Hk VP9 vs Walther PPQ Detailed Comparison (HD)

[@walterhwhite109]

I had a VP9 and sold it. There were too many things I didn't like. Picked up a PPQ yesterday and look forward to shooting it. Good video. Thanks.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Walter H White The Walther PPQ 9mm pistols have been Terrific for us. The other one I have been really enjoying lately has been that 4th Gen Glock 19..... It has the Glock Night Sights on it and it has been such a great pistol so far. Young Beretta has been making fun of me with all the praise I have been putting on the New Glock 19 as he is a HUGE Walther PPQ fan. We have been shooting both pistols allot as of late, and a New Video will be coming. Beretta Sr.

[@paulriccio5333]

I'm not watching this video, is this kid 12 year......that was the best comparison I ever saw. Subscribed. I ride my slide release on my VP9. Still, love it. Shot both for a long time, it just works for me. Both amazing guns.

[@millstar562]

Good comparison video Jr. A+

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

millstar562 Thanks very much..... I did work hard on it. Have a nice Thanksgiving. Young Beretta.

[@juansanchez3]

Young Beretta knocks it out the park! Great job

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Juan Sanchez I told Young Beretta the same thing.... A Great job for a 17 year old for sure! Take Care Sir.... Beretta Sr.

[@OhioConcealed]

Very well done. Thanks for the comparison...

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi OhioConcealed , I am keeping both...... Both designs have strong points and both are a Blast to shoot.... Thank-you for staying in touch, Beretta Sr.

[@Mr9mm45acp]

Excellent video young Beretta!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Mr9mm45acp Thank-you Sir.

[@deepiper6529]

Great comparison video Young Beretta. I think the Walther is the better bargain.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Dee Piper , I hope people like the way I broke it down for them, because that can make a difference with the bottom line. Young Beretta.

[@ACMAGNUM1]

Excellent comparison guys. I think a fairer comparison would have been with a Walther ppq M1 ,which has the paddles. This debate over which is the better gun will continue for the next 20 years. They are both fine, quality, German made guns. It's going to come down to simply preference. For me it's my Walther ppq M1 classic. Although I still love my HK 45 with the Light LEM trigger system. That is a gun you guys should check out. The softest shooting 45 I've ever shot. And the light LEM trigger system is very nice. Well thanks guys for sharing.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Thanks ACMAGNUM1 Young Beretta did all the work on this one and I think he covered lots of good stuff for a 17 year old. I was also very happy with his work and we dig both pistols. We were at the range today so ..... more videos are coming. :} Beretta Sr.

[@ACMAGNUM1]

Young Beretta should be proud of himself. Not to many 17 year olds opinions are respected in the KZbin shooting community.Young Beretta as proven himself as a respected shooter and to his favor he has had an opportunity to test and fire a large variety of firearms, thanks to Sr. Keep up the good work young Beretta and thank you Sr. You guys are one of the best Father and Son teams on KZbin.

[@DeCavalcante]

Not a fan of striker fired but watching your vids make me want to buy that ppq. I almost did but I just love SIG too much and Beretta of course. PPQ is still on my list but I keep pushing it away haha.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi PAs Soprano , We love the Sigs and Beretta's too, I really like both of these pistols, and I think you would enjoy giving them a shot in the future some day. What do you think of the Sig 1911 Pistols??? Beretta Sr.

[@mag318]

I was torn between buying the PPQ M2 and the VP9, after shooting both I went with the PPQ. Recently my LGS got in the new Sig P320c in FDE and as soon as I held it I bought it. A friend has a VP9 and shooting all 3 side by side I prefer the PPQ and P320c over the excellent VP9, although I don't think you could go wrong with any of the three. Nice comparison video young man, if you do another add your P320c.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

mag318 Your Right, all three are really good. I enjoy shooting all of them, The best way to decide is to shoot all 3 of them yourself, or 2nd best way would be to go with the opinion of someone you trust.. Or a Gun Channel you trust. I would rank them PPQ, Sig 320, and then the HK VP9 ....Young Beretta

[@TheWilliamswarrior]

Good job there young beretta. I've got to say that the Walther strikes my fancy more than the HK.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi TheWilliamswarrior Young Beretta did this video all on his own, and I was impressed with the finished product. Both are very good, and we like that Walther Trigger..... Beretta Sr.

[@richardlinares7354]

After watch video I had no issue go out buy my PPQ. I agree PPQ ever thing they say it is.

[@supercobra99]

Good video!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi supercobra99 , Thank-you Sir, Have a Great Thanksgiving! I really like both pistol allot ..... Beretta Sr.

[@michaelogden5958]

Good review! I can't comment on the VP9, but I think you're spot-on with your PPQ comments. I'm more into 1911s and all-steel guns now, but my PPQ still puts a smile on my face when I take it out.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Michael Ogden Hi Michael, we agree, the Walther PPQ is just a bunch of fun. Young Beretta just did a new video on his PPQ in 40 caliber. Another Great Walther PPQ. Beretta Sr.

[@gph9674]

Good review, thanks for the info. I like them both. Lean toward the Walther. Trigger is very light on the PPQ though. Would love to compare both with my CZ P01 and see which shoots better.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi ***** Sounds like a fun day at the Range to me.... Beretta Sr.

[@gph9674]

Yes it sure does. Been breaking in an XDs 3.3" 9mm lately. Been a good shooter. Have a wonderful weekend. Harpo.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Great review. I love my PPQ, but I'm still very curious about the VP9. I love the sights and the slide ears....

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

I still have my VP9, I think it is also a very good handgun. Can't go wrong in my opinion. :) Beretta Sr.

[@MrKirkaudi]

great review

[@IEraiderfan]

Great review Young Beretta both are nice firearms I will have to try one out one of these days Thanks for the review.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Lou Flores Thanks Lou, We both think you will love either one... Great Pistols, and they are keepers for us. Beretta Sr.

[@FREEYSLTHUGGER]

Such a soothing voice, i wanna fall asleep, great vid Beretta jr!

[@markalbert8135]

Great comparison video! I went with the PPQ for the same reasons you did.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Mark Albert Hi Mark, You are gonna Love that Walther PPQ...... Still one of the Best in the World IMO...... Beretta Sr and Young Beretta.

[@tomb5470]

Nice comparison. Though, I prefer the VP9 guide rod assembly due to the wider surface of the spring.

[@Clutch_Kick187]

Nice video but why do you make such a big deal out of plastic guide rods..? I have an old gen 2 glock with close to 10k rounds... factory plastic guide rod..

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

PistolWhip Overall it is just personal preference....... We like the metal for a little added weight.... keeping the front end down for fast firing, no flex in the metal compared to plastic, and longer service life. The Glocks in our department changed out the recoil spring and guide rods every 2 years. This is just my take on it and not a must have. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@Thunderkat65]

I own both these guns and both are top notch polymer guns, in fact I think they are the two best polymer guns on the market. The differences between these two guns are minimal. Overall though I would say the PPQ makes a better range gun and the VP9 makes a better carry gun but like I said, the differences are minimal. I prefer the VP9 for carry due to the charging handles and mag release paddles and the PPQ for range because the trigger is lighter and the slide is shaped weird and difficult to grip when compared to the VP9.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Thunderkat65 , I agree, these are two of the best models out there. I also like the Sig P320 Compact allot.... IMO it is also very close to the top for a light weight carry polymer handgun. I have a couple videos up, but they do not do it justice in how nice the pistol shoots. I have the Compact size, close to the Walther PPQ and the HK VP9 and just a joy to shoot. You should check it out sometime. I think if you love the other 2, I bet you would like the Sig P320 also. You may like the videos I have posted on the Sig P320, also another Gun Channel that has a couple of videos up is called "Justin Opinion." Thanks for checking out the video, We Appreciate it. Have a Great rest of the weekend..... Beretta Sr.

[@Thunderkat65]

I saw your video for the P320 and I own a P226 and P229 so maybe one of these days I can check that out. Still waiting on my Wilson Combat Beretta 92G to arrive so have to wait a while before I buy another gun or face the wrath of wife.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Thunderkat65 I understand completely..... I think you will love that Wilson Combat Beretta 92G. Please hit me up when you get a chance to fire the first 100 rounds or so.... and let me know what you think. Thanks for the comments as I enjoy them. Beretta Sr.

[@dylfabsamcar4]

Excellent review Jr. Keep up the good work. :-)

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

dylfabsamcar4 Thank-you Sir.

[@stephenallen3551]

I agree with Robert Johnson on this comparison. I myself own the HK VP 9 and VP 40, I they are my most favor handguns and better made. I also own a Walter PPQ M1 (Classic) .40 S&W it's okay handgun but not all rave about in stock or upgrade form. The HKs are more better in shooting handling than my PPQ 40. And you can get more aftermaket upgrades and parts than with Walters.

[@stevenadams6964]

PPQ

[@vwa9832]

love my hk vp9

[@Sportimus]

Excellent comparison video. I was at my local gun store and they had a few of both of these along with the Sig P320. I find myself stuck between these, looking for something solid that would tip the scales and help me make a sound decision of what I want to get. Instead, I find myself going around in circles. It also does not help having that idiotic measure 594 looming over us WA State residents. Vote NO on that one, WA Residents!!! The commericals supporting that bill is a total LIE. Don't fall for it. Anyway, don't mean to get too political. But I sure would like to find a way to pick which one of these I want.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Sportimus , No problem.... People do need to get out and vote, but I would get what you want SOON, as we have no control over what is coming next. I have looked at these two pistols for a while now, and I like them both very much, with that said I think just from the pistol side of it ..... The HK VP9 is built like a tank..... Made to last.... as the guts of the pistol has so much steel holding it together.... I kinda like that. The feel of the pistol is Fantastic as is the Walther PPQ and the triggers are both are very good, the Walther has the edge here, but it is not a blast on the HK as it has a good trigger too. Both are a big step up from the Sig 320 for me at this point if you were interested in my take ...... I have the HK VP9 slightly ahead and Young Beretta has it the opposite way with the Walther PPQ ahead of the HK VP9.... Get one soon my friend..... Beretta Sr.

[@Strokin3]

I have the VP9 and the P320 full size. To be honest when I go to the range I find myself with P320 in my hand more often. It feels great in the hand better sig night sights. I also like the P320 trigger better just a tad of predictable mush then it breaks with very short crisp reset. The VP9 hard wall then breaks like glass almost surprising at times. I'm not bashing the VP9 I like it. I bought both in same weekend but for me the P320 is easier to shoot well for $100 bucks less.

[@pooh40cal]

They are all nice I have them all but I love the Walther ppq the most

[@patriotbill1156]

Love the VP9. More controllable than the Glock 19. Highly accurate. Well built. Ford vs. Chevy really. Buy what you like. Both great guns.

[@FNPNick]

Great job on this young beretta! I prefer the PPQ over the VP9. But, both are world class. As far as take up on the PPQ trigger, I don't mind it as it acts like a safety feature for that first shot.....then nothing but short resets and crisp, light pulls until the mag is empty. It is equal to my P226 and P229 accuracy wise, that is to say, EXCELLENT. Keep it up bro!

[@seybass27]

I love my VP40, but also thought about buying the PPQ. Both are great firearms. I'm just not sure I want to spend the money on the PPQ simply because for the most part the VP and the PPQ are almost identical.

[@alpha2957]

Fantastic review! I just purchased the Walther PPQ M2 last night from an online company and I'm waiting for delivery to my designated FFL location. I originally had looked at the H&K VP9 based on the gun range RSO's recommendation. I actually had the opportunity to buy the H&K VP9, 17 rounds magazine with Optical Ready last night. But, I hesitated and it sold out. Oh well! That's on me!!! Based on your review and recommendation, I will be purchasing this steel BT Guide Rod for my New Walther PPQ? 😁😁😁💯💯💯💪💪💪

[@fzyelf]

First, the PPQ is a great gun, I love the VP9 more. There are a lot more accessories for the HK than you give credit in the video. Really it's a striker fire P30, so you can find quite a few holsters for it. I won't buy more mags because it comes with three (if you buy the one with night sights) and I bought an extra ten for my P30, and it's the same mag. They were $23 each right after Christmas last year, but I've seen them in the $50 range and that is crazy. I need to take one of these to a class, but I probably never will because my P30 v1 is a beast that just runs. I think the best thing about both of these guns is they are scary accurate and incredibly fast.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi fzyelf , Very Good Pistols, and you did very well on the Mag price. Beretta Sr.

[@Youngguns173SW]

Just some info. I have a P30 in 40 and the magazine will hold 16 9mm and functions flawlessly in my VP9.

[@oscardelta1257]

I believe you should buy firearms that have similar controls, in comparison Glock and the PPQ M2 have similar mag releases, if you train with one type of firearm its best to stick with firearms that have similar controls, in a stressful situation that could mean the difference between life or death! If you pull the mag out of each firearm and turn each firearm upside down you will see a major difference, the polymer walls are considerably thicker on the grip of the PPQ around the magwell as where HK seems to have skimped in that area, yet the PPQ is slightly is lighter. The PPQ M2 uses 15rd or 15+2rd factory mags, VP9 has 15rd capacity. More welds are visible on the VP9. The locking block area of the VP9 is clearly stamped and welded at the seams. The PPQ uses a solid, one piece machined locking block for their system, additionally, the VP9 uses a number of spot welds to attach its components. The Slide Release shows the first of these welds at the joint. The PPQ M2 uses a bolt. There is a lot more going on in the guts of the VP9 trigger system, there is twisted wire inside attached to the trigger bar as where the PPQ uses a much simpler Glock like design and much more end user friendly to work on. VP9 is a bit "blocker" than the PPQ M2 so I think the PPQ M2 has a sleeker design. The PPQ M2 rear sight has a shelf so if you lose the use of one hand you can use it to rack the slide with a finger or against a surface instead of the "ear" system that the VP9 uses which can get hung -up on edges. VP9 cost slightly more than the PPQ M2. While I'm not dissing the VP9, IMO the PPQ seems to be a bit better quality and overall engineered a bit better. If you need to have something major done to the HK good luck finding a certified HK gunsmith. Both are made in Germany and are fine reliable handguns though. Thats my two cents...

[@stephenmaurer3548]

I own a Glock 19 Gen 3 and love the way it fits in my hand. I really enjoy shooting it!! Went to my local gun store looking at Glock 17 and Beretta 92 FS/M9 as night stand pistol.... The salesperson pulled out a PPQ and VP9. Wow!!! great pistols!!! How do they compare to the standard G17 and Beretta 92 series???

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Stephen Maurer The PPQ and The VP9 are right there with a Glock 17 Gen 4 Pistol. All 3 are Excellent! The Beretta 92 is a different animal in it is a DA/SA pistol and weighs 35 ozs with no ammo in the pistol plus there is a safety to worry about if you need to use it in a hurry. Is the safety on or off, or worse I am pulling the trigger and nothing is happening because the safety is on. This can and has happened at the worse possible moment. If I was new to all 3 pistols.... I would get the Glock 17 gen 4 as my Home Gun, and get the Walther PPQ in 9mm, or the HK VP9 as my CCW pistol. The Beretta has more things going on with it that take much more time to master and way to heavy to carry as a CCW where the Glock 17 could be pushed into that role if need be. I own all of them and that is my take on it. I hope this helps you. Thanks for watching the channel. Beretta Sr.

[@stephenmaurer3548]

***** I agree. The G17 Gen 4 is a quality pistol. I also like the fact the mags will work in my G19. However, I reload my own 9mm ammo and cast my own bullets using a Lee LRN mold. I use a very hard alloy and use a lone wolf barrel in my G19. If I'd purchase a G17 and a barrel...... I'd be in the neighborhood of the PPQ/VP9. I'm also looking at a Sig 2022. I really love the quality and trigger of my father's P226. The 2022 fits in my had just as well as the PPQ. I believe you liked the Sig P2022 in your review?? Thank you for your advise!!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Stephen Maurer We like the Sig 2022, but I would go with the G17 Gen 4 with the Lone Wolf Barrel in you situation..... Beretta Sr.

[@TheOl1911]

Great vid! Enjoyed it. Love the close ups/visuals and manipulations. Good stuff!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi *****, I hope this comment finds you doing well my Friend..... Young Beretta did all the work on this one..... I think he did a very nice job for sure. I like both the PPQ and the HK VP9 very much.... You will end up with a VP9 in 2015 sometime..... I do not think you can pass this thing up,,, It is that good! Beretta Sr.

[@mcq5138]

Well done!

[@skeetshooting7712]

Great video! Pretty sure I'm going to switch from a glock 17 to a ppq.

[@sachamo100]

I picked up a VP9 a few months ago and have never shot better.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

sachamo100 That HK VP9 is a very nice pistol ....... and I plan to keep mine, Yes its a "Keeper" for sure. I hope you really enjoy yours...... Beretta Sr.

[@phxn8tive]

I concur & thank you for the video!

[@ajfam871]

I live in CA and n with the single shot exemption gone these are like gold. Just been offer a VP9 for my new in box Sig 1911 nitron railed. What do yoh think. I can always het a 1911. On cal guns they are going for about $850-$1050.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

ajfam871 I think you will like the HK VP9..... I have a shooting video up on mine.... First time out it had a couple of malfunctions in the video, but I shoot the thing from 9 yards out to 45 yards with allot of good hits... no more malfunctions since the first 12 rounds or so. 240 rounds since then of perfect shooting. I hate to see you sell your Sig 1911, but with all things considered it sounds like a good move to me. Make sure you get 2 mags with the VP9 as the mags are expensive.... and the VP9 comes with 2 when New. Like you said you can get another 1911 later in 2015..... Beretta Sr.

[@ajfam871]

***** thanks so much for answering. You guys always do. Plus I got an HK45. Amazing I like that better than the 1911. I feel the HK VP9 will be more usefull and reliable. Plus its fully ambidextrous. I have a left haved daughters. Plus 9mm is easier for my family to shoot. Thanks again. You new Sig 1911 is supper nice. And yes it will come with 2 mags factory mags.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

ajfam871 Your Welcome my friend, HK makes good Guns, I think you and your daughters will really enjoy it..... Beretta Sr.

[@ericjohnson1455]

I agree with nearly everything in this review but what I find interesting is that VP9 trigger does not act at all like the one in this video. My VP9 has zero creep (my PPQ 40 has creep , the 9mm doesnt) and the reset on my VP9, while maybe a hair longer, does not have a double click. In fact, both of my PPQ's have been back to Walther at least once for false resets and the 9mm was returned still not working.

[@andrewbrumagen3479]

I should have watched that video before I ordered the four magazines for my ppq and you know how much I paid for one around 50 dollars with shipping, oh well fuck it. I just love magazines but I don't know why.

[@zankelley]

Just one small note you should make...you made a point to talk about the mag release style being a comparison point between the two but its not such an issue with the PPQ...both the European paddle style release and the American button style are available in this gun. The European style is just the PPQ while the American style button release has the edition of M2 to the model number.

[@TheFatGunMan]

IMHO, I have shot both handguns and they are very close to being the same but I think the PPQ is better, because it is slightly smaller in size and has a slightly better trigger that combined with the fact both the VP9 and PPQ hold 15 rounds in 9mm lets the PPQ edge out the VP9 just a bit.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Fat Gun Man, Good Points Sir.... Beretta Sr.

[@Adin100]

I just got a hk vp9 grey frame and 4 free magazines mail-in rebate :D

[@holymoly5049]

Really awesome comparison. However the jump cuts got to be a bit annoying. Still enjoyed the video though.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Holy Moly Sorry this is an older video for us. I think all the Video Reviews for 2017 are much better. :) Beretta Sr.

[@modernwarriorsystems7347]

Walther has the best trigger out of the box by far for any striker-fired pistol. Really on all the polymer-frame, semi-auto pistols. You have to go to a 1911 to get a better trigger out of the box.

[@a.f.s.3004]

I too have both guns and prefer the HK. The HK is made better, is tighter and has a nicer finish. The PPQ is an awesome gun as well, but for me, mine had several malfunctions on it's first day at the range. Using Winchester white box, had at least 3 lite strikes, and twice it failed to go in to battery after releasing the slide. Break in period? Who knows? it has been fine since. Also, be leery of too lite a trigger. On more than one occasion I accidentally double tapped it! The reset and trigger is so lite that you have to be very aware of your trigger finger until you get used to it. The HK trigger is perfect,,,not too light, not to hard. The PPQ also, in my opinion, still needs some work on the mag release. My first day out, I depressed the mag release a few times while aiming the gun...there is not much room for your fingers. Both guns are tack drivers, but the HK feels like better quality. The grip on the PPQ is awesome! it feels a tad better than the HK despite not having removable side panels. My verdict: Two awesome guns, that are incredibly accurate,look the part, and feel great in the hand. Probably why I keep both in the safe!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi A.F. Spataro , I agree Sir, I dig both and I am keeping both and have no plans of letting either of them go .... for my life time, and I can not say that about most of the 35 handguns in my current collection. I always seem to trade 5 or 6 of them each year and pick up more then that, but the HK and The Walther PPQ will not be on the trading block...LOL. Take Care. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@Pew_Meister]

I know this video is a little older, I would just like to address that I've seen both the Hk VP9 and the Walther PPQ m2 on gunbuyer.com for $519 shipped. I picked up the PPQ and love it! But just wanted to point out that price isn't as big of a factor when comparing these two now in 2016.

[@crusekev]

***** I have a question regarding your Meprolight night sights. I've been thinking about putting on Trijicon sights on my PPQ, but I have read both multiple reports of Meprolight and Trijicon sights being 4-6 inches off point of aim. Have you had that experience with yours?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Kevin Cruse Hope you Are having a Nice Thanksgiving. I have heard this from another Sub, and we do not see that at all. My son put the sights on all three of our Walther PPQ pistols and all have been perfect if we do our part of aiming center mass. Hope that helps... They are Great Sights for a year now. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Extremely good comparison video. I guess there is just no point in me even doing one now. :-) Seriously - well done. Really enjoyed the video!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hey ThereJustin Opinion , I think Young Beretta did a good job with this Video, I still Really like both Pistols. I am looking forward to shooting them again soon. I hope you are doing well, Keep up the good work on your channel.... Beretta Sr.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

***** Agree completely, Young Beretta did a great job with it. I'm busy with the HK45 these days (my unboxing vid is up). They are fine machines for sure.

[@jeremyfxi]

Great informational video comparing the two weapons! I own the PPQ and looking at buying the VP9. You answered one of my questions I posted on one of your other videos, thank you! Thanks for posting Young Beretta, does Sr. share the same opinion about the trigger?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi +jeremyfxi , Yes over all I like the PPQ better, but I have to admit that I am liking the HK VP9 more every time I take her to the Range for a work-out. I think I am falling for both of them, and you know that can be a problem....... well not with handguns anyway. :} LOL, Beretta Sr.

[@kvickche]

what barrel are you running on your glock 17?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

K Vic Its a Lone Wolf after market match grade barrel. - www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=926&CAT=238

[@edwinzambrona6299]

Young Beretta whats your choice if your going to choose between ppq vp9 & g19. For your edc thanks i value your opinion

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

1st pick would be Walther PPQ in 9mm, 2nd Glock 19 Gen 4 in 9mm, and 3rd choice would be the HK VP9 again in 9mm. These are just my personal choices and if others would put them in a different order I understand. The PPQ has a bit of a lighter trigger, and requires a little more range time to master. YB.

[@edwinzambrona6299]

BERETTA9mmUSA thank you sir im always watching your review and i value it a lot. Ok il hunt this ppq this july gunshow in the philippines

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Copy that Sir., every member of my family has a Walther PPQ in 9mm, we love them. The Walther PPQ in 40 caliber kicks allot so stay with the 9mm in my opinion. Have a great summer.

[@modernwarriorsystems7347]

The walls on the PPQ aren't that much different in thickness. Maybe a little bit, but not a lot.

[@jsc5590]

Fantastic video Baretta, well done! I recently purchased a PPQ M2, and couldn't be happier. I got the BT steel guide rod. I'm curious: what kind of kydex holster did you show holding the PPQ?? Thx, JC

[@Danik0211]

I hate you Young Beretta. Now I'm going to go buy both. Dammit.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Danik0211 , I am with you my friend ..... I own both and I Enjoy the Heck out of them! I know you will too. Money well spent, I think you can buy them and shoot them for 2 years and get most of the money back if you wanted to sell them.... Not all pistols are like that, these 2 are IMO.... Beretta Sr.

[@Danik0211]

***** You are probably very right. I was surprised to see how much Glock retained their value. I recently sold my G19 with 5 rounds that I stippled and dropper a Skimmer trigger into for $550. I know I put some $ into it but usually that doesn't warrant any more during a sale. I guess depends on hoe bad that person like the gun. you guys rock, love your vids.

[@alfredo0259]

I have the ppq m2 and absolutely love it. Im thinking of getting a vp9, I value your opinion very much. With that being said, wich one do you like better? Also thinking about getting a sig 226 tac ops, not sure wich one I want more, in your opinion what should I go for?

[@Ouwkackemann]

Now you should throw in the SigSauer P320... :o )

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Ouwkackemann , I think my Sig 320 Compact would be right in there. It really is a Good Pistol in its own right. The buyer will make the call, but civilians to LE Officers are talking about the Sig 320 in a very positive way. My wife is shooting the Sig 320 in our video on the pistol and she really liked it also, so a pistol that may sell well to men and women. Could be a big seller for Sig. IMO. Take Care.... Beretta sr.

[@Nastygeezer3]

This is a Oct 14 review , its Dec 17 now and where can I buy the Canik 18 round mags? your mags are printed canik-55-tp @21.95 im having a hard time finding them, seems there are 25.00 nowadays or is the manufacture nr. MA -085? Please stir me in the right direction, as I bought my PPQ M2 after watching your excellent vids....did the upgrades , BBT and HD night sights, I love this gun but now im looking for a smaller compact striker pistol, possible the VP9 SK!! Thanks

[@organizedchaos7111]

Love your reviews little berreta. From Connecticut, carry on !!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HI David Carrafiello .... Young Beretta did this all on his own...... I was impressed for a 17 year old doing this video.... I agree Great Job on this one. He tried to be fair and impartial as possible overall. I hope he gets more positive comments on this video. Thanks for the comment, we enjoy them. Stay Safe, and Greetings from Oregon. Beretta Sr.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Who made that beautiful holster from the P99?

[@dangson1183]

I also own both of these guns and I have to agree with you the ppq is the better gun out of the box. I now have over a thousand rounds thru the vp9 and I'm just not that impressed with it. Please don't get me wrong the vp9 is a keeper and it want be sold or traded. The ppq is the one I like the best. Great job on the video !!

[@texasgunner6]

How can I get a steel guide rod for my ppq

[@edwardfain6236]

what kind of canik mags does the ppq take?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Edward Fain Canik 55 TP9 mags from 2013 and 2014. Beretta Sr.

[@lounger57]

Great comparison! In regards to the magazine release, I think the advantage goes to the PPQ, with models sporting either a lever style ambidextrous magazine release or a push button release. In my opinion the lever release on the PPQ M1 is hard to beat in terms of ease of use.

[@DarkPhoenixTSi]

One question? Why do you feel the guiderods should be swapped from stock, in particular the VP9? I have yet to hear of a guide rod on any weapon, aside from a Glock, failing, especially an H&K. I am just curious, because I feel it would just add additional weight that would really only benefit for a competition gun. Thanks for the video.

[@tommohr1495]

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[@freddieslaughter1107]

The HK is more expensive

[@wolfaxwieler5786]

Good video, but a minor thought: i found the cutting and pasting in the audio tape a bit disturbing, so i suggest to limit that a bit more ;) Good video after all!