Walther PPQ Reviews

It black and shoots both bb and pellets

Did the magazine didn't roll out of the gun so easily and and that it was a blowback

Overall a really good guy

This gun looks good, feels good, sites are ok, atleast you can use them easily... First Co2 leaked half way out, then stopped... It has "some" accuracy, but the trigger makes this gun a piece of trash... Bought it for my grandson for Christmas, and the night before I opened it to make sure it shot before giving it to him... I'm so glad I did, I had to run to 5 stores to buy him one he COULD shoot... The trigger on this gun is even hard for ME to pull!!! Not worth sending back, I do gun work, so I'll take it apart and polish the internals, that should "help" it... It's so hard to pull that my finger slides down the trigger, and had my finger raw just shooting 4 clips... So buyer beware, but as I always tell people, there's good ones and bad ones, I might just have gotten a bad one... I'll update this after I do a good trigger job...

The trigger!!! Bad when an adult can't hardly pull it, and get a raw blister after 4 clips, you'll not wanna shoot it again!!!

Looks good, feels good, about all it's worth so far...

The build and quality look good

Trigger is very gritty and not consistent. The one I got shoots to the left,even after adjusting sight clockwise as far as it will go. Very sorry I bought this gun,will try to return.

the weight size price and shooting accuracy. This air pistol looks and feels like the real deal.

I would make a different type of clip for loading ammo pellets and BBs so it could hold more shots and allow more shots before loading again.

This pistol is powerful and not a toy. Also, it looks so much like a real pistol so don't pack it in view as some may mistake you to be packing a real pistol which could get you shot or in real trouble.

smooth action in both BB and pellets

not really

starter pistol for grand daughter, accuracy is part of her learning

Excelente

Nothing

No

The handling feels like a real firearm. Great for target practice.

Haven't used it enough.

If you are going to use pellets, make sure you get the wad cutter. I spent a bit of money before realizing what "ammo" it would take.

I got two of these so that my wife could practice her gun skills and I could show her with mine. We like the feel and it is very similar to the Walther P 22Q that she has. It is very accurate at 22 feet right out of the box using the sights on the pistol. I also have the laser. Its kind of fun but Id rather use the sights on the pistol. These are nice because of the pinwheel magazines. These are much easier to load for those that are not digitally inclined.

Not much.

Buy extra bb magazines! We have six between us and thats a pretty good deal

The pistol feels just like the real thing, very nice appearance and sound. The rail allows me to affix a laser which I use instead of the sights.

Pretty long trigger pull which tends to affect my accuracy. Overall it shoots a pretty consistent grouping with the occasional outlier probably due to a bent pellet. I'm begging for another 50-75 FPS as it's just barely adequate. A blowback feature would be great, but that would just lose more energy

Choosing the right pellet makes a big difference. Long pointed pellets will jam, I'm having great results with wadcutters and hollow points. Wish it was a .22 but that would probably be under powered. I get about 80 shots out of a 16 gram cartridge, I'd be happy to get 40 shots and have a higher FPS if the designers could make that happen

Very accurate at 5 paces, even with BBs.

This a very accurate to scale gun. Looks great and well made. Been waiting. A long time to own one.worth the weight.

Not 1 thing.

Worth every cent. Get at least 4 magazines shooting out of 1 co2.

Good heft. Solid feel. I don't have a 'real' PPQ, and haven't shot one for several months, and even then only about 50-rounds across variants of the PPQ frame and chambered in 9mm. This pellet gun felt pretty realistic in my hand, and when going to sight the target. Obviously, the action, and trigger pull aren't like a 9mm variant ... because it clearly isn't that kind of animal. Trigger is pretty heavy - think of it as a double-action pull. After about 40 rounds shot at targets between 15 and 35', seems pretty true. It is not quiet, but also not super loud. I think Pyramyd rates it medium-high, or something like that. I've not experimented with ammunition, yet - only have used RWS Meisterkugeln wad cutters, [the instructions do discourage use of anything other than wad cutters and domed ammo]. Those work well. No misfires, jams, skipped rounds, etc. Operations seem intuitive.

This is my first CO-2 pellet gun, having gone 'backwards' from firearms in 9mm and .40-cal, to spring action pellet and pump-pneumatic, to CO-2. My comments may reflect 'newby' status to this platform. First, the 'slide' to access the chamber seems to have a weak latch. I'd like a more solid 'click', and latch. It's probably fine, but I'm probably thinking akin to my polymer pistols where the slide still slams shut, [yes, it's a different action, I know]. I find myself putting my palm almost over the muzzle to push the slide into lock, and this feels unnatural. Second, spec's indicate that the rear sight is adjustable. It is, but only for windage. I didn't shoot off a bench rest to test, but I feel like the elevation is pretty true. However, I've read reviews on other pistol models where elevation is more of an issue in how the gun is sighted [or not sighted]. So, this model wouldn't accommodate an easy adjustment of elevation, [i.e. need gunsmith skills].

Pretty faithful to the firearm in looks. Orange dot sights. Quick reloading with extra magazines. Hits relatively hard since no gas is used for blowback. CO2 loading is pretty easy, with no wrench to lose.

Adjustable rear sight !!! Ambi safety. Im left handed.

Do not preload extra mags and let them unused for a length of time. I found the pellets shrink in diameter and get loose and can move to the back during shooting and will jam the pistol.

It feels very sturdy and very well made. Internals are all made from metal. This pistol is very authentic looking. Fit and finish are excellent. Loading the CO2 is excellent and a great feature. I love how the back plate flips open and snaps closed with the butt plate, locking everything in place together. Easy to load and shoot this is a great training pistol.

Nothing love the quality

I'll get back to you later after using it at the range with the results

Fit and finish are excellent. Feels great in the hand. Accuracy is amazing. Just adjusted the rear sight twice and I was shooting dead center bulls at a 2x2 inch target at 16 feet. Loading the mags is simple and very easy. Loading the pellets is easy, just make sure to follow the manual and use the right pellets. Make sure pellets are also seated properly. I would recommend RWS Sport Line, 7.0 grain wadcutters. These pellets are perfect for this gun, not too heavy, not too light. Loading the co2 is excellent and a cool feature how the back plate flips open and closes with the butt plate at the same time. The safety is fine and easy to operate. Sights are nicely lit.

Trigger pull. This has a very heavy trigger. After four co2 cans, I got a blister on my trigger finger. But..an easy fix is I added a thin strip of 3M, 1.5mm thick foam. Works perfect, no blisters and can still feel the trigger.

Read how I added the foam to the trigger. Make sure you don't use pointed pellets. And don't use a pellet to heavy for greater accuracy. I shot my usual RWS sport line, 7.0 grain along with some 8.64 grain Sig domed pellets which also worked well. I would try and stay around 8-7 grain pellets as the lighter the better. Trigger pull is heavy, but just add a piece of one sided 3M foam. Use the right pellets, stick with a light grain and play with the rear windage and this pistol will be very accurate.

It's a nice looking compact pistol.

The trigger. It's terrible. It makes me wish I never purchased the gun.

If you are looking for accuracy. This gun is not for you. I wish I would have listened to the reviewers about the trigger and purchased another repeater. Also...make sure you seat your pellets all the way so it doesn't jam. I used CPHP with good results.

Well made, easy to load and shoot, looks like the real live firing pistol. This would make a great air pistol for children under adult supervision as a way of introducing a child to the sport of learning to safely shoot and handle a gun.

The accuracy is very limited. About 5 yards is all I could hit the bull's eye, after that, the pellets wander all over the target and even didn't hit it. I would figure out how to make it shoot faster and more accurate.

An excellent value for the price

Over all great product feels close to real. Great pricing . Did well at 10 meters.

nothing

Buy this gun

There are a lot of things to like about this CO2 pistol. First off, let me say that I think this is probably the best deal going for CO2 pistols. For $70, you're getting pretty much the same level of quality you'd get with other pistols costing 3X as much. It has nearly the same features and functions very similarly using the same rotary magazines. The only difference is that is has a plastic slide. Although because it has a substantial amount of metal internal parts, it still has good weight. The grip is extremely comfortable and it points very, very well. It is extremely accurate...probably due to the grip design and its ability to help you stay on target while squeezing the trigger. The trigger is a little stiff though, but it has a well-defined break. CO2 efficiency is really good too. I can get at least 64 good, potent rounds fired and sometimes as much as 80 if I push it by letting the cartridge warm up.

A little lighter trigger would be nice and a dropout magazine would be cool and working rather than molded in mag release levers, but it would raise the cost.

This CO2 pistol does not have a blow-back feature, but nether does it's more expensive stablemates. Even though this pistol is designed to shoot BB's in addition to pellets...I would not recommend that. This pistol has a rifled barrel which increases its accuracy and shooting steel BB's will wear the rifling down pretty quickly.

Still enjoy shooting this fine pistol - 1,200+ rounds and counting. Great fit, finish and weight.. I use only pellets and nearly all are for 10-meter targets. Very impressive accuracy. All in all, I believe the PPQ is an excellent value and a pleasure to use.

I wouldn't change a thing.