Thus—for the very first time—American Rifleman offers a review of a new Walther pistol marked with the company’s banner logo and, yes, it is a .45. In either chambering, the PPQ was a very ...

But one thing is for certain: Walther makes good stuff and their products really deserve more attention. One such product is their PPQ pistol ... merging the trigger system of a SIG P226 or ...

Based on the popular PPQ, Walther's PPQ M2 has established itself as one of the company's most successful handguns. Now Walther fans will have the opportunity to own a PPQ chambered in ...

The PPQ 45 has the signature Walther quick-defense trigger, ambidextrous controls, and an accessory rail to mount a light or laser-sighting system. It has a 4.25-inch barrel and a magazine ...

The PDP has been around for a few years, evolving from the PPQ and ... optic-mounting system make this a fantastic out-of-the-box competition pistol. There are few — if any — production striker-fired ...