Walther PPQ: "Sniper's Pistol" by Nutnfancy

This is an epic pistol, probably one of the best combat semi-auto pistols in the world. The outstanding Walther PPQ impressed me and my crew on just about every level. Everybody who shot one wanted it. It features world class reliability, accuracy, simplicity, outstanding ergonomics, adequate firepower, and superb value. Its fast reset trigger and grip are perfection. At just 25.5 ounces, it's also one of the lightest making the PPQ a top choice for integration in weight and size critical systems. All details are discussed and shown in this thorough video review of this outstanding pistol. Make room on your world's best list....////////////////////////////////////////////// Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 10 out of 10 (maybe 9.5 with the sight issued discussed)/////////////Awesome music from UK TNPr El Dudio at / eldudio

[@proud2pak331]

I should have listened. I was enamored with the HK VP9, and so I got one. I soon found out that it wasn't much better than my Glocks. I now have the PPQ and I'm not looking back. Trust TNP truth!

[@nutnfancy]

+proud2pak The VP9 is good though! I still like the feel and trigger of the PPQ more, but some people can't unsee the HK magic inherent to those two little letters (that bring extra zeros on the box). I feel like the PPQ rides that great area like the G19 and p228 for size and concealability. -TD

[@dasreich4892]

Wonderful weapon. In my time in the USMC, DoD and as a Deputy Sheriff this is the best pistol I have been privileged to use and shoot. Thank you Nutnfancy for your review of this weapon and giving it more publicity.

[@igorleyko7972]

It is a truely amazing handgun. I shoot club competitions (ISSF) but at amateur level. I use USP expert most of time. My result on TS2 target are around 85 on 25meters. A colleague bought this gun, and had a chance to shoot it in competition. First time I had it in my hands. And I did 92! And just because of 1 accidental 6.This means I am able to put 10 rounds, 25meters, under a box of cigarettes!!! With a stock gun, no adjustments, some bulk ammunition. Nothing of the guns I had in my hands came close. This is the same results I get from competition oriented Hammerli .22LR. Amazing accuracy.

[@nutnfancy]

Igor Leyko See man? It's sad how underappreaciated the PPQ is. THe mk1 is absolutely stellar, and pretty carryable over it's competitors too. Seems like all the Walthers kinda snuck up on me though- I've carried a PPk for years, but just discovered the PPS a couple months after the Q only to have it dominate my single stack 9 preference. (THough NF likes his PF9 in the summer, PPQ, and the XD/s) I think it's got a lot to do with their eye for ergonomics- all their recent stuff seems to have a great feel and thoughtful layout in common. Good job smokin' it! -Doodle

[@coronal888]

Love my PPQ M1, bought it largely because of this review. My favorite gun. Thanks TNF!

[@lughfiregod16]

I've owned one of these for about 9 months now, no regrets it's an amazing firearm.

[@johnhope9319]

As much as I absolutely love the PPQ. I will say however I still feel the P99 AS, once mastered, may quite possibly be the greatest pistol ever made. Yes I said the greatest ever. That gun has been put through rigorous testing. And has been proven to be almost unbreakable. The trigger system was so ahead of its time at the time of its release. And the the reset might actually be even better than the PPQ. It is ultra reliable and has been tested time and time again with police forces around the globe in the harshest of conditions. And the pistol its self is almost a work of art. Sleek, sexy and one of a kind. The weapons ban of the 90's really hurt the pistol in the US and it was never really marketed here as such. But in Europe it's a revered pistol, even more so than HK's. I think people here are finally realizing what those in Europe have known for years. That they make some of the most iconic and highly crafted pistols in the world. They always have. It's a shame it took so long for the US gun crowd to see it. I will forever cherish my P99 and think my PPQ will join it as time proves just how great it is also

[@millier2198]

I am so incredibly happy with my Walther PPQ. Fantastic trigger and reset. Thanks for the advice nutnfancy.

[@rawmail102171]

hands down the best stock trigger of ANY polymer pistol on the market...Just outstanding!

[@pfang100]

Have the M2 version. Love the pistol. Shot it dry as well several hundred rounds and there is zero problem. The pistol also looks awesome. Wish one day it will be as popular as the Glock.

[@JayzBeerz]

I became a Walther fanboy due to the PPX and it's nice trigger. I'm saving up for the PPQ M2 now.

[@sgarretson315]

It's still the best hand gun I own. And I own some good ones. I've noticed some of the competition have copied the PPQ, yet Walther still doesn't get the credit for that.

[@nicolas84qc]

thanks for your videos, you and Hickok45 are my youtube heros..

[@donschiffgens145]

Incredible trigger, perfectly balance, sik grip. It is as accurate and reliable as any. It just feels right in your hand, like it belongs, like it's a part of your body. I've put 2,000 plus rounds through it without a failure. I put 1,000 rounds through it before cleaning it. My buddy and I went to the range, he owned a Glock 22. I let him try my PPQ .40, after one mag, he said he was trading in his Glock for the exact gun.

[@paulwilcox1]

Took your recommedation, bought the classic with paddles. Love it, love it, love it. Now to imi for a holster. Thanks, I owe ya.

[@5280climber]

Just bought my m2 and couldn't be more impressed!! What a sweet pistol...and that grip!

[@Andriykoblin]

I conceal carry the PPQ!

[@stephenmaurer3548]

I had a chance to hold a PPQ in my hand at the outdoor show in Harrisburg, PA. Fits my hand like a glove and points like a 6th finger. Love it already!! However, I own a WWII AC42 p-38 that is a great shooter!! Walther makes a first rate product.

[@teejsaysulkowski]

I have a PPS and LOVE IT. Dry fired a PPQ at the local gun shop...accumulating funds as a result...

[@AirForceAce3571]

I also have a PPS 9mm and carry it IWB, and it is outstanding! a PPQ M2 is on my wish list, but gonna square away some other purchases first. one day...

[@sknowmann]

I have the M2 version of this gun and I'm obsessed. I can't get enough of my PPQ!

[@jpchiesa]

Congratulations! You were in a recent ABC News report about rising KZbin stars that could spin into Television. The article was positive!

[@ScreamingSkullSaloon]

I just purchased the Walther PPQ M2 Navy. I have not got the chance to take it to the range yet. First impressions of this weapon are fantastic! I own or have owned H&K's, Sigs, M&P's, Magnum Research, and Beretta. If my Walther is even close to as accurate as I have seen in all of the reviews I have seen here on you tube then it is going to be my favorite handgun by far. I actually would have liked the M1 Navy a little more as I prefer the "European Style" mag release but could only find a M2 Navy model without the threaded barrel. Pretty rare it seems. I wanted the Navy but without the threaded barrel for CCW. Great Review nutnfancy! Hope to see a update review in the future.

[@dustynewman1]

I have the PPQ in .40 cal. I love it.

[@zsebi696]

+1 on this. PPQ and PPS is my choice. Never a malfunction with any ammo, on a multiday (400+/day) tactical training with this gun. A truly ambidextrous pistol.

[@AluminumStud]

I just bought a PPQ M2 today, love it!

[@NJallDAY6O9]

This is exactly how I feel about the gun having small hands myself. The trigger, ergo's, and position of the mag release on the M1's is what sets this pistol apart from others. Especially if you have small hands like us. I personally think the M1 is the best pistol ever made for women & smaller handed men EVER.

[@TimHPop776]

Great review and video! I have HK vp9 and flat out love it! The PPQ has possibly a better trigger than my vp9 and that is flat out saying something for the PPQ! I am really looking forward to getting my own PPQ m1 with the paddle mag release like my vp9. Thanks.

[@MrPHATSPEED]

I wanted a PPQ when they first came out. Couldn't find one to save my life. Ended up going Glock 19 instead. Last week I picked up a H&K VP9. Watching Nutnfancy review of that pistol was like watching this review again almost. I have to say I'm very happy with the VP9. If I could find a PPQ I could love to add it to the collection for comparison.

[@cmr7217]

Great gun. All ive done is upgrade both of mine with stainless guide rods

[@Galcyon]

This video helped me make my decision for my first handgun. Went to the range, tried a PPQ, fell in love. Tried a Glock, S&W MP9, and XDm... didn't do it for me. As a new handgun shooter, I felt like this pistol fit my hand better than any of the other one I tried. The trigger on this gun is amazing and recoil isn't horrible. Thank you Nut'n for this review and for introducing me too such a wonderful firearm!

[@AdamBorseti]

9:20 Wow.... what a view........ just gorgeous!

[@KatotownUSA]

I bought this gun immediately after watching this video and I haven't looked back. I have a 1911 Springfield from the custom shop that ran me 1300 and honestly, I like this gun more. Everything about it is so perfect. Easy to clean, best ergonomics I've EVER experienced in ANY handgun, and it eats all kinds of ammo and more importantly, all kinds of reloads that my other 9mm's have been very picky with. A+ pistol. I'm selling 3 pistols since I bought this. Selling my glock 19, xd9 and a S&W 915

[@AtticAZ]

I'm not really one for super long reviews. But, this one was fantastic!!! I now know my next purchase.

[@leftcoaster67]

I went to the local range and put 50 rounds through it at 10 yards. Out freaking standing! Perfect trigger, amazing sights, great sight radius. I'm in love.

[@kurtmckelvey639]

have over 5,000rds in my ppq 9mm no problems great gun!🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

[@tylerbreeding]

Thanks NutnFancy for this informal video. Just received my PPQ M1 last week. Extremely happy with this combat pistol. Best stock trigger on any polymer handgun. Had I not viewed this video, I would have likely purchased the G19. Glad I went this route. Thanks again, sir. Keep up the good work!

[@nicerperson1]

Only 16 hikers were shot in this video - just kidding! :) nice looking gun

[@PROJECTKODIAK]

Well, nutnfancy is a go-to for information for me when I'm thinking about buying a gun. Great perspective, gives out good points to consider, tests the product himself even. After watching this vid, I bought this, and I friggin LOVE THIS GUN! His review is accurate and totally on point. THANKS NUTN'!!!

[@LeRoy313]

Less air is a good eyes preference. Wait a while, you'll be looking for more air on that rear sight as you age. :)

[@osxgp]

Thanks for the VR. I pick mine up on 2-7-12 from it's 10 day coma. I live in California and I had to do a single shot exemption (or SSE) just to get it due to the CA safe handgun roster. When I first picked it up, I was pleased how well balanced it felt. I own several handguns and must say that it felt the best in my hand.. Even better than my S&W M&P. Thanks for the review and keep them coming.

[@pptx100]

I wish this was in 1080p

[@thelawonguns5217]

I have the PPQ M2 and it is in my top 3 guns (and no Glock is not). I think walther did a great job on the mag release, it's as ergonomic as the rest of the gun, not sure why people would say otherwise. I couldn't get used to switching back and forth from gun to gun with the paddle style. Awesome gun overall.

[@jizzythefroggy1108]

I have a ppq and my loaded chamber indicator works fine

[@coldfusionacura]

I rented one of these at the range last week and fell in love with it. I am short and have small arthritic hands. The trigger is amazing and the weapon feels so "right" in my hands all my gloves are jealous. I am by no means a good shooter (about 1 year pistol experience) but PPQ got peoples attention. There was a competitive shooter at the range with me that day. He walked over at one point to see who I was and what I was shooting. Needless to say it was a great experience for a novice

[@billosby9997]

PPQ M1 and PPS someone help me I think I've turned into a Walther fanboy!

[@nutnfancy]

Bill Osby They converted me- I always thought (aside from PPK) they made kinda weenie eurocop guns, after the PPQ I've warmed up to a genuine fan. -TD

[@toynazi]

nutnfancy PPS is an awesome little piece. I don't like the whole backstrap thing. But it's a win!

[@Maskva1825]

I owned p99 for 10 years now. Shout through it about 6000 rounds. Not a single issue, or failure! never jammed! Also, I love the ergonomics on my p99, most likely my next pistol will be Walter ppq.

[@xx1simon1xx]

the p99 is the main service pistol for the german police just sayin ;)

[@Dimitrius001]

This is an execellent pistol, Walther's are very underrated and underreviewed, and especially undermarketed, I had as AS that I regrettably sold. Just bought a PPQ and will not make the mistake of selling it!

[@TheWitnesserer]

So, nutn, which would you grab in a pinch, the PPQ or the Glock 17/19/26/34?

[@LiveFreeOrRIP]

a glock. it will always come down to the most popular. When you are out of ammo and you need a mag the guy next to you will have a glock 75% of the time. 9mm or .40 you have a 50% chance of compatibility with others.

[@TheWitnesserer]

LiveFreeOrRIP That's the reason I went with the choices I made in firearms (Glock, 1911, AR, AK). Not only does everyone have 50+ magazines for all those types, there are also parts EVERYWHERE. Fixing one in case of a malfunction would be a snap. Try that with an AUG or an F2000 or an FNP.

[@LiveFreeOrRIP]

Thank you. Very good thinking. I want a PPQ so bad i want to stamp my feet. BUT it would be a part of my collection and NOT a cornerstone Like my G23 or my Berg 500. Or the AR. My next gun will be a 10/22. I think a .22 might be the best SHTF gun if your heading into the woods and your on your own. but the 4 guns are a must have at home.

[@TheWitnesserer]

LiveFreeOrRIP A 10/22 is next on my to-buy list. I have a GSG-1911 and have been putting off the .22 LR rifle purchase cuz of all the assholes who keep cleaning out the shelves of .22 LR, but ever since I scored on a whole case of them at regular price, I gotta get me a 10/22. Best .22 LR rifle ever made in my opinion.

[@JFinne9]

.22 has taken more white-tail deer than anything else in the US, even 30-30 because it's used by poachers, for the same reason it would be so valuable if the S ever HTF. It attracts a LOT less attention. My only .22 is my first rifle ever, a bolt action made by Marlin. But for .22 I honestly don't think Semi-Auto fits the same POU as .22 in SHTF, quietly hunting for food. Besides the LAST thing you want to do is shoot twice. Still think a 10/22 would be a great SHTF rifle, just not the be-all end-all.

[@ArmedVegan]

Cool, another great option for carry! I did TNP proud today. Our academy was doing rifle shooting and I was the only one to show up with a plate carrier with mag pouches, camelbak, and chest mounted serpa. Most cadets were fumbling mags in pockets but I was organized and even the instructors were impressed and liked the rig. Thanks TNP!

[@Frogman6287]

PPQ 45 review!

[@killforfunandmoney69]

The Walther PPQ does seem like a very practical gun, indeed. On a different note, the view 9:21 is beautiful.

[@DaDipinator]

Don't get me wrong LOVE THE CHANNEL....but goddamn y'all are some spec ops wannabes

[@FlayvorOfEvil]

Don't we all kinda wanna be one?

[@Redzo79]

FlayvorOfEvil No kiddo.

[@FlayvorOfEvil]

Redzo79 Just a little bit? Just the good parts?

[@BurnTheNuance]

FlayvorOfEvil Nope.

[@SCPorchGardner]

Well nutn is a retired LtCol Pilot. and the other guy is still in. they're not spec ops definitely lol. They are avid shooters. I'm still active duty MP and I love doing this shit on my free time.

[@alanlong4009]

For me, the wider width rear sight opening like the PPQ has (I have three PPQ's, two M1's and one M2) really helps out when your eyes start to get older. I'm 53 and having more "air" in the rear sight has been a huge help as my close range vision has changed. I used to prefer tighter width sights but...not anymore. With the stock sights, I have a much better sight picture than with any of my other pistols. Good review and I agree that the PPQ has multiple uses. Duty, off-duty, IWB and OWB, and of course, home defense. I use mine for all.

[@iamscoutstfu]

"Shooter on the right" stop....stand still and fully upright....taking your time. Come on dude.

[@Cagmito125sportsbikespares]

Kyle Simon come on dude what ?

[@iamscoutstfu]

If you're going to call out a shooter. Then the response from the trainee should be appropriate to there being an actual shooter. If you're not going for realistic training , then use words like "target". Teaching that the proper response to the trigger word "shooter" is to stop, stand still, upright, and not in cover, apply no suppressive fire(this one is debate able as the situation may be one of limited available resources) and slowly get your target picture before ever returning fire. Is basically teaching someone to die.

[@Cagmito125sportsbikespares]

sounds like less fun to me

[@iamscoutstfu]

Well, does getting shot because you were taught to react to an active shooter by standing still and slooooowwwly aiming at him sound fun?

[@jimbob-tu5xf]

+Kyle Simon That's what you call........air force training

[@romeoscrying2048]

The red indicator on the right side is only visible when there is a round in the chamber. I have a PPQ M2 9mm and I love it. This feature is convenient for me especially in a striker pistol. I use this gun for home defense so I am always checking it and moving it to different locations. I'm not entirely big on not having a safety but the indicator does help reassure me and is the first thing I look at when I pick up the gun.

[@cudarocker]

Years ago, I purchased the original design P99, this was before the QA, AS, and other models, completely German made. It was and well, still is an incredible semi-auto. I like the de-cock, I like being able to have my first shot in single action if I so chose, etc. BUT I have to say, yesterday I went down to a local gun shop and walked out the door with my new Walther PPQ in .40 S&W. I think it simply takes everything from the original P99 and whips into shape a superior semi-auto. I'm stoked!

[@sgarretson315]

I recently tried this great pistol at a shooting range, in 40 cal. I also tried it against a comparable Glock-gen 4 and a SW M&P. I liked the Walther best. The ergonomics, trigger and grip were just excellent for me and I felt right at home shooting it. I will probably buy the 9 mm version for ammo cost reasons as I plan on putting quite a few rounds down range but I concur with Nutnfancy as to the Walther's excellence. This is a sweet little pistol.

[@reprosser]

I just picked up my new 9mm PPQ today! Awesome gun - can't wait to shoot it. The main reason for my purchase was this video. After viewing it multiple times, I searched other reviews and they were all positive. Got it for $541 from my local (Favorite) dealer. Planned use is CCW and Home defense.

[@shahboy68]

Tried one out at the range today. Loved it. Then bought one. Great Trigger, Easy to load magazines, compared to my Glock 19. I didn't feel like my thumb was going to fall off. I found it real easy to shoot and acquire the target. Thanks for review NutnFancy.

[@DShiflet01]

I have a 9mm P99 AS and love it(a 1st time shooter friend of mine I took to the range with me, she was afraid to shoot my .40 SIG P239 and XDM but she shot the P99 and loved it too), and based on my experience with that one, this one is one I've been wanting to pick up for awhile now as well. Good to see it gets the TNP seal of approval.

[@matthewzukowski8976]

It is the most accurate & best feel of any pistol I've ever purchased. Price one these at local gun shop outside Philly is $450 brand new, 2 mags, autoloader, 3 backstraps, back in March 2015. Get one.

[@jproduce1]

Being a full time soldier and having most of my experience with the m9, handling the ppq is amazing. For the price you cant beat it. My wife has a new FNS 9mm she thought she would like better than the ppq. 100 more for the FNS and she still loves the ppq, she just wont admit it. Perfect accompany to my ar15 for off duty time. Maybe if we could get smarter LT's that don't rely on safeties we could finally ditch the m9.

[@r0nmad]

Just picked up my PPQ in 9mm from a local shop for $550 + tax (support your local gun shops!) and love it. The feel of and trigger reset are something you have to experience for yourself. Thanks for the great review Nutn!

[@leosmith3183]

This is hands down the best hand gun I've ever shot. Fits in the small of my back very well. Comfortable in the hand. Dead on in accuracy. A true pleasure to shoot.

[@IamWithStupid420]

Finally had the chance to shoot this wonderful pistol and I ordered one the next day. My brand new PPQ .40 just came in today! Loving it.

[@excxflyr]

Nutn, thanks to you I am a new owner of a PPQ. As a lefty I absolutely love it!!! It feels excellent in hand (natural) with lefty controls!! It exudes quality in craftsmanship and accurate to boot.

[@rraxbbax]

Update: I fired the .40 and loved it. It felt like the grip was made specifically to fit my hand. The trigger was like butter, and I liked the sights, but I agree, they could be a little tighter. The .40 flipped just a little bit more than I liked, and it was too much for my wife, but based on your review and my range time with the .40, I went so the only shop I could find that had one (unfortunately, couldn't find an Mark 1 - I really like the paddle mag release, but the button is absolutely no problem) and bought the 9mm straight away. Took it to the range last week and had some excellent groups with it. I'm not very experienced in handguns, so I was not sure I was going to get zeroed in straight away. I still have a bit to go, but I could confidently defend myself with it right out of the box. I really enjoy your channel - your sense of humor and delivery are quite engaging, and it seems like every review you do, answers all my questions as they pop up in my head. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your videos and the new ones as they are posted.

[@AverageJoeShooter]

I Picked up a PPQ in .40 S&W a couple months ago. About 300 rounds through it so far of mostly Winchester 165gr (white box FMJ) and some Federal 180gr and not a single problem. the winchester shot flawless and right on target, the federal was a little more inconsistent in the accuracy area but no difference in gun function ability. I love this gun, It is easily worth more money then they charge for it. I only with it had an auto slide release with a loaded mag like the H&K P30.

[@CaptJohnsBar]

I just bought the Walther PK380 for an EDC....As far as ergonomics it's the best thing i have ever had in my hand.

[@Dirkxe]

Picked one up at the gun show yesterday( the only one in 9mm at the hole show, lucky me), went to the shooting range today, will never give it up!!! Thank you for this review, it helped my decision. The 17 Round mag works great, picked one up as well. Holster is a bit harder to find, ordered one out of Israel.

[@JHolder1422]

Carry my PPQ DAILY! It has been my winter gun. It carries well and it has been flawless in all my shooting. Lpve this gun!

[@bullgumbo]

Footnote to earlier remark, P99 has a red button indicator to show that the striker is actuated. It can be decocked with the embedded control on the slide, then fired double action. Perrrrrfect!

[@henrytheeight]

Just got the PPQ and its the best semi-auto I have owned. The trigger rocks!

[@Waynebob68]

I own a PPQ 9mm, With Meprolight, p99 nite sites holstered by a Blackhawk # 24 Serpa. One word, Awesome! 1000 rounds + and no issues. Love this gun... Thanks for the review!

[@kinjari]

If you have a 9m you like then you made the right choice - I have a S&W 9mm M&P and was sooooo happy to get my PPQ in .40 - AWESOME!!!

[@SugarFreetornado]

Nutn always polices "picks up his brass" hes very respectful of his environment and wants to preserve it for others and many more to come after him. its a good way to keep your favorite shooting area clean. and not get shut down.

[@countryboy094271]

Just bought the walther ppq 40 and I absolutely love this gun.

[@ethansmith9131]

Great review Nutn. I purchased a PPQ after watching this vid, I couldn't be happier with it. Thanks for the informative review, good job buddy!

[@tuck234]

I love this gun. The PPQ is my one and only CCW. Just love Walther and there guns.

[@erklaerbaer01]

I'm in the hospital right now and watched the review for relaxing. I'm german and nearly popped a stitch when you said "walther" trying to sound german. Very nice I go buy one when I can

[@HuberLawn]

Thanks for the great review. I picked up the M2 version, love it. Also thanks for quality reviews with out every other word being "um". I freaking hate that, nothing annoys me more than half a video of "um".

[@michaelgloeckler4942]

Got the PPQ M2 9mm, best 9 I have shot and so under rated. Love it and keep the good reviews going.

[@johnbickle8457]

I have a PPQ M1 in 40SW and absolutely love it. also a PPQ M2 (5") in 9mm, very cool look to it. Fun fact: the M1 and M2 mags are NOT interchangeable as the notches are in slightly different locations. The M1 mags have a blue follower and the M2 mags have a red follower.

[@Gimpzomg]

Trivia regarding the rstamps: In Germany, every weapon made for purchase in-country has to be tested by a federal testing facility, called the "Beschussamt" or "Firearms Testing Department". Every gun is rigorously tested before it is released for purchase and the rounds used have 30% more power than the standard ammunition of its caliber. The "N" beneath the eagle means that a standard shooting pattern was used and the Cross-and-Antler sign means that it got tested at the Department in Ulm.

[@CaptJohnsBar]

I handled every gun in the store multiple times and this seemed to be the most comfortable point and shoot one of all....I wanted a gun that i could fire and come reasonably close just by pointing even if i didn't have time to aim properly and this gun fit the bill nicely....Just finished a handgun safety course for my concealed carry permit....

[@Seeber420]

Finally bought a ppq after seeing this months ago.

[@Phantom_T.]

i am stoked to see this as the P99 was always one of my favorite designs for a pistol. loved it since i was 11 till now, I am glad to see the PPQ as it hits all the right notes again and I'm blown away by it.

[@wtsimpson7]

The trigger on this is excellent. The reset is absolutely perfect.

[@RNichols398]

Lovin the PPQ. Picked mine up for $519 + tax. I own a P99 and PPS, but this gun is perfection. Thanks for the review TNP.

[@pedrofsn2]

yo nutnfancy, i learned a lot from your videos i live in brazil and i'm 16, the dream of my life is to start a gun company in usa. you were probably the one who most helped me so far can't forget hickock 45 but i think you are the one who still most teach me. you'll still be reviewing my gear in your videos i just love you man thanks for everything A BIG HUG FROM BRAZIL MATE =D

[@gunguylarkin]

Nutnfancy, thank you for all your incredible work with testing and "keeping it real"!!! I do alot of research for my gun purchases, and your findings are invaluable. I just picked up my ppq and couldn't be happier. everything you say in your reviews is truth. Thanks for your very hard work, and thanks even more for "keeping it real"!!

[@sgarretson315]

I bought one in .40 caliber after doing some range time with a rented one. I did compare it against similar sized Glock, S&W, and Springfield variants and I came away favoring the Walther. It is a sweet pistol and I love mine. I do find it a bit large for my personal concealed carry system but it is my preferred home defense option. I also wish there were more aftermarket items for it and you could actually find extra factory mags. Nonetheless I agree with this video. It rocks.

[@DanPodhola]

I just got a .40 S&W PPQ. Love it. Ergos are great and it's a great looking gun to boot!

[@jizzythefroggy1108]

I have a PPQ and i can tell you that is is the best 9mm i have ever owned. even better than a glock.

[@bullgumbo]

I have HK, Glock, FNP, 1911 Colt and Springfield, Ruger LC9 AND in a class by itself, a Walther P99c 40 cal. It is my most accurate pistol - and has never had a failure of any kind. If the PPQ is better, I really can't imagine that.

[@WillPower1818]

Thank-you for all that you guys are doing for gun owners and our rights!

[@IamWithStupid420]

I am now a proud owner of a PPQ in .40 S&W and I absolutely love it. Your review is spot-on including the minor issue with the sights. Great trigger, great ergonomics overall a fantastic weapon, and I chose it over a Glock or M&P

[@Mickeal7]

Just qauled on the PPQ, hands down the best trigger ever on market so far. Roounds on target were tight and recoil was aloest zero. Great Gun!!!!!!!!

[@hokuspokus3802]

This is an awesome pistol I've put 800 rounds through mine without any malfunctions yet! I put a Viridian XL5R red laser/ light on it for 200$ instead of night sights just because I like to be able to 100% ID your target and I am not as good shooting while holding a light. The stock sights are amazing and with the laser I purchased I absolutely love it.

[@fstosvcfz]

Thank you for trust in our Teutonic Firepower. Danke.

[@TheOakyDokyandSD]

Hmm... I never realized that's how the ads worked on here, I appreciate you clarifying that for me and for any others who don't know any better. Now it makes sense why I've gotten tons of political ads for Ron Paul and the ocassional outdoor product ad. And yes I do feel silly now, but at the same time I'm pretty stoked you responded to me, I'm a big TNP fan and enjoy all the videos/input you share. In fact I'm now trying to convince a friend to pick up the PPQ so I can give it a try, TY Nutn ;)