Hk VP9 vs Walther PPQ (HD)

[@DeePsix501]

Both of these guns are superb. I ended up going with the PPQ based on ergonomics. For my hand, the PPQ fit more comfortably and the placement of the magazine release and the slide release felt more intuitive on the PPQ. These are very subjective and very much my personal choice. You could not go wrong with either of these firearms.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi DeePsix , I agree completely, I will hold on to both of them. Both Pistols are just a Blast to shoot! Stay safe.... Beretta Sr.

[@DeePsix501]

***** May I make a request, since you seem to favor the PPQ like I do? I was wondering if you have any experience with DPM or Sprinco recoil reducers in your PPQ? I see the DPM on Amazon for $70 and was wondering how much of a difference it makes in the 9mm or even the 40 S&W. I've heard reports that it significantly reduces muzzle flip in the PPQ. I've also heard that it causes FTF or FTE. Could you do a video comparison someday in the future? Thanks and safe shooting to you as well!

[@Mothas_Milk]

im picking up the ppq in 40sw in a week i was wondering if you ever got the dpm for it and was it worth it and if you have a link to it on amazon? @DeePsix

[@jasonhatez3287]

DeePsix i have large hands. How is fit at the dove tail. Do u ever have to reposition ur hand. I'm torn between these 2 and CZ shadow. I carry all Glock 21-30-36. Want something new. But has to be striker fire. Have a wathler PPK hate it. Ready to sell.

[@floridafyme]

I recently looked at both and decided on the PPQ M2.The trigger is truly amazing.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

don stromberg We agree with you Don.... Truly a Wonderful Pistol! Thanks for checking out the video....... Beretta Sr.

[@Sportimus]

YES! YES! YES! Great video! I definitely would like to hear thoughts about why you prefer the PPQ over the VP9, as well as what Beretta9mmUSA senior prefers and why. They two pistols are so close to one another, it's almost frustrating in determining a clear choice. The triggers are close, the groupls are close, and accuracy on both are excellent. Some may not like the plastic sights on the Walther, but is by no means a deal-breaker and an easy fix. I would love to see a video with thoughts from both of you regarding your experiences and preference between these two. I'm actually kind of leaning toward the PPQ.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Sportimus .... Hey there Sportimus, Good to see you, I have to say I agree, these pistols are very close to each other, and both are a Blast to shoot. I have more time with the Walther PPQ and I dig the reset on it. I am happy that the credit card is almost paid off so the bank cant take them back...LOL.... Stay safe my friend, Beretta Sr.

[@hunting1works]

HK VP9 - My first handgun - 21 YO Male from NM

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

hunting1works Your gonna love it. :} Beretta Sr.

[@137blackbird]

I’ve shot both. PPQ is my favorite above all striker fired pistols.

[@markalbert8135]

I went with the PPQ because the trigger felt better to me than the one on the VP9. The finish was also better to me. The VP9 showed more tool markings on the slide. That's just my experience.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Mark Albert We got ya Mark, and it is Awesome that there are several Great Pistols to choose from including the VP9 and PPQ. I look the Pistols over real good when it is time to make a buying decision. tool marks, getting a trigger I really like, I pull the trigger 15 or 20 times, how is the finish, any scratches etc... Some examples are better then others of the same make and model at times..... Congratulations on your New Walther PPQ!!! Beretta Sr.

[@markalbert8135]

***** Thank you, and keep up the great reviews.

[@walterhwhite109]

Great shooting the both of you! I handled a VP9 the other day and walked out the door with it. But the true test was how well it shot. And I'm really happy I bought it. The more I learn about it the more I like it. Great video guys. Stay safe.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Walter H White Hi Walt, I must say I like it a bunch, check out the other HK VP9 video that I have up. Out of the box It had 2 small problems and perfect shooting after that, I even did some shooting from 45 yards away behind that huge rock that you can see at the very back of our range before I would fall down the hill behind us. This was as far back as I could go, and the New HK VP9 went like 9 of 10 from that distance from an uncomfortable shooting position. I would not even let Young Beretta shoot from that spot because of the possible danger. I just wanted to test the pistol and do things we have never done before. I came away very impressed with the VP9, I hope you really like yours. All our Best..... Beretta Sr.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Great video! Nice look at the HK VP9, best I've seen so far. I haven't gotten my grubby little mitts on one yet, but it looks like a sweet shooter.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Justin Opinion, Sorry for the delay.... I was in Seattle with no computer...:} I know I shoot the Walther PPQ a bit better, But that HK VP9 is a special pistol that I have been putting on hands on more and more, doing a bit of dry firing with it. I like it more and more each day. I think you need one soon, before the price goes up.... I found mine for $639...... Some places are charging $690 to $750 I have been told.... Just FYI. Stay Safe.... Beretta Sr.

[@Saddlegait45]

Hi guys, thanks for your videos on the PPQ 9mm. I wasn't even considering the PPQ until I started watching your videos and seeing your experience, annalises and recommendation on the PPQ. Because of your channel I bought the PPQ and it is by far my favorite hand gun. Thanks again.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Saddlegait45 Yes we still love The Walther PPQ in 9mm, What a Sweet shooting 9mm. If I was to suggest another not expensive 9mm..... The New Sig 320 compact which we both really like {Video Coming Soon} or the Winner of my video "Budget Handguns 2014" The Fullsize Ruger SR9.....Not the 40 caliber as the recoil is an issue for me. Just putting it out there for you to consider. Have a safe and Happy New Year! Beretta Sr.

[@Saddlegait45]

***** Funny thing, I also own the P320 and I love it. I'm a fan of Sigs. Looking forward to see your upcoming review on it.

[@roosterboy7357]

Let’s all imagine a glock 19 with the PPQ trigger and Sig X-ray sights out of the box.. 🤤

[@gutadin5]

if you have Glock upgrade the trigger to Apex

[@ChildofGod425]

I myself, am an HK guy. Was wondering, since you have so much more experience with shooting the PPQ, don't you think it would make sense, that you shoot that gun much better? If you had the same amount of time, rounds down range, and handling experience with the VP9 I would imagine you would become much more proficient with it. I cant argue the fact that the PPQ trigger has a better trigger reset, mainly because I've never felt it. I can vouch for the VP9 vs. the P30 trigger, and it is a WORLD of difference. Great video though! Would be curious to see how much better you can shoot the VP9 after months/years of practice.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Jason Tanabe , I agree with your comment and you future expectations on the HK VP9. And that is the main reason it is still in my collection. I Really Like it! I look forward to putting another 300 to 500 rounds down range and see just how good I can get with it. In the solo video of the HK VP9 I think I shoot it from 45 yards away and have a bunch of good hits with it on the first day of shooting it. I was very happy with it. I Think it is a Winner and one that everyone should own :} BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@jjide76]

I just bought my walther PPQ m2 and then I watched your video. I gues I picked well.

[@timyang4710]

I went with the PPQ M2 5" barrel. The VP9 overall is great, but there were some things I didn't like about it--more than the PPQ. So I didn't the comparison and I bought the 5" PPQ M2. The longer barrel and sight radius does it for me. One thing, I may not like about the PPQ 5" is that it seems to have more felt recoil than the VP9. But, If that is a worry for you than stick with a 22mag. pistol--recoil is going to happen regardless what 9mm you shoot.

[@hellkicker4737]

Good Shooting, guys :) Now I own the HK VP9,the SIG SAUER P 320 full size 9mm, awaiting the Walther PPQ M2, tomorrow is hopefully The DAY, will be shooting all three :) Have been religiously watching your and your son's video reviews as part of my research into these specific hand guns, you were helping me to form an oponion, before i even hada chance to touch those guns. I left my idea of starting with .45 ACP with the HK 45, came over to the 9mm caliber camp, because everybody was advising toward cheaper and less recoil shooting. I appreciate your channel, keep them coming :)

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HELL KICKER We love hearing that we are helping with our videos. Anyone can talk about a pistol from a table at home. We think putting hundreds of rounds down range during 100 different shooting videos on 40 plus handguns gives a better look of the inside story on all of these pistols. This helps prospective buyers {Like You} and hopefully shows what buyers can expect from all of these different pistols at the range and self defense applications. Thank-you for your continued watching and passing the word about the channel, we appreciate it very much. :} Beretta Sr.

[@hellkicker4737]

Beretta Sr, your channel and a few others like, JustinOpinion's and Hickok45's have been a pleasure to watch and form opinion about those guns, don't thank me, I thank you, kind Sirs (you and your son of course) :)

[@hellkicker4737]

I would do videos too, but doesn't that take a lot out of my shooting time? lol I have all three to work with now, thanx to your hard video work. Wait I just repeated myself, sorry, deleted the listing of the models and makes lol

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

I own H&Ks, but I prefer the Walther PPQ over the VP9, I own the PPQ in 9mm.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hard to beat that Walther PPQ in 9mm. Beretta Sr.

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

+BERETTA9mmUSA Indeed, sorry for the multiple posts, Android KZbin app was acting up.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Joseph Anthony (Josefius) no problem Sir, thanks for checking out the video. Beretta Sr.

[@TheOl1911]

Great vid! Good shooting. Enjoyed it. Yes next vid please do a comparison. Maybe break them down side by side and more comments. My friend had the VP9 for a little while but traded it (foolish) and I did shoot it and wanted it but he had to have something else and wouldn't hold it for me. I liked it but I think I'm going to wait to see if a used one turns up again as it's a good value.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

***** Hey my Friend...... This was my 3rd trip to the Range with the HK VP9 and I leave the Range liking it more and more each time. The Fit and Finish is fantastic..... The cocking serrations both front and rear are great, and I even like the little plastic cocking grips at the back of the slide. I accidently knocked it against my Glock 30, and the finish seems to really hold up well....... Prices very, but I bought mine for $629 with the 2 mags, so I think that is a good price. Some subs say the VP9 is going for 700 to 750 in their area. Stay safe ....... Beretta Sr.

[@dtater2235]

Yes please make the video! I'm considering selling both my new HK .45 and my P30 to get into the PPQ's..I love the triggers! The VP9 is close but I lean more towards Walther's systems. Love to get ur opinion!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi dtater223 , I would only sell the HK 45 and The HK P30 if you do not like them, or they are not reliable. If that is not he case, I would keep them and add 1 Walther PPQ to your current collection. I have sold guns that I liked and then really missed them afterward. If they work well and you like them allot then keep em.... learn from my mistakes in the past. Good Luck, Beretta Sr.

[@UnforgivingDemon]

Walther PPQ hands down, just bought one and its my new favorite handgun.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

We agree Sir! Beretta Sr.

[@williejr71williams22]

Great job on picking a clear winner! Thank you for your honesty!

[@lindyl3929]

Own the vp9 it's an awesome firearm my favorite by far and I'm really looking into the Walther which will be my next purchase.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Lindy L Both are Excellent in 9mm, 2 of the Best in the World as far as 9mm go in my opinion. Fantastic picks by you, enjoy them. Beretta Sr.

[@jetmanwalking]

Interesting...upon review of your video, the VP9 "appeared" to fire "softer" with the discernable recoil. However, you clearly experienced a softer discharge with the PPQ. I've had my PPQ M2 for a few weeks now, and I am so enamored with the ease of this gun's operation, accuracy, and ergonomics, that I am a "tough sell" for anything else. I understand, the is no "perfect" gun for personal protection or concealed carry, but the PPQ is as close as I have EVER experienced. Thank you for the straight forward review.

[@4wallsL]

Great revue! Trigger exposure was greatly demonstrated, along with price points.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi 4wallsL , What Great Pistols..... We had fun doing this one. Thank-you for watching! Take care, Beretta Sr.

[@setxapart5505]

This demonstration further helped me on making a decision for my next hand gun purchase, with a good striker fire. I was looking at both of these guns, but being in a "budget" situation, I was considering the Canik. Hearing that the Canik mags(18 round, factory supplied) fits into the PPQ made me pretty ecstatic, because with that being said, I can for now get the Canik and later upgrade to the PPQ(which already has that amazing trigger), and can use the higher capacity Canik mags in it, or at least have them for backup. Nice, helpful info!

[@VideoCast714]

Which one had less recoil? Looks like the VP9 might have just a bit less or is it to hard to tell?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

It is hard to tell, they are very close to the same. Both are Excellent Pistols! Beretta Sr.

[@VideoCast714]

Appreciate the feedback! Best Regards!

[@russelder9743]

I have had my VP9 for a few years......today I took my wife to my local gun store, looking for a new 9mm for her ( she is a very good shooter) she liked the Walther PPQ . We are going shooting at the club tomorrow.....so we will have a little competition between us....lol. As always really enjoy your videos....thanks

[@kramotakra]

hmmm, seems the vp9 reset is much longer than ppq?

[@anthonyt575]

Just bought my hk vp 40 .. love it! I shot the glock , walther and sig.. The vp 40 was my first choice. my next purchase will be the walther ppq. thanks for the great reviews!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HI +Anthony T , Hey Sir, I have head some very good things about the VP40, I am tempted, maybe in 2016. My Gun Budget is gone for 2015. I have shot the HK VP9 almost another 300 rounds this summer, not one malfunction. I am really starting to like this VP9! Our 4 Walther PPQ Pistols {3 in 9mm, and 1 in 40 caliber} continue to be Excellent Pistols. Beretta Sr.

[@alfredo0259]

PPQ all the way, def want to see a more in depth video on the walther ppq, hope to see one soon. Good video you guys, like you always do...

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Alfredo Bodden Hey Thanks Alfredo, What a fun video to do...... Both Pistols are Excellent, but we both Love the Walther PPQ trigger...... Stay Safe, Beretta Sr.

[@FATL0L0]

BERETTA9mmUSA , Since you have some time on the vp9 and the PPQ it would be nice to do a updated video !?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi ***** , We plan to do a Chapter 2 in the Spring of 2015 so 5 or 6 months from now... sorry for the wait.... Beretta Sr.

[@dickdanger7867]

I am lucky enough to have both of these pistols, they each have features i like. If I could make the perfect pistol it would have the PPQ trigger, the VP9 paddle type mag release, the PPQ mount plates for RDR sights or iron, the little lugs on the back of the VP9 slide is nice for a quick grip on the slide. They're both excellent examples of this type of pistol. As for accuracy... the problem isn't with the gun as much as the shooter.

[@EgoFiveFiveSix]

the VP9 is setup for POA/POI at 25m, you being as close as you are explains it shooting high.

[@FiveGlocks]

I own ppq in 40 -9mm and vp9 and p30 ,ppq is better in my opinion.

[@stephenallen3551]

I have a HK VP 9 and VP 40, like them better over the Walter PPQ M1 that I have now. Thinking of selling or trading the Walter PPQ for the new HK VP 9SK.

[@MrKilrico1]

Great review guys. from your recommendation I've purchased a Walther ppq, Glock 19 sig sauer p320 and finally now the HK vp9 I hope you guys don't review the CZ p10C because if it's good I'll be buying it lol

[@anthonyt575]

Also the Beretta APX really looking forward to the release and review of that pistol. keep up the great reviews!

[@IamShrimple]

I wish guns were still cheap. Picked up a PPQ M2 anyway, a little salty over the price but MY GOD what a pistol, It's so good. The fit and finish is just stunning. Trigger take-up was a little sticky but that's a common occurrence with the firing pin safety but some good oil and a solid day at the range smoothed it out considerably. I really liked the VP9 initially but the paddle mag release was the deal breaker for me. Bought the PPQ M2 and will never regret it.

[@jnak86]

Looks like I'm going to have to buy a PPQ as well. I love the VP9, but holy cow that group young beretta shot slow fire with the PPQ. I really enjoy your videos and hope you make a PPQ follow-up. YB9's shooting has improved exponentially since your early videos. Keep up the great work!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

runtlin Thank-you Very Much. We both had fun making this one! Pull the trigger on the PPQ you are looking to buy 15 to 20 times and make sure you love the trigger..... I am getting messages that some of the pistols have crappy triggers...... then the buyers are stuck with them. Just FYI...... Beretta Sr.

[@leesin5205]

Recently got a ppq, i think i got a bad example, maybe it was made on a monday or something i dont know.. The trigger isnt that smooth. Seemed to have more muzzle flip than other 9mms. I also didnt like the rear plastic sight after use. Felt great in the hand over all though, but i feel as if the trigger is a bit over hyped. It is a nice option - and i can see why some people like it, however i wasnt super impressed at least with this example.. May check out the vp9 next time around. Great video as always guys, thanks.

[@lenfantterrible3433]

You're assessment is not unique in my experience. I've fired three VP9s and seen three PPQs. All three VP9's were consistence and all three had the same trigger. The first PPQ I saw was just a mess all around. Mediocre trigger at best. The second had an excellent trigger and the third was pretty good but had quite a bit of grit. No surprise here, Walther has always had questionable QC whereas I've never seen a problematic HK pistol. One thing this review didn't cover is the VP9 take and over travel are almost non-existent, and the trigger break much more forward than the PPQ trigger, which I prefer and is a huge difference for me. You are right about the muzzle flip. The reviewer said to them the VP9 had a little bit more recoil, what really was happening is the VP9 has more felt recoil as it has less muzzle flip. The energy has to go somewhere, either to your hand or in the form of muzzle flip. Like a Glock, the recoil goes more to your hand due to how high up you can grip the pistol, whereas the PPQ has more muzzle flip and therefore lesser felt recoil - which you can clearly see on video. The VP9 is just faster back on target because of that - which I personally prefer. By the end of the year HK will have sold more VP9s than Walther has sold PPQs in the last few years. Both are excellent guns, and while I personally prefer the VP9, it's no secret Walther cannot compete with HK's reputation and support (magazine availability, holsters, sight options). Not to mention the market was asking for a subcompact PPQ that Walther never brought to America and likely never will as that ship has sailed. HK will likely have a subcompact within the next year.

[@leesin5205]

L'enfant terrible thanks for the reply. Ive herd that ppq can be hit or miss.. I figured even a bad one would still be decent. I was wrong. Gritty trigger on mine, makes my xd feel ultra smooth. I had to ditch the platform and move on, i might look into the vp9 sometime soon. I was pretty let down with my ppq with all the hype around it and wasnt something i could live with either since there are many other choices. Cheers.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Lee Sin Lee, I am sorry to hear this...... Please test/pull the trigger on a gun you are going to buy 15 or 20 times and make sure you love it. Never buy a gun because the sales guy tells you the trigger will get better. The trigger may get better after 600 rounds maybe after 2000 rounds, but I think the trigger should be good from the very beginning. I have passed on 4 or 5 pistols over the last 10 years because the trigger was crap. Just trying to help you a little bit for next time..... Take care.... Beretta Sr.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

L'enfant terrible You have some good points here, thanks for taking the time to share it. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@leesin5205]

***** thanks for the reply Sr. Thats a downfall to ordering online, cant handle it. Id like to buy local but the shops around here are very over priced. Looking forward to the next video, take care.

[@hannahfleser641]

You guys always have great videos we learn alot

[@mytquin7605]

i own both and still can't decide on a favorite.

[@tkarlmann]

Could you be more specific on the Canik magazines mentioned? you said the 18-round mag fits the PPQ. What specific model numbers fit the PPQ? Canik also makes a 20-round, the TPSA, -- does that also fit? This could be a Big Deal, as the Walther mags are only 15-rounds.

[@julia-6195]

Walther makes 17 rd mags for the PPQ.

[@konacowboy]

The Canik mag they were showing was one from the original Canik 55 TP9 DA/SA gun. Great mags but those specific ones are kind of hard to find these days since Canik has re-invented the TP9 linup. All the Canik TP9 SA/V2/SF mags should fit since they all were Walther copies originally.

[@GreyCrowe]

PPQ M1 5" my guardian angel

[@michaelwerblin6875]

Great video! I’m new to shooting and looking to purchase my first handgun. I’ve been advised to go Striker Fired, 9MM. Between these two pistols, the Sig, the S&W(both in Striker 9mm versions) and the Glock 17/19. Which would you recommend? Thank you sir!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Michael Werblin Out of the ones you listed, I like the Glock 19 first then the 17 if the additional size is ok. Followed by the very good Smith and Wesson M&P and the great warranty that Smith offers. On the Glock, I really prefer the Gen 4 over the Gen 5 and the Gen 4 Glocks just had a $30 price drop at my dealer compared to the Gen 5 price. Beretta Sr.

[@michaelwerblin6875]

BERETTA9mmUSA thanks! So you’d recommend the Glock 19 and the M&P over the PPQ and VP9??

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Michael Werblin Sorry Michael, I did not see the ( ,) in your first comment..... referring to the 2 pistols in this video. The Walther PPQ is our #1 9mm pistol overall.... with every 9mm considered, followed by the Glock 19, 17. The HK VP9 would be after the 2 Glocks but ahead of the Smith and the CZ pistols. All of these pistols are truly Excellent! Good luck.

[@michaelwerblin6875]

BERETTA9mmUSA thank you very much! I’m gonna see if I can arrange to shoot a PPQ, VP9, and G19 side by side to see if one just stands out to me. I greatly appreciate the suggestions and I love your channel!

[@johnavi]

Michael Werblin what did you go with?

[@ACMAGNUM1]

Yes, Please Jr, make the video. As always nice shooting guys. I have shot both, I own a PPQ . I think they are both very good guns. What I found was that the VP9 had slightly less muzzle flip, the PPQ had a better trigger, smoother, lighter and shorter reset. You obviously can't go wrong with either pistol, it's gonna come down to personal preference. Both are high quality German made guns. Let the debate continue. I might be wrong, but I think the VP9 is closer in size to a Glock 17 and the PPQ is closer in size to a Glock 19. I don't own either Glocks to compare them side by side, but it was mentioned at my LGS that most felt that the VP9 was a tad larger and a tad heavier. What do you guys think? Thanks guys for sharing.

[@brettobryan.3121]

Any other polymer gun handgun that I have felt is usually heavier than a glock 17, my own Sig sauer sp2022 is actually a little smaller than the glock 17, but weighs more than it because of the heavier slide

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi ACMAGNUM1 Hey Sir, Good to see you back on the Channel, I think your thinking is correct..... I will try to check it out when I am in the Safe again. I really did enjoy both pistols and I think by next summer both of these pistols will be in my top 10 of my collection. :} That is a bold statement for me and my handgun collection, but the HK VP9 may be just that good. {The Walther PPQ is already on that list for me.}...... Beretta Sr.

[@taprackgirl8954]

i'm so glad that he looked cute for this video because this was an important VS video and hopefully bunches of people don't just end up getting the HK VP9 before trying out the lower priced Walther PPQ

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi TapRackGirl , I agree that buyers need to look at both The Walther PPQ and the HK VP9 before making up their minds. Can't go wrong with either one, from my point of view. Thanks for coming by the Channel TapRackGirl, Be good to yourself, and we will see you again soon...... Beretta Sr.

[@jasontan7745]

Just got my vp9 and had some range time with my friends ppq. I had a better shot with the vp9 but the trigger is definitely the better trigger. However, for some reason I prefer the vp9. Both are great guns! Great review btw

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Jason Tan , We Agree with you .... We like them both. :} Beretta Sr.

[@ScreamingSkullSaloon]

I own a Walther PPQ M2 Navy and have installed Trijicon Tritium Night Sights and a DPM Recoil Reduction System. I am not a Walther guy or an HK guy. I used to own a HK45 (Not USP) which is sort of the Big Brother of the HK P30 and VP9 and I loved it just as much as my Walther PPQ and totally regret selling it. The only issue I have had with my PPQ is that if I press the mag release button in halfway it sticks and if I accidentally press it any more I have a Unintentional Mag Drop. Other M2 owners have experienced this as well. It is a very easy fix however. Heavier springs are available for pennies to the dollar and one can swap them out fast and without a gunsmith. Anyway I would like to also hear YoungBeretta's opinion on why he likes the PPQ better. I give the PPQ a 9-1/2 out of 10 and the HK VP9 a 9 out of 10. The PPQ Navy would have a 10 rating if it wasn't for the mag release button issue. Great Review by the way!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HiScreamingSkullSaloon , It is very good to talk with another owner of both pistols...... I was interested in the HK 45 at one point and time in 2012..... I think I moved away from it because I like to have 6 or 7 extra mags and the price of all of that scared me away from buying it. I would agree with your scoring system for the most part....I would Give the Walther PPQ a 9 out of 10 and the HK VP9 an 8 out of 10 after only owning the HK VP9 only 45 days or so. Thanks for the heads up on the mag release spring as we have not seen that yet. I continue to check out the HK VP9 here at the house, and I like it more and more each day. I think HK did a very good job for sure. I plan to keep it and add a 40 caliber or 45 if they make it in the next couple years. Stay Safe ...... Beretta Sr.

[@royjefferson78]

I like the WALTHER PPQ as soon as I shoot it I fell in love with it . That is a accurate gun at the gun range I was off with two shots the rest of the shots bulls I . I asked my instructor what kind of gun I just shoot when he told me it was a PPQ lol. I went right over to the gun booth and bought me one again I would not trade nothing for it really good gun.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Roy Jefferson You picked one of the Very Best 9mm Pistols!! Congratulations! B9USA.

[@royjefferson78]

Thank u I didn’t believe how accurate it was lol really surprised me . How much or the magazines?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Roy Jefferson 38.99 at Gun Mag Warehouse for the 17 rounders which work great and made by Walther.... that will give you a good starting position. B9USA

[@MrRoboskippy]

You guys make great videos, I really enjoyed this one. I got my PPQ about a year ago and I enjoy it very much. In my opinion, both guns are so equal, the Walther is a better value with its lower price.

[@FNPNick]

Love both pistols. Had both at one time, but I sold the PPQ M2 due to the mag release. The way I carry, it was too easy to depress the big button mag release. I would often check to find the mag was not fully seated in the gun....big problem. I will probably pick up another, an M1 variant though, for sure.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+SIG-504 I Agree with you completely...... that is a Bad thing and not worth taking a chance on. Young Beretta had to modify a couple of his holsters for his Walther PPQ in 9mm and in 40 caliber for this same issue. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@slingshot8721]

Great video! I recently purchased a sig p320 and have fired 100 trouble free rounds. I really like it but I haven't shot a ppq or a vp9. Do you think that any or both of those guns would be any significantly better than the p320? Which gun would you pick up first if you had only one shot to hit a bullseye! I would like to hear expert opinions from both of you. Keep up the good work on your videos. You both have taught me a lot about pistols.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi slingshot, We are both Happy to hear that we have been of some help to you and others..... we enjoy that part of the channel, and that is why we try to stay on top of the incoming comments, and answer back as soon as we can. If we had to grab one pistol and make a precision shot..... We would both choose the Walther PPQ in 9mm. I have not fired the Sig 320...... That being said and to remain completely honest..... Out of 30+ handguns it is the best I have fired under $700. I hope this information will help you a bit...... Happy Hunting for next pistol, BERETTA9mmUSA. :}

[@specsbundy1392]

another nice video,,,young Berretta defenitely make that video on your pq m2's.....funny thing, befor I subscribed here I thought you were Beretta9mmUSA..lol!!!.....like both your insights on you like or don't like certain aspects of a gun

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Specs Bundy Thanks very much for checking out the Channel, and we really Appreciate the Sub!!!!! We have a bunch of New Handguns coming in 2016, It should be a fun year. Beretta Sr.

[@maxfit68906]

Hey Sr I was able to snag an M1 model first edition from Buds Gun Shop for $460. You're absolutely right, that reset is Awesome! Even better than my old Glock 19 I used to have.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Danny Alconcel , I have to say out of 36 handguns that we own that Walther PPQ is just a stand out for a shooter who has a couple years of shooting under their belt..... Just a Great Trigger! Congratulations on your New Pistol!!!! Beretta Sr.

[@jackbauer5511]

Young Beretta, I notice you are left handed (as am I), do you have trouble with right side slide stop lever on Walther? I usually get my shooting hand up high on guns and frequently enable slide stop.

[@davealthoff1712]

Great video again my friends!! You make them, I'll watch them!! Love when you guys compare different guns!! It helps in my next gun purchase! Tell me, you folk do any reloading video's?? Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!! Take care!!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi dave althoff , We dig the Walther PPQ, but The HK VP9 is a winner in my eyes, and I like it more each time I take it out. Pull the trigger on both like 15 or 20 times and pick the one you like most. We are getting some feedback that not all the Walther PPQ pistols have great triggers, but the HK VP9 are all about the same {Very Good}.... Just FYI during your next handgun adventure......Keeping it Honest..... Beretta Sr.

[@watches2329]

thanks for the ppq videos guys, i think I'm going to have to get one. One thing however, it looks like your running the PPQ with an incredible amount of oil. Does it require a lot of oil to function properly? I typically DO NOT like visible amounts of oil on my guns.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Jake Wilson We have 4 of these Walther PPQ Pistols, and I am sorry it looks like it was oiled a bit heavy on that range day. As a rule we go kinda light on the oil after a range day and a wipe down of the pistol. 2 swipes with a barrel brush and 2 patches one dry and one with a little CLP on it both down the barrel 3 or 4 times. A little oil on the rails, we over did it that day. That's all they have required to run near 100% reliable. I think they will run the way you expect them to, with just a little oil. Thanks for checking out the videos. Beretta Sr.

[@TheWilliamswarrior]

Nice video and would really like to hear both of your opinions on why you like one pistol over the other.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi TheWilliamswarrior Both Pistols are Excellent, and Young Beretta is posting his video follow up soon..... Beretta Sr.

[@chrissabre1761]

how did you get the nights sight for the ppq ? Order them or install yourself ? Thank you for the great video, was very happy to hear about the ppq mags.

[@stevenfuller4249]

Own PPQ m5 love it was trying to get HK P30L my wife stumbled on PPQ ...Couldn't find P30L ..Now thinking bout HKVP9 can the compensator go on VP9?

[@FATL0L0]

I've had my PPQ M2 now for about 4 months but never took it out thinking I would like it more then my HK P30 . Well today I finally took it out , I like the grip better on the PPQ but a I shot a lot better with my P30 but I would say that would be to that I've had the P30 for over four years and got well over 3000 rounds up the pipe and only 150 on the PPQ but I'm going to put it away till I get some new sights for it , the plastic ones on the PPQ just suck at least the front one , But I payed only $500.00 for it on GB used but in never fired condition O ya $25.00 shipping and $20.00 for the transfer ? The PPQ won't replace my P30 but It might my G19OD. Thanks for the grate videos you sold Walther another pistol 😒

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

***** Thank-you Sir for checking out our videos, You have 2 very good pistols there! We also had to replace all of our Walther PPQ sights.... We have 4 in our family. We went with the Meprolight Night Sights. They are Excellent. Beretta Sr.

[@chevykent77]

Thx guys. Now I got 2 ppq 9mm. lol. I really love my 1st used one. it has the metal luminous sights work great dead on. My 2nd ppq has the factory originals. I don't like them at all. Thinking about night sights for my 2nd ppq 9mm. What metrolights night sights did you get? I have a rear #2 and a front #4 on my 1st ppq 9mm with the steel luminous sights and there like perfect. Those are the numbers on the sights? Please let me know any info you guys got on the sights. picked this 2nd ppq 9mm up for $399.00 2 mags I don't think it was EVER shot , just from the factory. Just had to get it. Merry Christmas too you guys. 2015

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Kent Butler Thanks for the comment, sounds like 2 very good Walther PPQ Pistols, I will have to ask Young Beretta which Meprolight sights we went with. I thought he found them on Amazon, but I could be wrong. We like them a bunch.... easy to put on and easy to pick up when using the pistol. Wow $399 is a very good price for a PPQ. I have the New PPQ in 45ACP with a video planed for January 2016. Have a Great Christmas! Beretta Sr.

[@TwentyFortySeven]

I don't own either, but looking at your videos (and others on KZbin), it's pretty easy to see the PPQ has more muzzle flip. It would be nice to see some more angles of you guys shooting them, if you do another review, to confirm. :) Don't suppose your camera does slow motion well, does it? I read the comment where a viewer mentioned why you feel less felt recoil with the PPQ and it makes sense, but in watching, this makes me want the VP9 more.

[@Florida_War_Tribe]

Another fine vid. Appreciate it

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

NewMexicoRanger Thank-you Sir..... Beretta Sr.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Thanks for the great videos. I'm shopping to replace the stock sights on my PPQ m1 9mm. Do you have a recommendation if I wanted to try to replicate the stock sights' POI/POA? I would keep the stock sights if my accuracy was the only issue, but I bumped the front post and it literally crushed because the plastic is so soft. I've heard great things about the Trijicons, but I hear they print a few inches high at 7 yards.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Myanameis Beestingz We went with the Meprolight night sights ..... I looked at their site, to try and give you the item number, and the one we went with a year ago is not there. The one they offer now is CAT # ML-18801...... an upgrade to the new model? Maybe so. We have been very happy with our Meprolight sights on our Walther PPQ's in 9mm. Young Beretta has not changed out his 40 caliber Walther PPQ yet. Meprolight's big claim is that they are 20% brighter then the competition, they do seem to be slightly brighter..... I would guess 10%, but I am not an expert in that field. :) Beretta Sr.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

+BERETTA9mmUSA Thanks so much for the info! I'll report back! They sure are more reasonably priced than the Trijicons! Edit: I ended up making my own night sights by ordering 1.4 x 4mm tritium vials and drilling out the sight dots and inserting them with the included heatshrink tubing with a little clear epoxy on the inside tip. Super-budget way to get night sights for $30 without a change in POA.

[@lylefoster6046]

Just the one I've been waiting for.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Very good pistols..... I still own them both, and yes we still prefer the Walther PPQ in 9mm, but that HK VP9 is no slouch either. They are great! Beretta Sr.

[@BlueDragon-pi2sl]

shot both 200 rds each, no hiccups but the PPQ had the fastest manipulation of the trigger. Outstanding!

[@15fire8]

I own a brand new PPQ 9mm. I shot it at the range the other day for the first time. and it jammed or stove piped twice. I'm a new shooter. So I may have limp wristed my shot. Is this a problem do I have a bad gun? Thanks

[@markshul03]

15Fire Its a new gun so I'd just attribute it to a break-in period. Some guns run perfect and reliably out of the box and never have a bobble, some guns need a few hundred rounds but run like a top afterwards. Just keep shooting and then you'll know.

[@jeremyfxi]

Would you recommend the VP9 as a duty pistol? As always, great video!!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

jeremyfxi I think it would be Ready for Duty after 400 to 500 rounds down range. It is a very nice 9mm. I would want an extra 4 magazines, and I am not sure about their availability. Beretta Sr.

[@bigboxes]

@@BERETTA9mmUSA I've got the VP9 LE model. It came with the Triton nite sights and three mags. There was a offer at the time and I got an additional four mags by mail for free. The VP9 is my choice for carry.

[@paige2732]

I ended up with the vp9 it felt better in my hand I got the one with the trigicon sights and three mags. For some reason I shoot it better too. The Walther is a great Gun too though.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Kevin Hutchinson That's a great package deal on the HK VP9, and I still own mine. I dig it, It's fun to shoot at the Range and it is one of my go to pistols at the house for self defense or defense of my family. You can't get a bigger personal endorsement then that. IMO. Congrats on yours! Beretta Sr.

[@RayfulM5]

Great vids as always guys. Seeing you guys love shooting so much I would like to recommend u buy/try the FN FNX-45 tactical u will not be disappointed. It has became my favorite full size 45acp. Just can't lose with 16 rounds of 45acp keep the videos coming !

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi RayfulM5 , I would love to pick up a FNX 45 tactical..... maybe in 2015. :} Beretta Sr.

[@vincentwalters9866]

Excellent comparison video, thank you.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Vincent Vincent Walters We are trying to keep it Honest and Real...... Both Pistols are really good, and I think it is up to the buyer checking them out in the store and pulling the triggers on both 10 to 15 times before making a buying decision. Both are winners. Thanks again Vincent.....Beretta Sr.

[@jasonhatez3287]

This vid sealed the deal for me. But the CZ shadow felt really good. I feel guilty not getting another Glock. This is my 1st 9mm. Always carried a 45. In service my 1911 was made in 1954. On the job has SW but switched to Glock 21 within 5 years getting hired

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Jason Hatez I was issued a new Glock 21 Gen 4 almost 2 years ago now for Duty carry. Excellent pistol by the way. On your 2 9mm choice, both are fantastic, but a totally different type of pistol. Whichever one you like best after handling them at your gun shop is the winner. :) Beretta Sr.

[@juansanchez3]

Awesome video as always guys!

[@jfr04261]

You think the walther is softer shooting? I've heard people say it was a little snappy. I haven't shot one of them. Just the vp9. I like the vp9. Walther is nicer?

[@gnonymouse]

You need to try the PPQ. They are both amazing, but the Walther is just out of this world. If the VP9 is an F-16 the Walther is a UFO capable of interstellar travel lol

[@ggyy311]

jonathan retzsch Walther PPQ is better bruh

[@franknapolitano9144]

Besides the great trigger and being striker fired, is the Walther PPQ M2 more accurate than the 5" Beretta 92FS ?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Frank Nap, I think that will be up to the individual person, I will say both are very accurate for me, but I shoot the Walther a little better, also if you are going to carry the pistol the Walther PPQ is Awesome and a light weight to carry everyday. What almost a can of coke lighter then the Beretta 92 or Beretta 96, 10 Oz less.... Something to consider if you will ever carry it..... Beretta Sr.

[@franknapolitano9144]

Thank you Beretta Sr. !

[@mytquin7605]

i own both. after a few thousand rounds my choice trigger is the walther ppq. both are sweet top of the line handguns. i feel the muzzle flip is calmer on the vp9.

[@CBGAMING127]

Getting the vp9

[@theque1539]

I have had a chance to shoot both, you are very right about the trigger on the Walter PPQ. Both are quality pistols, however, because of the reset on the PPQ, I have chosen to purchase the PPQ.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

hasjonn simmons We think you will love that PPQ....... I must admit I really like the VP9 more and more each time I shoot it. Both are Winners! Have a Great Christmas!........ And Enjoy that Walther PPQ.... Beretta Sr.

[@skeetshooting7712]

I'm going to replace my glock 17 gen 4. It feels terrible In my hand. Do you think switching to one of these would help me shoot better?

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HiSkeetshooting7 , Yes I do..... The Walther PPQ 9mm is slightly better, IMO, but both are excellent! Check them both out at your gun dealer and try the trigger 10 or 15 times to see which one you like better. I think the Walther has a little less recoil, but it is close. Beretta Sr.

[@winstonchurchill3597]

PPQ - there is no comparison between the triggers. Also the VP9 ejection lacks, sometimes it sends the spent case right back on top of you.

[@larryjones6049]

Yall still shoot great. Thanks.

[@jpozenel]

I'm considering buying the Walther PPQ. Where did you find the Canik magazines?

[@angelduran171]

How would you compare the Walthers reset compared to say the Sig p227 SAS reset? Seeing as that sig has the custom shop added trigger srt.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Angel Duran, I think the Sig 227SAS along with most SRT triggers are just the Best triggers in the world of handguns.... The Walther PPQ has the Best trigger of all the striker fired pistols ....Including Glock, M&P, HK VP9, Ruger SR9, XDM, XDS, XD, KAHR, Canik, to name most of the striker fired in my collection. The Walther PPQ sits at the top. IMO. Beretta Sr.

[@L72Chevelle427]

Another great review on two great pistols, and excellent shooting as well! And I agree with Beretta SR. - prefer the 9mm over the .40, and I understand that many LE agencies are switching back to the 9mm as their duty guns over both the .40 and .45. Was really never a fan of the HK's as I couldn't justify spending the same amount of cash for a polymer pistol as I did for my Sig's, tho I believe the VP9 is 200.00-300.00 cheaper than the USP or P series pistols. Stay safe guys. Phil

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Philip Beal , I agree..... many Police agencies are going back to the 9mm, mine included, it is the 40 caliber that is breaking the pistols including my Glock 22.... after 16,500 rounds the major pins started breaking..... The second pin broke in half at the 18,500 round mark. The 9mm Glocks are known to go more then 100,000 rounds before any major problems. That is my first hand knowledge of the issues regarding the 40 caliber, they are hard on the pistols. The recoil springs were replaced on a regular basis, so that was not part of it. Anyway the HK VP9 continues to impress me, and we just love the Walther PPQ. My Sig collection continues to grow and I want to add 1 or 2 in 2015 coming up. :} Beretta Sr.

[@donaldkjenstad1129]

Both of these guns are fantastic. I own both of them. Best range guns I ever bought. I didn't feel so much muzzle flip on my 9's. Double tap with both weapons with ease.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Donald Kjenstad , I agree, The Walther PPQ and The HK VP9 are big time winners! Thanks for the comment..... BERETTA9mmUSA.

[@metalaek971]

For a first gun PPQ, P320 or VP9? Great video!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HI +metalaek971 All are very good..... I would say Walther PPQ 9mm 1st. The other 2 is a toss up for a close 2nd. I have been shooting my VP9 more the last 3 weeks and I like it as well as the Sig P320c now. All are so close, No Loser Here! Good Luck, Beretta Sr.

[@metalaek971]

***** I Decided today on the VP9 because of the ergonomics. Thanks for the reviews. They really helped. Keep making great vids!

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi +metalaek971 , You made a great pick, This VP9 is built like a tank, it is just a very well made pistol that will last a life time. I am really enjoying mine more and more each time I take it out. I Hope You Love it! Thanks for watching our channel. Beretta Sr.

[@ichabodgarfunckel1955]

Great video! I rented the PPQ on your recommendation (before the vp9 was generally available), but I won't be able to buy it until I'm able to shoot the vp9. I currently carry the Ruger SR9c, and frankly I find it's trigger to be equal (or close) to the PPQ, with the possible exception of reset.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Ichabod Garfunckel , No big argument from me on this..... I am impressed with the Ruger SR9, and the SR9c, one of the big pluses is the firm and great break to the trigger, and a great trigger reset. I think you will like the Walther PPQ allot. :} Thanks for the comment.... Beretta Sr.

[@ichabodgarfunckel1955]

***** Y'know, after I posted the above comment, I went to my local range to see if they had a vp9 to rent (they didn't), but they had one on display for sale, and I have to say that it felt just as good in the hand, or maybe a tad better, than the PPQ. I liked the sights better on the VP9. I liked the ears on the slide a lot more than I thought I would, I like the European-style ambi mag release better than the button release on the PPQ, and I really didn't detect much difference between the triggers -- maybe the take up on the vp9 is a bit mushier, but the break and reset are just fine to me. I have a feeling that I'm going to like the VP9 better, but best to wait til I can rent it if only to give the retail price a chance to come down from the msrp $750 that the local gun shop is asking. I've heard other reviewers predict the asking price to come down $100 once the initial rush calms down.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

HiIchabod Garfunckel , I must say after posting a couple videos on the HK VP9 and shooting it 3 times at the range and about 300 rounds, I am really starting to like it allot. I dig all the things you mentioned more now then when I first purchased the pistol. So if you like those features now, you will love them 300 rounds later. I think it looks Great too. A couple guys on You Tube.... that are "Gun Reviewers" were talking crap about the overall quality compared to the rest of the HK line, but I think they are full of it. I think it looks and feels like a Great German Pistol.... like the Walther PPQ, believe me you cant go wrong with these 2 pistols... Get one now and the other in 2015, you will be thanking me later, :} You Take Care, and a side note.... I buy my pistols from a fair LGS and she charged me $629....Beretta Sr.

[@shanewofford1296]

From a review standpoint it seemed little bit biased but you admitted that. As far as the accuracy IMO that was due to your time with the PPQ. After handling and shooting both I did decide to go with the VP9. But that could have something to do with my profile pic ;) My VP9 is an absolute tack driver, dead on everytime.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Shane Wofford Thanks for sending in the comment, and I like your Profile Pic!...... I must say I am liking the HK VP9 more and more each day. It is the pistol that is out of my safe so I can check it out more over my 11 day vacation. I just love the way it looks and the feel of the grip is just Awesome..... I do not have the Range time with the VP9, but I look forward to shooting it much more in the future, as I plan to keep it and take the time to master it. What a Great pistol of around $650. Beretta Sr.

[@iamdeggmann6509]

HK VP9 is my gun...what I don’t understand is why people (like my cousin & young Berretta) who say they prefer the Walther, but still want to buy the VP9 in the future??

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

I can tell you at the time of filming this video the VP9 was a brand new handgun on the market. It was fresh and everyone was hot for it. I definitely thought it was something to add to my collection back then..... present day, I never personally added a HK VP9 and I don’t plan to. It’s a decent gun but I do prefer my Walther PPQ M2, SIG P320 and Glock 45 over the HK. - YB

[@iamdeggmann6509]

Makes sense!! Plus I know that it’s kind of an addiction! Thx

[@edburns8637]

Just what I have been looking for.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Ed Burns Hi Ed, We had fun making this video, Both Pistols are really good, I think it falls to what trigger you like better. Thanks for watching another video my friend.... Beretta Sr.

[@ewewell]

Where can I get mags for my 40 and 45 just asking because you said another brand fits thank you

[@FobusHolsters]

Very nice video! Great job guys.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Fobus Holsters, 2 Very Good Pistols! Thanks for checking out the Video. Beretta9mmUSA.

[@FobusHolsters]

+BERETTA9mmUSA if you need anything for your future videos feel free to contact us at [e-mail] , we'll be happy to cooperate with you.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

+Fobus Holsters Thank-you very much Sir! Beretta Sr.

[@WaltherKrieger]

Good video guys, I am all out die hard PPQ I wanna try the VP9 really bad too though.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hi Walther Krieger , I really think you will like it...... I do like mine allot. The HK VP9 seems like another top quality Pistol from HK. BERETTA9mmUSA Sr.

[@WaltherKrieger]

***** H&K is a quality company an it looks like a mix of the PPQ like the HK version it looks nice too, I'll definitely have to try and purchase 1. Thanks for the video.

[@Calbenmike]

I've watched a few different vids comparing these two handguns and many commenters think that HK copied a lot off of the PPQ.

[@esteemedenergy]

Good video, I gave several polymers and my verdict: PPQ>VP9>FNS9>Glock17g4>MP9

[@vincehollaway]

Aren't you worried about shooting steel that close? I love both guns by the way.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

10 yards is the minimum per the manufacturer recommendations. Most all of our shooting is from 10 to 20 yards, and we have not been hit yet. Always have eye protection on. :)

[@Hangfire79]

Wow, nice shooting guys! I don't think I've seen 2 pistols so closely matched in a lot of regards. I agree with your take on this one being squarely on personal preference. I too, however, prefer the PPQ. Can't go wrong with either.

[@BERETTA9mmUSA]

Hangfire79 I hear you Hangfire... and after 3 trips to the Range I am liking the HK VP9 more and more...... The Walther still edges it out because of the Walther Trigger.... Beretta Sr.

[@roninsct7017]

..own the PPQ in 9mm,40 and 45, also own a VP9 and VP40...if they had a VP45, would probably own that too..they are both my top picks for all the striker fired handguns I own as well as shoot the best. ..for the range or match I would pick the PPQ but would pick the VP for combat or duty carry..the ergos, speed, control and overall fit for my hands are better with VP9 and VP40

[@ghostcell030]

Your video was very interesting to watch, I had the opposite opinion though, I felt like the Walther had more recoil and I shoot the VP9 a little more accurately, though you can get HK 30rd mags if you want for the VP9

[@nateg9770]

I have a VP9 and a h&k 45 tactical. that's a hell of a gun