Walter P22Q: Is the Original Polymer Frame Semi-Auto 22LR Pistol Obsolete?

[@michaelm233]

I love what you said that so few say; in many videos I see, a bad guy starts to run away when a gun is pulled out and fired. He doesn't stop to ask what caliber you're shooting. That said, I still want a higher caliber in my edc. That Walther is only tactical if you're being attacked by squirrels. Great video and info.

[@Preacher357]

Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback. I think John Lott in his research concluded that as high as 93% of all defensive gun events don't involve the trigger ever being pulled. The attack is halted as soon as the gun is presented.

[@richmondcomputercompanyinc8054]

Great video thanks ! How many rounds does it take to break it in do you now for a new p22q!?!

[@Preacher357]

@@richmondcomputercompanyinc8054 As far as I know this one did not need much of one. I borrowed it not long after my cousin bought it, so I don't think it had many rounds down the pipe when I got it. It has run flawlessly for me.

[@richmondcomputercompanyinc8054]

Great video thanks ! How many rounds does it take to break it in do you now for a new p22q!?!

[@WhiteWolf1980]

Please review the Walther PPQ. I have the M1 version. The only difference is M1 is euro mag release, and M2 is standard mag release. I'm know you will be highly impressed.

[@Preacher357]

@@WhiteWolf1980 I would love to try one out. I have wanted to for years, but just never got around to it. I will probably try one of their new pistols first, though. Unless I am mistaken, I don't think they are making the PPQ any longer.

[@geneotrexler8246]

Good video 👍 Got a p22 on a trade and it ran awful & I eventually tossed it in the trash can 🗑. It turned me off of the Walther brand .

[@Preacher357]

Every brand has lemons. I try not to judge any brand based on one example. I plan on reviewing some more Walther models in future,..hopefully sooner than later.

[@WhiteWolf1980]

Walther is an excellent manufacturer. Like all gun brands, everyone has to have their "extremely affordable" model. I have a p22Q, a PPQM1, and I'm familiar with p22. The most common problem with p22 is FTF and FTE. Change the firing pin and extractor, and you're solid! You can buy the parts and the gun and still be at $300.