Glock G44 & Walther PPQ 22 Comparison

[@tri3pleagent]

Walther ergonomics and trigger are why I've always chosen Walther over Glock. Nothing about that changes here. Great review!

[@BoostedCruze]

I know this comment might be strange but I love you man. Your videos have been the best gun channel on KZbin. Thy have helped me learn so much about the fire arms when I first began my journey carrying. I can't say How much of a fan I am of your channel. Also that iconic green background never get old. I just wanted to spread some love to your channel, and show my ap preciation of your content. Stay safe ,and keep the content coming 🙏

[@eM-ed5pz]

Excellent review! Really helped me out a lot. I'm going to get the ppq for my daughter. Long live the Republic

[@DIYDad1]

Something about the looks of the Walther that’s just awesome. Glad to see that Glock finally made a 22 and one that feeds reliably unlike the conversion kits. Throw an optic on the top and you have a great target pistol.

[@P-12]

There will be no option for an optic, that would make the slide too heavy and it may not cycle reliably.

[@kevmac1230]

​@@P-12the Glock looks good and seems built to last.But being over twice what I paid for the Walther that's what I went with.

[@John-hw3ds]

Came here to eat popcorn and watch the battle. I walk in and Sootch00 has everybody hugging and highfiving! Outstanding review. I have the PPQ9. Will have to go check out this 22!

[@Ando2k10]

I just got the .22 last week, but haven't had it to the range yet. Feels just like the 9mm in the hand, and in the holster.

[@kgroombr]

I have a few Walther pistols, but they all have the paddle mag release which I love.If I could get the PPQ 22 with the paddle mag release, I would buy it in a heartbeat.

[@fumastertoo]

I've owned a lot of 22's over the years, but have always wanted a Glock in 22lr. I can't wait to get my hands on one of the G44's. I also like the Taurus TX22, shoots very well! Thanks for the cool video, have a great weekend brother!

[@Alen725]

Dont, its not worth it.

[@nawmsayin8017]

@@Alen725 why do you say so?

[@astoica1]

You’re wasting your money. they lock up all the time. you cannot even shoot a whole magazine without it locking up. Walther is the way in 22lr.

[@paulcarlin5181]

Definite pros and cons to both! for the PQ22, I can get a threaded barrel, case, and two mags for 329 vs. 399 for the Glock no threaded barrel.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Awesome comparison video , Sootch00 !!!!!!!!!! Thanks for showing these great 22 Lr firearms an always long live the republic my friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tahertz8544]

I would pick the Smith & Wesson M&P Compact 22. And then go to the Smith & Wesson Shield 380EZ. Then the next step would be the Smith & Wesson 9 mm Shield EZ 3-step way for a youngster to step up from a 22 to a 380 to a 9 mm. And it's EZ like Sunday morning

[@DirtyMechanicG35]

My PPQ 22 SD/TAC came with two mags. One was a 10rd and one was a 12rd. They miss ordered and ordered the 10rd for me. But it was ok because it had a 12rd in the case when I got it; the 10rd was in the gun. The bonus of the SD/Tac is the threaded barrel for later.... "activities."

[@kevinbcampbell1225]

Both appear to be great pistols. I think the preference is how comfortable the pistol feels in the shooter’s hand.

[@Rcknroler913]

The ergonomics of Walther pistols is the deciding factor for me.

[@theJlangdon34]

To each there own. I like the Glock better

[@geezerp1982]

you mean umerax

[@EstorilEm]

Check out the 5" version of the PPQ 22, awesome option for me since my 9mm is the PPQ Q5

[@Swissk31300BO]

It helps that the Walther is known for magnificent failures unlike the Glock 44. I mean seriously how did Glock put out a dud of a 22LR pistol when aftermarket companies had already perfected 22lr for them?

[@peterbills4129]

I've been considering a .22 to make range trips a little more affordable, and both these guns make sense. Thanks for the comparison.

[@sootch00]

It's great to have a 22LR pistol on hand. Thanks Peter!

[@J1Z06]

I don't feel so badly firing 200+ of .22lr maybe $22? Vs way more with 9 or .45. I probably have 3000 rounds of .22 stashed.

[@giovannim5101]

I wish you had the Taurus TX22 for Comparison. thank you for the video....

[@BoostedCruze]

That would be a comparison video I would watch twice.

[@codybrooks2696]

I wish CZ had a 22 version of the P10. Would be awesome for training - cheaper than my P10 in 9mm for sure.

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

Absolutely.

[@eyeofmit]

I had the PPQ 22 to go along with my 9mm version. I traded it after less then a year. I read that the problem I was having with the PPQ 22 was known and not fixed at the factory level. The roll pin in the slide kept backing out. I liked the gun but no excuse putting out a product that is not correct. I still have my 9 mm, no problem ever. Looking forward to the glock to go along with my G19's. Just my experiences, your mileage may vary.

[@alaskancub7124]

This was super helpful to me!!! I carry G19 size frames as my regular carry, so I’ve wanted a .22 Glock like this for decades! But, while I was waiting I got a Gen 2 P22, which you even included in this video!!! Thanks! I love that little Walther, and the Glock won’t replace it for camping, but it’ll be great to have the G44 on the range.

[@eot1076]

I fired my Glock 44 yesterday and had a recurring issue. I shot over 700 rounds with a few different types of ammo. The issue had nothing to do with the firearm or ammo. While loading the magazine the rounds would nose down increasingly as I neared full capacity, 10 rounds. This would then stop the slide from going forward when attempting to chamber the first round. As long as I fidgeted with the rounds before loading it would work fine. Suggestions?

[@g.h.3049]

Glock 19 owner so going with the 44. Been needing a 22 pistol for the woods.

[@MrRebar15]

*Sootch* Thanks for taking the time to bring us this comparison. God Bless, brother !!!

[@sootch00]

Thanks Kevin! I always appreciate it my friend. God Bless you!

[@scubaguy007]

If you’re going to train, train with YOUR carry gun. As for plinking... Ruger Mark lV all day for me. I have the 22/45 and I love it.

[@djp279]

You're 100% right. These are 9mm pistols. Take the $350 for your glock 44 and buy 2000 rounds of 9mm

[@Hunt2EatWild]

Exactly

[@minnesotanice369]

@@Hunt2EatWild precisely

[@appalachiangunman9589]

I want the 22/45 in the Mark II. It seems like the Ruger’s are the most reliable .22 LR auto pistol out there in my opinion, but I think there is a big demand for .22 LR’s that “look” like centerfire pistols.

[@freshcut6952]

You are my first source for gun knowledge thanks for all the videos

[@Rubeless]

Shot the smith M&P 22 and really liked it. I wondered why glock didn’t make one...a late Christmas gift it is.

[@henryi9738]

This is the video comparison I've been waiting for, thank you sir !

[@sootch00]

Thanks Henry!

[@jimfel76]

I wish the Glock was based on the G48. The smaller frame would have been perfect for introducing younger kids to shooting.

[@BJ-nj1cs]

The point was to have a cheap trainer for the 19....not to have a small 22lr for kids!

[@mick_1976]

Yeah that would have been a lot better and would have made more sense given the capacity. I don't buy into the trainer firearm deal. I train with what I'm actually going to use.

[@Alen725]

There are small 22lr for kids out there, any glock frame isnt for kids.

[@devinhotline2721]

Micky Bowling ok Donald’s trump rich ass

[@gregorylubbers8533]

Yes! I have a G44 but I wish they'd based it off the 48 or 43X (my carry gun).

[@mr_evil_overlord5]

Have them both. Walther all day everyday.

[@mervyndelatorre]

I traded my brand new Walther PPQ .22lr for the new G44. I originally purchased the PPQ as a trainer for my young son, but upon seeing the G44, I decided to have my son train with a similar firearm as dad’s G19s. I got the G44’s threaded barrel to shoot suppressed.

[@HonchoHustle901]

Looks & Familiarity: Glock 44 Trigger & Build: Walther PPQ Cost & Capacity: Taurus TX22 Taurus for the win!

[@AKGirthQuake]

@Super Clark "Glock is a proven handgun" "Theres a reason 80%+ police departments use them" "but why is everyone copying them" "You pay for the quality" "Its glock perfection" "Glock magazines" Look I respect what the glock line up has done but to me it seems like they're resting on their laurels, nothing innovative, going back to earlier gen designs, same gun essentially since the 80's but yet still charging around 500$ while its competitors are 100$ to even 200$ dollars cheaper and offer more features. Look Glock has been around for so long and is a proven platform but it's nothing special and other gun manufacturers are pumping out like quality products for cheaper and in time will be just as proven and will probably run glock out of business and they'll be the Colt 2.0

[@josephbarker6875]

Yeah I think 300 bucks is plenty for a .22 pistol. Having only held the Taurus, the TX 22 is great ergonomics and is 17 rounds

[@scottperson9487]

SR22 for reliability.

[@charlesbyrneShowComments4all]

I have the S&W M&P 22 made by Walther and it is very similiar to the Walther PPQ 22. It is ambi including the slide lock and external safety. It is a great training pistol. For the Glock 19 I just have the Advantage Arms conversion kit. It is pretty reliable except with the hyper velocity brands and the Winchester White Box. The S&W eats everything. They're great training pistols. You can introduce a new shooter to them and shoot bulk ammo on the cheap. Once a new shooter has become acclimated to either of those pistols they can move up to shooting any variety of 9mm I have or anyone else at the range has. I'm sure the Glock 44 AND PPQ 22 are great guns as well.

[@jbloun911]

Glock is the Honda Civic of Guns... Walther is luxury coupe

[@hkw8477]

The PPQ looks identical to the M&P22 (full size) internally. Makes sense since Walther manufactured the M&P also.

[@mattbarrett2600]

Currently have the PPQ and absolutely love shooting it , I am in the market for another 22lr and thinking the 44 might be my next buy

[@joegraves3596]

The Walther P22QD has a captured spring. Definitely makes it easier to field strip, clean and reassemble. Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@ammkad]

Currently own a Ruger SR22 and it’s a great shooter. PPQ series are great shooters also, but I do prefer the Glock 44 since being more familiar with Glocks and prefer there take downs, and simplicity. And like Sootch said if you got the 19 or PPQ go with what your familiar with, both options are great.

[@frankkositz2342]

Walther all the way

[@jko0526]

In my experience it’s common to have some malfunctioning during the first clip breaking in of Glocks.

[@glockster68]

the PPQ every day works for me....so that is the one I would go with.

[@PhotoTrekr]

I used to have all Glocks. Now I'm all Walther PPQ including the .22. I love my PPQ handguns but the .22 suffers from the same issue as other .22 handguns, the ammo. It runs most .22 rounds. But, you'll have a problem with the occasional round.

[@J1Z06]

Try a Taurus TX22. 8 types of ammo have gone through it. It has 3000 through it and has yet to fail.

[@kevmac1230]

Many have said the Walther will work fine with most high velocity rounds.

[@Weisewulf]

Uhhh....just stick with what works in your gun

[@michaelfay794]

The Glock seems to me like the way to go. 3yrs in production. They got this one down. Happy New year Sootch.

Except for the many cracked slides, the Glock 44 is just dandy.

[@sethburgin5994]

@ And the fact they won't run lots of types of .22 ammo. And the fact the Glock costs $120 more than the Walther. Yep, a real winner from Glock. Winner of the golden poly turd award.

[@jonross377]

@@sethburgin5994 Walther also comes with the threaded barrel, I am a glock fanboy but I wouldn't buy this one..

[@Weisewulf]

Guess you dont own a suppressor Or plan on getting one?

[@JamesStephen710]

This is the way

[@bigalfrombrewster1842]

Rangers are the way,,,,all the way !!

[@22640cal]

This is the way

[@bigalfrombrewster1842]

@@22640cal still not getting it

[@22640cal]

@@bigalfrombrewster1842 I know rangers lead the way, all the way. The OP is quoting The Mandalorian... so really, you're not getting.

[@oceandmike]

Rangers Lead The Way!

[@bearnicholas3830]

according to some presenters here the G-44 was specifically designed for 22 ammo (inconsistency), I am a PPQ owner though.....to me is what is in your system...Ford or Chevy?

[@auwz66]

Dont know if yours is different but my .22 PPQ has a barrel shroud which tensions against the frame which you can unscrew and remove the barrel for cleaning if you want.

[@christianfigueroa6025]

Hi Sootch00, don’t you have access to a CZ P07 chambered in .22LR? It will be a good comparison between the other good hammer fired, DA/SA handguns of this segment, like Walther P22, Ruger SR22, Sig Sauer Mosquito and some other that you think make the final cut to be in the top 4 or 5 best hammer fired plinker, I personaly have the CZ P07 Kadet (.22LR) in urban grey, my father have the Sig Sauer Mosquito and a very good friend of mine have the Walther P22, this is why I propose this comparison 😄. PS: in my country the Ruger SR22 is not yet available

[@dccmadams44]

Tim at MAC has shown a G44 firing out of battery, cracked slides, malfunctions. I ordered the PPQ, my 3rd. Also have many PPS pistols. Have never experienced a malfunction in any of them. I also own aG19 and wanted to G44 to be great, but it is unsafe in current form. Maybe someday.....

[@2wheelpeel664]

I’m still going to get an advantage arms 22 conversion.

[@regsparkes6507]

I don't own a Glock, but I do own a Walther PPX, and I do like the way the PPX fits me,..so I thinking I'll go buy the PPQ-22 next. Maybe a little later I'll go buy the 44, we'll see. Thanks for this sootch, I was hoping you do a comparo. and this is great to watch.

[@jacklittle6461]

I held the 44 today; a very nice pistol

[@N98858]

Sootch...so dedicated to your productions that I watch even when I am not interested in that particular firearm ';-)

[@robertdaniello5717]

Agreed

[@ChrisHiblerPinball]

Yep. I’ll never own a Glock and the PPQ doesn’t really interest me. I’m a Ruger man. Still, I love the reviews.

[@Chief-Solarize]

I wish Fisher-price would collab with Glock

[@theupperdeckertaker9991]

Always been a fan of Walter before I ever even watched 007, it's my favourite pistol in my grandfather's collection, and I have no idea which model is my #1 favourite I like them all..although I don't know why but I wish they didn't discontinue the PPQ I like them more than the PDP

[@billp5424]

I’m on the first Glock 44 I see as a companion for my Gen 5 19. I wonder if things like the sights, controls and back straps are interchangeable.

[@angelinabuendia8844]

Bill P not sure about controls and blackstraps but yes for the sights. Though, according to a couple of different reviewing sources be careful with the polymer slide because if the rear sights go in crooked or are too tight, they may cut into the polymer. Not sure if anyone has actually had a problem with this or if it was a criticism of a possible issue of the polymer slide.

[@Prepare2Survive]

Is the breach face and lockup locations for the barrel hood on the slide metal or polymer?

[@rogueshadow93]

Great breakdown! I own both bigger and you made this a hard decision of which to buy first for practice and cheap practice for the bigger guns

[@Dr.JSneurosurg]

Getting the second generation of the 44 seems like the best course of action to me.

[@Skulllywag]

I don't know...I bought a G44 last month, have ran about 500 rounds through it, and am looking to replace it already. It jams and misfeeds CONSTANTLY. I should have researched the gun BEFORE I bought it. It seems many folks are having the same problems I am.

[@JohnAIDoe]

The only thing keep me from getting the G44 is threaded barrel sold separately.

[@MrSquid-vy2ik]

I own a PPQ 9mm and I am here for it, but after watching the disassembly, I probably like the G44 better.

[@mikestrunk3282]

Great review....never a Walther fan. Shooting my G44 suppressed now......DA Mask. What a bunch of fun but not cheap.

[@J1Z06]

A P22 was My very first pistol. I'd consider a POQ .22. I also love Glock pistols. Love My G45, 21 and 19C. You can never have enough firearms and ammo. Buy both! 😬😬 I might! Great video! Thank You

[@jamesalbin6194]

You do such a awesome job on your reviews and I am looking at buying another 22LR and I will probably go with the Walthers over the Glock I'm not a Glock guy I have never owned one and I Walthers, Springfield, S&W and Taurus so thank you James A

[@jrago6228]

Great video, was watching you straight glock 44 review earlier and you mentioned a laser, what was it and is that a good choice for it? Practice ammo fmj you liked ? Carry /defense ammo? Hornady make a 22 cartridge? Thanks again for sharing!

[@Mr2Reviews]

Is the G44 slide compatible with G19 frames? G44 x Polymer 80? G44 vs Advantage Arms?

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

Mr2 Reviews I want to know that, too.

[@Mr2Reviews]

His G44 only review says the slides are not interchangeable so I don't think it will go on a polymer 80 either. Curious if Advantage Arms 15rd magazines will work with the G44 though. G44 reliability plus 5 extra rounds with AA mags = winner if it works good.

[@rottiejakeluke]

I do like all your videos. I’ve been wanting to ask you this question for some time: will you please telll me about the hearing protection you use? Make, model, cost, etc. thank you.

[@mnrodriguez]

As always, great, well presented information! Thanks!!!

[@PeanutNore]

Always stick around for the outtakes at the end, dadgummit

[@str8shooter52]

No thanks. I bought the Taurus TX22 and it’s an excellent gun. It’s supremely accurate and has two16 round magazines!

[@sootch00]

The TX22 is excellent. Thanks Brother

[@57HarleyDavidson]

@levi blankenship The TX22 holds 16 rounds.

[@jeffwilson1217]

And threaded barrel, see half the price!

[@BJ-nj1cs]

The Glock has a 15 round mag that you will be able to get

[@xEXx187]

Ppq 45acp is probably one of the best polymer 45s out there. The g21 is also an insane gun..it all comes down to preference in my opinion

[@dmontes4192]

Being that most 22lr are lead would it be a problem with the Glock barrel that typical does not recommend lead bullets with no jacket ?

[@markseifert521]

My PPQ has a fiber optic front site. I fired both before I bought the PPQ the glock for me wasn't as accurate or as ergonomic. Plus I find glocks quite cheap to the feel and , although not really a reason to buy, the are very unattractive.

[@dang2045]

I actually like the way the Glock 44 is built and I have Glock 9mm’s but already got the Taurus TX22 that so far has been excellent but I’m wondering how it will wear long term.

[@J1Z06]

I have a G45, a 19C Gen 4 and a 21 Gen 4. I love My TX 22 by Taurus! 3000 rounds, 8 types of ammo, zero failures.

[@RevGunn-jq3cq]

I own the PPQ 22 in 4&5 inch they are trainers for my PPQ 9mm and Q5 Match the Walther P22q is my trainer for my Glock42 as the are almost the exact size but the Walther‘s grips are better. I can’t wait for my 44 to come in. My G19 needs a friend

[@MrHav1k]

I'll need to get one of these PPQs probably. Any gun worth a damn needs to have a 22LR conversion kit/dedicated 22 version. So much fun to shoot and most of all CHEAPER!!

[@paulcarlin5181]

@Patrick O'Brien Today's prices, its about 200 rounds per 100 bucks. So you could get 800 rounds for the price of the Glock 22.

[@alexandergrafvonrothenstein]

When you open the Walther PPQ it looks like a toy, or a gas pistol by us in Germany. 😄 The Glock looks great. 🤩 I have the Glock 17 Gen5 and a CZ P07 Kadet 22lr. Booth are great shooter. 👍

[@perrymcfry4696]

What size glove do you wear? I wear an extra lrg. Trying to get a comparison to grip by hand size.

[@irish60plus]

With my Walther P22Had some issues running Federal Punch with advertised 1070fps. FTE. Switched to hotter ammo with no problems. Anyone found similar?

[@bobbywest7970]

I have an idea I would like some feedback on. Would it be possible to port the barrel on the bottom to increase muscle Flip and possibly reduce recoil spring tension to increase felt recoil. These guns are for plinking and training and I think it would be interesting from a training perspective to increase perceived recoil and muzzle flip from .22LR. Is this silly and impractical or totally doable?

[@fuzzyreticle]

The Taurus Tx22 is also excellent.

[@shawnlee5482]

Fuzzyreticle So is the Black Mamba from Volquartsen

[@jeffwilson1217]

And exceptional trigger, with (2) 16 round magazines, threaded barrel, at half the price!

[@jeffwilson1217]

Love how easily my TX22'S SLIDE disassembles! You simply remove the end cap, and the entire striker assembly comes right out, then falls apart (housing is in 2 halves). You can further, remove the steel breach block, after tapping out the tension retaining pin, and, using a dowel rod, drive it forward and lift out, through a cut out. Engineers really thought this through!

[@alschoenbeck4641]

paid $179 for my TX22 - great gun

[@lazygamer9725]

I think training with what you are carrying is important..a 22 in a g19 size is ok but I'd rather train with what caliber I'm carrying. Nice idea but if I was just wanting a nice little 22 to plink with I'd have to go with the new tx22 I like the ergonomics better than either of these or the ruger sr22. I've shot all n best bang for buck I'd go TX22.... now if taurus brought a 9mm 40 and 45 in the TX variety I think they would sell tons of them I'd get a tx9mm allday . Good job Sootch always informative.

[@John-Adams-Can]

Glock 44 vs. M&P 22 would be perfect!

[@josephlicata4304]

Both look good. I like glocks and have a 44 on order.

[@bdm1000]

How come various shotguns and AR-15's mate steel and aluminum without a problem, but a weak .22LR wears out? Or does it?

[@badbob9596]

You said many times the Walther was a blowback design.Maybe i missed it but what is the glock, Blowback or tilting barrel lockup?

[@peterryabinin3829]

Cool guns! The best work ever you have, sir)

[@g.p.v._s.p.o.t5416]

Walter PPQ 22 lock sick, but vs Taurus TX22 🤔 I want see a video 👍 great review

[@gerryk3114]

I’m such a Fan of the Walther PPQ-M2 in 9mm, I Have TWO of them !! AND one in 45ACP, couldn’t resist when Walther ran a $100 Rebate !!! Don’t have it in 22LR, because I have 4 other pistols from 2 Different Manufacturers: Ruger & S&W (22/45 Mk III & SR22 ; M&P22compact & Victory) !!!! I’m Not a Glock Guy, simply because it’s grip angle hurts to shoot !! I have Nerve issues !!! TOOK MY CCW TRAINING SHOOTING A G19, AND I SHOT IT WELL !!!

[@c.fernandez8664]

Because of the design differences in these guns, did you notice if the G44 fired .22 any more reliably?

[@scotta9114]

I purchased the Walther and mine shoots left and low. Thought it was me but another shooter shot my PPQ22 and he also shot low and left.

[@scottperson9487]

Nice video. Any chance of getting a comparison adding similar offerings including the SR22, M&P 22 and others?

[@sootch00]

Thanks Scott! There are a lot of choices so we'll see what we can do.

[@bigalfrombrewster1842]

You can modify the ppQ mag with a GSG mag upgrade for a total of 15 without the baseplate,, pyrotechnics are great in the evening with the clock

[@evilfluff6634]

Walther has been building.22lr pistols for years over most. In time if glock keeps making a .22lr it will get better. But if they don’t sell good they may walk away from the.22lr. Because they don’t want to damage Glocks name.

[@Avitaser]

Walther internals look identical to my full size M&P 22...oh wait...it's made by Walther. Runs great, shoots great, more accurate than the shooter and with a can is a great backyard trainer w/o earpro.

[@wesleymartins2942]

Please compare the G44 vs TX22. Thanks.

[@michealivory9982]

He would tx22 will blow the glock 44 out the water

[@ckim6400]

Great comparison. Both excellent little .22's

[@sootch00]

Thanks C!

[@JamesSmith-xs1yy]

Amen to that!

[@mr.nobody9697]

the 44 had too many misfires for my taste. I think the tougher slide has something to do with it. Its a great 22lr but its out performed by my SR22, PPQ, P22 and TX22 which all have few misfires/stove pipes.

[@dccmadams44]

Until the plastic slide cracks...like it does.

[@gunvlog]

CZ P07 Kadet is my choice. Like the G44 ist has karger Mags. The DA/SA Trigger is sweet

[@kathleenpimentel9218]

What happened to Josie Outlaw:?: her last upload five years ago.

[@HonduDan]

I'm sorry Sootch but shooting a .22 pistol with the same dimensions and manual of arms as a 9mm pistol is not good for training. 9mm and .22 a far too different of caliber for any training with a .22 to be of any use. I mean I get what you're saying but, just go buy a 9mm and train with it. These guns are awesome and would be perfect for a kid or someone who isn't familiar with firearms, but only as a .22 pistol. It's like saying driving Mini Cooper is great training for driving an 18 wheeler.

[@jamessantory76]

Does the Glock come with a threaded barrel? Would have liked more on the accuracy.

[@mikewyatt4823]

If the 19 and 44 have the same size mags and the 19 holds 15rds of 9, then why can they only squeeze 10rds of 22 in the 44? Gock needs to follow Taurus because they are definitely leading the way!

[@VanguardX]

22's dont stack well. glock wanted perfect reliability and found 10 rounds to be the count they were comfortable with. Im sure you will see 15+ aftermarket mags.

[@3wheelmannc860]

I have the PPQ .22 and it is fantastic and feeds any ammo I have put through it so far. I have always wished it had a plate option. If Glock adds a plate option, I'm in... A long slide version would also be real sweet.

[@sootch00]

Thanks Brother! The PPQ 22 is a great gun for sure.

[@tasosevdaimon.393]

PPQ of any kind and mulfaction,i don't think it's gonna happen...ever! I have the 9mm ,after 3000 rounds of any kind! I had none! It's a very reliable gun,...

[@DavidGarcia-lb4xy]

I own a ppq sc 9mm and a glock 23 Gen 4 and enjoy shooting both not to much difference on the recoil. Either one is good for me.