from returning home the last 1/4". The red (stronger) RSA, coupled with the lighter striker spring is supposed to help bring the slide home, so Walther says. Thanks for the input...been thinking of picking up a PPX.. Maybe I should. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue..
My PPX ran like a top with my Octane 45 HD. No red recoil spring. After thinking about it, it makes sense. I figure that the fact it is hammer-fired (it is right?) has something to do with it not having the same issue as the PPQ...duh.
The FRTB issue with the PPQ Navy SD is centered around the stronger striker spring - coupled with the weight of the can - preventing the slide from returning home the last 1/4". The red (stronger) RSA, coupled with the lighter striker spring is supposed to help bring the slide home, so Walther says. Thanks for the input...been thinking of picking up a PPX.. Maybe I should. No better time than now at these prices CDNN has been blowing them out at. Make sure you stock up on extra mags too. They're the cheapest anywhere, and $7 under dealer cost. |
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Posted: 12/18/2014 4:08:09 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: No better time than now at these prices CDNN has been blowing them out at. Make sure you stock up on extra mags too. They're the cheapest anywhere, and $7 under dealer cost. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I just checked mine. No red recoil spring assembly. No I have not fired it suppressed yet. I'm interested to see how it runs suppressed. Walther is currently having to ship a ton of red recoil spring assemblies out to those of us who purchased the PPQ Navy SD and who subsequently had FRTB issues while shooting suppressed. It was an epic fail. Hopefully the threaded PPX pistols won't have this issue, but the heavier RSA has been used in the P99 for suppressor use for years, so it's apparently a known issue.. My PPX ran like a top with my Octane 45 HD. No red recoil spring. After thinking about it, it makes sense. I figure that the fact it is hammer-fired (it is right?) has something to do with it not having the same issue as the PPQ...duh. The FRTB issue with the PPQ Navy SD is centered around the stronger striker spring - coupled with the weight of the can - preventing the slide from returning home the last 1/4". The red (stronger) RSA, coupled with the lighter striker spring is supposed to help bring the slide home, so Walther says. Thanks for the input...been thinking of picking up a PPX.. Maybe I should. No better time than now at these prices CDNN has been blowing them out at. Make sure you stock up on extra mags too. They're the cheapest anywhere, and $7 under dealer cost. |
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Posted: 12/20/2014 12:42:25 AM EST
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So I found the CDNN deal about a week and a half ago. At that price plus the Walther promo I said what the hell why not. Sooooo, this $280 PPX is THE best out of the box trigger I've felt for a polymer. Blows Glock, M&P, Ruger SR, even my HK VP9 out of the water. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get my hands on a PPQ, but now im even more interested in it if this is what Walther puts into their budget stuff. That trigger is second only to my G35, but that has a Vogel kit in it that costs more than half the price of the Walther alone. Probably the best money I've spent on a firearm in a long time.
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Posted: 12/21/2014 1:08:37 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: So I found the CDNN deal about a week and a half ago. At that price plus the Walther promo I said what the hell why not. Sooooo, this $280 PPX is THE best out of the box trigger I've felt for a polymer. Blows Glock, M&P, Ruger SR, even my HK VP9 out of the water. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get my hands on a PPQ, but now im even more interested in it if this is what Walther puts into their budget stuff. That trigger is second only to my G35, but that has a Vogel kit in it that costs more than half the price of the Walther alone. Probably the best money I've spent on a firearm in a long time. |
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Posted: 12/21/2014 2:03:18 PM EST
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Agreed. I would love to try to a PPQ but the PPX is a huge value at $279 Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So I found the CDNN deal about a week and a half ago. At that price plus the Walther promo I said what the hell why not. Sooooo, this $280 PPX is THE best out of the box trigger I've felt for a polymer. Blows Glock, M&P, Ruger SR, even my HK VP9 out of the water. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get my hands on a PPQ, but now im even more interested in it if this is what Walther puts into their budget stuff. That trigger is second only to my G35, but that has a Vogel kit in it that costs more than half the price of the Walther alone. Probably the best money I've spent on a firearm in a long time. I plan to pick up a matching PPQ Navy around Feb or Mar time. Hopefully they will have figured out the RTB issue they're having with them by then. That's all I'm really waiting on. |
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Posted: 12/22/2014 9:54:35 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I plan to pick up a matching PPQ Navy around Feb or Mar time. Hopefully they will have figured out the RTB issue they're having with them by then. That's all I'm really waiting on. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: So I found the CDNN deal about a week and a half ago. At that price plus the Walther promo I said what the hell why not. Sooooo, this $280 PPX is THE best out of the box trigger I've felt for a polymer. Blows Glock, M&P, Ruger SR, even my HK VP9 out of the water. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get my hands on a PPQ, but now im even more interested in it if this is what Walther puts into their budget stuff. That trigger is second only to my G35, but that has a Vogel kit in it that costs more than half the price of the Walther alone. Probably the best money I've spent on a firearm in a long time. I plan to pick up a matching PPQ Navy around Feb or Mar time. Hopefully they will have figured out the RTB issue they're having with them by then. That's all I'm really waiting on. |
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Posted: 12/22/2014 8:26:32 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yes I had to pull the trigger on this deal as well.... Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: So I found the CDNN deal about a week and a half ago. At that price plus the Walther promo I said what the hell why not. Sooooo, this $280 PPX is THE best out of the box trigger I've felt for a polymer. Blows Glock, M&P, Ruger SR, even my HK VP9 out of the water. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get my hands on a PPQ, but now im even more interested in it if this is what Walther puts into their budget stuff. That trigger is second only to my G35, but that has a Vogel kit in it that costs more than half the price of the Walther alone. Probably the best money I've spent on a firearm in a long time. I plan to pick up a matching PPQ Navy around Feb or Mar time. Hopefully they will have figured out the RTB issue they're having with them by then. That's all I'm really waiting on.  |
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Posted: 12/24/2014 12:58:42 AM EST
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Deals still running.
My thought is that a new model will be released next year CDNN wanted to be ahead of the game. Wonder how many of these things they have sold. Waiting for my promo deal to get here. So far the PPX has been great. The claims of a giant hump are way exaggerated in the pics and forum talk. When you get it and put it in your hand, you will wonder why the rest of your guns aren't as ergo as that one. 
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Posted: 12/24/2014 10:18:26 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Deals still running. My thought is that a new model will be released next year CDNN wanted to be ahead of the game. Wonder how many of these things they have sold. Waiting for my promo deal to get here. So far the PPX has been great. The claims of a giant hump are way exaggerated in the pics and forum talk. When you get it and put it in your hand, you will wonder why the rest of your guns aren't as ergo as that one. Alien gear also makes holsters for this gun. PPX looks a lot nicer in person than pictures online and feels great in the hand. I might get an AG holster just for giggles and winter carry
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Posted: 1/2/2015 2:44:16 PM EST
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I bought two of these in Nov, a two-tone and a threaded barrel, both 9mm. Ended up selling the two tone to a friend, so just have the threaded blue one. The ergo's are awesome, even with my small hands it fits perfectly, and the hump makes it more secure in my hand. I put about 50rds through it last time I was at the range, trigger is awesome, better than every other handgun we had brought out there, sig sp2022, m&p 9/40, ruger sr9, G19.
The holster and mag pouch look like itac stuff, as the pouch is exactly the same as my sig sauer one for the sp2022. The holster looks like a roto one, I don't like it as much as you have to depress the button really far to release the gun. I have a blackhawk serpa for my sig, so maybe I'm spoiled with that one. Mags look like MecGar's, says Made in Italy. I like that the ppx is made in Germany and has the proofmarks for quality. I was considering getting an Alien Gear iwb for it, but am really apprehensive about carrying it around with one in the pipe. The trigger is really good, but it feels really light and I'm concerned about safety and ND, even in that holster. Maybe I'm just paranoid, as my 2022 is DA/SA, and that first pull is 10.5 lbs vs the ppx's 6.5lb. Right now it's the nightstand pistol, which is what I bought it for, but before I got it I was considering alternating between the ppx and the sig in carry and nightstand roles. |
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Posted: 1/2/2015 4:44:15 PM EST
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I bought two of these in Nov, a two-tone and a threaded barrel, both 9mm. Ended up selling the two tone to a friend, so just have the threaded blue one. The ergo's are awesome, even with my small hands it fits perfectly, and the hump makes it more secure in my hand. I put about 50rds through it last time I was at the range, trigger is awesome, better than every other handgun we had brought out there, sig sp2022, m&p 9/40, ruger sr9, G19. The holster and mag pouch look like itac stuff, as the pouch is exactly the same as my sig sauer one for the sp2022. The holster looks like a roto one, I don't like it as much as you have to depress the button really far to release the gun. I have a blackhawk serpa for my sig, so maybe I'm spoiled with that one. Mags look like MecGar's, says Made in Italy. I like that the ppx is made in Germany and has the proofmarks for quality. I was considering getting an Alien Gear iwb for it, but am really apprehensive about carrying it around with one in the pipe. The trigger is really good, but it feels really light and I'm concerned about safety and ND, even in that holster. Maybe I'm just paranoid, as my 2022 is DA/SA, and that first pull is 10.5 lbs vs the ppx's 6.5lb. Right now it's the nightstand pistol, which is what I bought it for, but before I got it I was considering alternating between the ppx and the sig in carry and nightstand roles. Break it down to the basics. It's a DAO pistol, not a DA/SA or SAO pistol. That means for it to fire, you have to pull the trigger in order to cock the hammer so that the hammer can then fall and strike the firing pin, in turn striking the primer and initiating the firing sequence. There is no way to walk around with the hammer cocked on a PPX like with a DA/SA or a SAO pistol. The hammer is always going to ride in the decocked position. The pull weight in DA mode isn't really a factor when it's in a holster. Something has to physically actuate the trigger on the PPX for it to fire because it is DAO. We're not talking about a light bump or jarring either. Something has to pull the trigger all the way to the rear in order to cock the hammer all the way so that it can fall and start the firing process. There are few things besides a finger that will get inside the trigger guard and pull the trigger rearward all the way. It's actually a very safe system. Dropping it shouldn't even cause it to fire because nothing is cocked ready to strike the firing pin. The pull weight in DA mode should only be matter of comfort and convenience for you. I would have no apprehensions about carrying a DAO pistol with a round chambered if I were you. With all of that said, I also wouldn't carry a pistol for defense without a round in the chamber, although that's a discussion for another thread. |
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Posted: 1/2/2015 5:00:43 PM EST
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Break it down to the basics. It's a DAO pistol, not a DA/SA or SAO pistol. That means for it to fire, you have to pull the trigger in order to cock the hammer so that the hammer can then fall and strike the firing pin, in turn striking the primer and initiating the firing sequence. There is no way to walk around with the hammer cocked on a PPX like with a DA/SA or a SAO pistol. The hammer is always going to ride in the decocked position. The pull weight in DA mode isn't really a factor when it's in a holster. Something has to physically actuate the trigger on the PPX for it to fire because it is DAO. We're not talking about a light bump or jarring either. Something has to pull the trigger all the way to the rear in order to cock the hammer all the way so that it can fall and start the firing process. There are few things besides a finger that will get inside the trigger guard and pull the trigger rearward all the way. It's actually a very safe system. Dropping it shouldn't even cause it to fire because nothing is cocked ready to strike the firing pin. The pull weight in DA mode should only be matter of comfort and convenience for you. I would have no apprehensions about carrying a DAO pistol with a round chambered if I were you. With all of that said, I also wouldn't carry a pistol for defense without a round in the chamber, although that's a discussion for another thread. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I bought two of these in Nov, a two-tone and a threaded barrel, both 9mm. Ended up selling the two tone to a friend, so just have the threaded blue one. The ergo's are awesome, even with my small hands it fits perfectly, and the hump makes it more secure in my hand. I put about 50rds through it last time I was at the range, trigger is awesome, better than every other handgun we had brought out there, sig sp2022, m&p 9/40, ruger sr9, G19. The holster and mag pouch look like itac stuff, as the pouch is exactly the same as my sig sauer one for the sp2022. The holster looks like a roto one, I don't like it as much as you have to depress the button really far to release the gun. I have a blackhawk serpa for my sig, so maybe I'm spoiled with that one. Mags look like MecGar's, says Made in Italy. I like that the ppx is made in Germany and has the proofmarks for quality. I was considering getting an Alien Gear iwb for it, but am really apprehensive about carrying it around with one in the pipe. The trigger is really good, but it feels really light and I'm concerned about safety and ND, even in that holster. Maybe I'm just paranoid, as my 2022 is DA/SA, and that first pull is 10.5 lbs vs the ppx's 6.5lb. Right now it's the nightstand pistol, which is what I bought it for, but before I got it I was considering alternating between the ppx and the sig in carry and nightstand roles. Break it down to the basics. It's a DAO pistol, not a DA/SA or SAO pistol. That means for it to fire, you have to pull the trigger in order to cock the hammer so that the hammer can then fall and strike the firing pin, in turn striking the primer and initiating the firing sequence. There is no way to walk around with the hammer cocked on a PPX like with a DA/SA or a SAO pistol. The hammer is always going to ride in the decocked position. The pull weight in DA mode isn't really a factor when it's in a holster. Something has to physically actuate the trigger on the PPX for it to fire because it is DAO. We're not talking about a light bump or jarring either. Something has to pull the trigger all the way to the rear in order to cock the hammer all the way so that it can fall and start the firing process. There are few things besides a finger that will get inside the trigger guard and pull the trigger rearward all the way. It's actually a very safe system. Dropping it shouldn't even cause it to fire because nothing is cocked ready to strike the firing pin. The pull weight in DA mode should only be matter of comfort and convenience for you. I would have no apprehensions about carrying a DAO pistol with a round chambered if I were you. With all of that said, I also wouldn't carry a pistol for defense without a round in the chamber, although that's a discussion for another thread. I understand what you're saying, but the DA trigger pull on the PPX is VERY light..... Its nothing like any other DA trigger I have ever experienced. For me the PPX is not a carry gun, but I understand where sigboi is coming from. |
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Posted: 1/2/2015 7:53:33 PM EST
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Break it down to the basics. It's a DAO pistol, not a DA/SA or SAO pistol. That means for it to fire, you have to pull the trigger in order to cock the hammer so that the hammer can then fall and strike the firing pin, in turn striking the primer and initiating the firing sequence. There is no way to walk around with the hammer cocked on a PPX like with a DA/SA or a SAO pistol. The hammer is always going to ride in the decocked position. The pull weight in DA mode isn't really a factor when it's in a holster. Something has to physically actuate the trigger on the PPX for it to fire because it is DAO. We're not talking about a light bump or jarring either. Something has to pull the trigger all the way to the rear in order to cock the hammer all the way so that it can fall and start the firing process. There are few things besides a finger that will get inside the trigger guard and pull the trigger rearward all the way. It's actually a very safe system. Dropping it shouldn't even cause it to fire because nothing is cocked ready to strike the firing pin. The pull weight in DA mode should only be matter of comfort and convenience for you. I would have no apprehensions about carrying a DAO pistol with a round chambered if I were you. With all of that said, I also wouldn't carry a pistol for defense without a round in the chamber, although that's a discussion for another thread. Yes, I understand that it's a DAO pistol, it's just the light trigger has me paranoid, which is why I have not used it as a carry pistol. I always have one in the pipe in the PPX as the nightstand gun. And I carry the SP2022 same way, as well as my bodyguard 380 BUG (just acquired a sig P290 to replace it, to consolidate calibers) Those 2 are restrike capable, where the ppx isn't, which I know is not a deal breaker, but it is nice to have the option to just pull again. You might not have time or physical ability to rack the slide in a bad situation. |
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Posted: 1/3/2015 3:28:07 PM EST
[#32]
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Yes, I understand that it's a DAO pistol, it's just the light trigger has me paranoid, which is why I have not used it as a carry pistol. I always have one in the pipe in the PPX as the nightstand gun. And I carry the SP2022 same way, as well as my bodyguard 380 BUG (just acquired a sig P290 to replace it, to consolidate calibers) Those 2 are restrike capable, where the ppx isn't, which I know is not a deal breaker, but it is nice to have the option to just pull again. You might not have time or physical ability to rack the slide in a bad situation. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Break it down to the basics. It's a DAO pistol, not a DA/SA or SAO pistol. That means for it to fire, you have to pull the trigger in order to cock the hammer so that the hammer can then fall and strike the firing pin, in turn striking the primer and initiating the firing sequence. There is no way to walk around with the hammer cocked on a PPX like with a DA/SA or a SAO pistol. The hammer is always going to ride in the decocked position. The pull weight in DA mode isn't really a factor when it's in a holster. Something has to physically actuate the trigger on the PPX for it to fire because it is DAO. We're not talking about a light bump or jarring either. Something has to pull the trigger all the way to the rear in order to cock the hammer all the way so that it can fall and start the firing process. There are few things besides a finger that will get inside the trigger guard and pull the trigger rearward all the way. It's actually a very safe system. Dropping it shouldn't even cause it to fire because nothing is cocked ready to strike the firing pin. The pull weight in DA mode should only be matter of comfort and convenience for you. I would have no apprehensions about carrying a DAO pistol with a round chambered if I were you. With all of that said, I also wouldn't carry a pistol for defense without a round in the chamber, although that's a discussion for another thread. Yes, I understand that it's a DAO pistol, it's just the light trigger has me paranoid, which is why I have not used it as a carry pistol. I always have one in the pipe in the PPX as the nightstand gun. And I carry the SP2022 same way, as well as my bodyguard 380 BUG (just acquired a sig P290 to replace it, to consolidate calibers) Those 2 are restrike capable, where the ppx isn't, which I know is not a deal breaker, but it is nice to have the option to just pull again. You might not have time or physical ability to rack the slide in a bad situation. As long as your carry holster coves the trigger guard, what's the difference between it and a Glock? |
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Posted: 1/3/2015 5:26:26 PM EST
[#33]
Quote HistoryAs long as your carry holster coves the trigger guard, what's the difference between it and a Glock? I've never owned a glock before, only fired them at the range, so I've never had a chance to carry one day in and day out. It just bugs me a little with the preset half cocked hammer. I think it's because I'm spoiled by the sig's da/sa with the super heavy first pull and that sense of safety while carrying. The PPX is not a true DAO action, it's like a hybrid hammer action mixed with striker action. The PPX hammer is half cocked when you rack it, there's no decocker on the gun, and when the hammer is down, the trigger doesn't pull it back to fire. Maybe I'm just secretly wishing that there's a kit to mod it to da/sa 
PPX racked and ready to fire: 
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Posted: 1/3/2015 10:00:53 PM EST
[#34]
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I've never owned a glock before, only fired them at the range, so I've never had a chance to carry one day in and day out. It just bugs me a little with the preset half cocked hammer. I think it's because I'm spoiled by the sig's da/sa with the super heavy first pull and that sense of safety while carrying. The PPX is not a true DAO action, it's like a hybrid hammer action mixed with striker action. The PPX hammer is half cocked when you rack it, there's no decocker on the gun, and when the hammer is down, the trigger doesn't pull it back to fire. Maybe I'm just secretly wishing that there's a kit to mod it to da/sa
PPX racked and ready to fire: <a href="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/fingalwang86/media/02-1014-5_zps3af28df8.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/r578/fingalwang86/02-1014-5_zps3af28df8.jpg</a> PPX hammer down, cannot fire: <a href="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/fingalwang86/media/Walther_PPX_12_zps6b82be22.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/r578/fingalwang86/Walther_PPX_12_zps6b82be22.jpg</a> Quote HistoryQuoted:
As long as your carry holster coves the trigger guard, what's the difference between it and a Glock? I've never owned a glock before, only fired them at the range, so I've never had a chance to carry one day in and day out. It just bugs me a little with the preset half cocked hammer. I think it's because I'm spoiled by the sig's da/sa with the super heavy first pull and that sense of safety while carrying. The PPX is not a true DAO action, it's like a hybrid hammer action mixed with striker action. The PPX hammer is half cocked when you rack it, there's no decocker on the gun, and when the hammer is down, the trigger doesn't pull it back to fire. Maybe I'm just secretly wishing that there's a kit to mod it to da/sa
PPX racked and ready to fire: <a href="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/fingalwang86/media/02-1014-5_zps3af28df8.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/r578/fingalwang86/02-1014-5_zps3af28df8.jpg</a> PPX hammer down, cannot fire: <a href="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/fingalwang86/media/Walther_PPX_12_zps6b82be22.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/r578/fingalwang86/Walther_PPX_12_zps6b82be22.jpg</a> I'm aware, I have 2 PPX's. What I'm saying is it still has a firing pin block that is not moving out of the way until the trigger is pulled. You could hit the little hammer with a real hammer and the firing pin (or striker or whatever) is not going to touch the primer. Anything that's going to get inside the trigger guard on the PPX to accidentally fire the gun will also disengage the trigger "safety" on the Glock; hence my "question" what 's the difference. As long as the trigger is not pulled, it's not going off, hence making sure the holster completely covers the trigger guard. |
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Posted: 1/5/2015 3:34:40 PM EST
[#35]
I just purchased one of these. Was wanting a truck gun and was about to order a Canik TP-9 unitl I saw the price on the PPX.
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Posted: 1/7/2015 12:01:13 PM EST
[#36]
I received my 9mm PPX last week. Only had a chance to shoot it about 100 times. Used some 115 grain WWB, but mostly my handloads, 124/147 plated and JHP, plus some lead round nose. No malfunctions and reasonably accurate.
I look forward to receiving a holster and giving it a good workout when the temperature breaks 50 degrees. I see a lot of comments about the size of the PPX. Maybe I'm used to SIGs and Glocks. It's not a pocket pistol, but no harder to carry/conceal than a SIG 226/220 or a Glock 17.. |
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Posted: 1/15/2015 10:45:50 AM EST
[#37]
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I love my PPS but damn that PPX is ugly So am I. If it works, I don't care. 
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Posted: 1/15/2015 5:15:58 PM EST
[#38]
Quote HistoryQuoted: So am I. If it works, I don't care. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I love my PPS but damn that PPX is ugly So am I. If it works, I don't care. |
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Posted: 1/15/2015 5:37:26 PM EST
[#39]
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I bought one and honestly it's a lot nicer in person than pictures online About sums it up... Forrest |
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Posted: 1/15/2015 8:46:36 PM EST
[#40]
Quote HistoryQuoted: About sums it up... Forrest Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I bought one and honestly it's a lot nicer in person than pictures online About sums it up... Forrest |
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Posted: 1/17/2015 11:25:05 PM EST
[#41]
Bought the PPX with threaded barrel for $299.
And 3 extra new factory mags for $19 ea. What a steal! Does anyone know who makes raised sights for the PPX/PPS (apparently they take the same sights)? |
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Posted: 1/18/2015 2:55:03 PM EST
[#42]
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Bought the PPX with threaded barrel for $299.
And 3 extra new factory mags for $19 ea. What a steal! Does anyone know who makes raised sights for the PPX/PPS (apparently they take the same sights)? Trijicon is making their standard and HD night sights for the PPX now. They appear to be taller than the factory steel sights. I don't know if that's actually true or not, but I'm putting a set on my pistol soon regardless if they're actually taller or not. |
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Posted: 1/18/2015 10:13:00 PM EST
[#43]
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Trijicon is making their standard and HD night sights for the PPX now. They appear to be taller than the factory steel sights. I don't know if that's actually true or not, but I'm putting a set on my pistol soon regardless if they're actually taller or not. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bought the PPX with threaded barrel for $299.
And 3 extra new factory mags for $19 ea. What a steal! Does anyone know who makes raised sights for the PPX/PPS (apparently they take the same sights)? Trijicon is making their standard and HD night sights for the PPX now. They appear to be taller than the factory steel sights. I don't know if that's actually true or not, but I'm putting a set on my pistol soon regardless if they're actually taller or not. Yeah the rear Trijicons are about 0.3 inches high, I am still trying to find specs on high the stock sights are. I anyone has one yet, can you measure them? (the stock sights) |
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Posted: 2/6/2015 1:33:28 AM EST
[#44]
They still have them at $280.....damn tempting. Might just have to pick one up for an extra HD gun.
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Posted: 2/6/2015 10:49:06 AM EST
[#45]
Spend my time over on the AR-15 forums but recently bought a PPX so that led me here. I am not familiar with CDNN but their magazine prices for the PPX are great. Assuming they are good to go with all the discussion here mentioning them?
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Posted: 2/6/2015 10:51:08 AM EST
[#46]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Spend my time over on the AR-15 forums but recently bought a PPX so that led me here. I am not familiar with CDNN but their magazine prices for the PPX are great. Assuming they are good to go with all the discussion here mentioning them? |
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Posted: 2/6/2015 12:08:48 PM EST
[#47]
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Spend my time over on the AR-15 forums but recently bought a PPX so that led me here. I am not familiar with CDNN but their magazine prices for the PPX are great. Assuming they are good to go with all the discussion here mentioning them? Very good to go. The CDNN deal was better a month ago that included holster, extra mag and mag pouch, but Ill still would recommend this gun at this price point for anyone who needs "a gun". |
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Posted: 2/6/2015 12:57:24 PM EST
[#48]
I bought my PPX locally at an Academy Sports using a gift card I had received for the lions share of the cost. First auto pistol I have owned with all prior experience being with six-guns. I have no doubt this was the best choice for me for a first semi-auto. Thanks to you and JoeMal for feedback on CDNN. Looks like I will order some more mags from them.
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Very good to go. The CDNN deal was better a month ago that included holster, extra mag and mag pouch, but Ill still would recommend this gun at this price point for anyone who needs "a gun". |
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Posted: 2/6/2015 7:37:04 PM EST
[#49]
Quote HistoryQuoted: I bought my PPX locally at an Academy Sports using a gift card I had received for the lions share of the cost. First auto pistol I have owned with all prior experience being with six-guns. I have no doubt this was the best choice for me for a first semi-auto. Thanks to you and JoeMal for feedback on CDNN. Looks like I will order some more mags from them. Quote HistoryQuoted: I bought my PPX locally at an Academy Sports using a gift card I had received for the lions share of the cost. First auto pistol I have owned with all prior experience being with six-guns. I have no doubt this was the best choice for me for a first semi-auto. Thanks to you and JoeMal for feedback on CDNN. Looks like I will order some more mags from them. Quoted: Very good to go. The CDNN deal was better a month ago that included holster, extra mag and mag pouch, but Ill still would recommend this gun at this price point for anyone who needs "a gun". At $20, I think you will be hard pressed to find cheaper mags. Order a few to make up for the $8 shipping
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Posted: 2/7/2015 1:19:17 PM EST
[#50]
do nightsights for the PPS fit this thing? I ordered one...couldn't pass up that price.. |
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