Walther PPQ M2 CO2 Pellet Pistol, Blowback

Pistol alone is nice copy of PPQ. Pyramd staff very helpful in trying to seek resolution of several problems.

Magazines are trash. PPQ must stand for PxPoor Quality. Trigger requires EXTREME effort to operate magazine belt. Loading belt required great effort and several pellets were crushed during loading a needed to be replaced

Manufacturer has created a very poor magazine for the PPQ at a cost of $40 each. Might have seemed like a good idea but performance is full of problems. Trigger is terrible requiring EXCESSIVE force/pressure to rotate magazine. Definitely DO NOT recommend this pistol. Manufacturer should discontinue making this pistol or find a better magazine. Pyramyd Air staff was very helpful but even they were not able to solve manufacturers deficiencies.

Very authentic feeling. Nice blowback. Shoots great. I have had any jams in the short time I've had it. For the price it's a no brainer.

I would only change the belt material. It's fragile. I have three mags all together. Ones just a spare if something happens to the belts in the first two. The Glock 17 Gen 5 had the same issues but they changed the belt material and it never breaks.

The trigger pull is not even close to what people are saying. Yeah, it's a little heavy but nothing close to the complaints I've seen. I haven't even oiled it up. I intended to but it seems very manageable as is. Same with the Glock. So if you're thinking about buying this, do it. It's a great pistol. The frame literally feels authentic. Definitely accurate to a deck of cards at five yards. Don't worry about the trigger pull. It's fine. Be careful with the belt when loading, and have a spare mag if possible. This is a must for a collector.

Just received my pellet pistol yesterday. Put over 200 rounds through it so far and no hiccups whatsoever. Very hard hitter. Accuracy would be improved by a better trigger but so far I've seen some 3 inch groups shooting off hand at 20/25 ft. Workmanship is fantastic. Extremely Realistic in look, size, Weight. Function and feel. Love the co2 in the drop free mag. That is a must.

If I were designing the pistol I would build the mag/barrel around the h&n rabbit magnum pellet. That way, you could top load it like a real firearm mag and this could lead to improving the trigger pull weight and length. I would strive for velocity between 400 low and 500 high with those pellets giving an average of 7 or so fpe. Maybe make both sights adjustable. All in all, it is still a very nice piece. Very fun.

I've only tried 2 different pellets in it so accuracy might improve with other loads.