Walther PPQ vs Glock 19 - TheFireArmGuy

[@jeremiahwilson1781]

Walther PPQ kills the Glock 19. No question. And I love Glocks. But the Walther PPQ is the best polymer handgun on the market today.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

No argument with that comment Jeremiah

[@jamestaylor833]

Walther's P99Q series seem to fall apart or kill themselves here in Estonia, when used for Police Duty or training and are being replaced by Glock 19's. The PPQ looks nice but parts availability is poor and hardly anyone uses them as a service pistol, which says a lot and puts me off. However, there are lot of good polymer pistols out there, but Glock seem to be standing the test of time and service reliability.

[@stanislavkokorin1741]

Sorry, I'm from Estonian Law Enforcement. We are using Glock 19 as a standart handgun. Walther PPQ this gun is used by our special groups, including the guard of the president.

[@FartKnight777]

Stanislav Kokorin sounds about right. People think that just because an Army or agency buys bulk of a product it’s better then another it’s not . It means they can get bulk cheap and Glock parts are more readily available. For the everyday consumer the PPQ has way better value.

[@debel101]

The p10c is up there also

[@ronjohnson4157]

When you have several Glocks and specifically well over a grand in a gen4 G19, then lay your hands on and shoot a $550 PPQ, the realization of how bad you got screwed becomes abundantly clear. Your description of "more refined" tho accurate, is an understatement.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff Ron. The PPQ is outstanding

[@buzsalmon]

@@TheFirearmGuy wow, after reading all these comments it sounds to me like i need get to get my hands on a PPQ. Seems like quite awile back i read an article about about the PPQ M2 that caught my attention. I really like the .45 cal. However with all the various .9mm ammo out today the stopping power of a nine can be as effective. Maybe i need to start saving up for a new Walther. Sounds like it Fire Arm Guy.

[@jco5254]

It’s a good gun but don’t trust it as much idk why feels cheap in a lot of ways

[@kennethmarkwith4678]

PPQ turns a lot of Glock fanboys into believers. I just bought one the other day and holy hell...the PPQ is everything that its hyped up to be and more.

[@darylragland7283]

Same here but I got my ppq m2 and ain't looked back. 👍

[@jeff8253]

The PPQ might be one of the most reliable pistols I have ever used

[@DanielWeinreb-vc6et]

Sadly Walther quality isn't what it once was. I'm glad I still have my 2012 PPQ M1. It's amazing and reliable every time.

[@Jeff52779]

I chose the PPQ and use that as my daily carry. The ergonomics and trigger just put it above for me.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice Jeff

[@timetraveler1973]

i dont carry either one daily usually. unless i know i going somewhere....... fucked up. but i do keep the ppq as my bedside. and if i were to carry a g19 or a ppq it would be the ppq because that gun and trigger get down to business. I think they call it police quick response and the PPQ is a german acronym in that savage non-american language. and i can see why . i can just dump a mag of the ppq on the target and faster and accurately . better than i can with a g19. but im still not givin up my g19. unless someone wants to buy it for 600 bucks then i'll get another ppq.

[@monazirraza2668]

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[@kennethmarkwith4678]

I just bought a PPQ the other day, I've always wanted one. The hype is real everyone, PPQ is the truth. I love this gun!

[@tazzhardwick1316]

I just picked one up the other day. I'm damn impressed. I own a glock 20 and glock 31. I love them and all but the ppq is on another level for me.

[@6thMessenger]

I picked up the PPQ Classic, with the trigger guard mag release. I absolutely love it. I give it 5/5 stars in all of these categories: ergonomics, trigger, fit and finish, and reliability. That trigger guard mag release in the classic makes the PPQ the ideal tactical pistol, imho. In fact, now that I have been exclusively training with the PPQ classic, I am going to make sure all of my combat/duty pistols feature that style of mag release. Walther has raised the bar in the pistol market.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great comment; I love my PPQ too

[@jeremiahwilson1781]

6thMessenger I actually like the trigger guard paddle style mag realease. Its more a European style. Americans arw used to the traditional button style. But a buddy has the paddle style PPQ. Called the mark 1 I believe. I have the mark 2 with the button. Its not a buge deal but I could get used to the paddle style and In many ways I like it better. If you practice or train with a paddle style mag release...one could see the advantages.

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

6thMessenger I accidentally bought the m2 not paying attention. Sold it. About to buy another and I’m gonna get it right this time.

[@burmiester1]

Walther makes great products. If you like paddles, find yourself a PPS M1 and some HKs, the VP9, P30, USP, Mark 23, etc.

[@dougdarby3564]

I too have PPQ M1 classic and feel it superior overall to G19

[@cbr600rrturbo]

the PPQ for me aswell, mines been running like a champ

[@TheFirearmGuy]

The PPQ is a great gun no doubt. Thanks brother

[@firewire8912]

No contest ppq better then 99% of all pistol triggers. Plus just as reliable. Its the winner

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I really dig the PPQ too

[@juanete69]

What is the other 1%?

[@animavesta9554]

I'd say maybe more reliable than a Glock. Cirtainly has better quality

[@johnschum417]

@@juanete69 Single action like 1911 and Hi Power

[@IR-xy3ij]

@@juanete69 race guns

[@FamousTVvoice]

My experience: Went into the store thinking I was going to get a Glock, left totally in love with a Walther PPQ. The overall feel (to me) is smoother and more refined. I love the longer throw of the slide release, the mag release is great too, it ejects smoother and easier than the Glock, and the grip (again, to me) is way better. Overall, the Walther is much more intuitive for my digits.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I agree with your choice bud

[@darioe9801]

I did the same thing today lol

[@eric.bloodaxe2819]

Just bought a Walther PPQ 5in model. Trigger and hand fit are unparalleled. Highly recommended. . 1/10 in reset.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

+eric.bloodaxe The PPQ models are outstanding. Great choice Eric

[@JC-fj7oo]

I don't get the "reset" complaint. I was always taught to bring your finger all the way back between shots anyway. It's going to be more consistent from first shot to last if you do it the same way every time. It also means you can fire any gun without noticing the reset. It might cause a few more milliseconds of delay per shot but if you are mowing down enemies faster than you can release and pull a trigger you probably need a bigger gun.

[@donjohnson1678]

I’ve owned many different Glocks and have eventually ended up with the PPQs in 4”, 5” and the Q5 match. As soon as the PPQ sub compact is released I will have the full line! Love them!

[@oscardelta1257]

I own both as well and also prefer the PPQ more...

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff Oscar

[@jonbicho9840]

I love the PPQ series. Refined, accurate, great trigger and really comfortable to shoot right out of the box. No modification needed.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

No doubt Jon

[@terryroth428]

When I went to buy a 9mm gun 6 years ago I looked at a Sig P320 and the Walther PPQ. I didn't even consider the Glock because everybody had one. As it turns out I bought the Walther PPQ and am not sorry I did. I do believe the Walther is a better quality and designed handgun than the Glock which is pretty basic. I have fired 2,000+ rounds through it and it has been perfection. I have no regrets for buying the Walther PPQ.

[@DanielWeinreb-vc6et]

I have over 5k rounds through my PPQ M1 that was made in 2012 and it's as good as the day I bought it. Better even.

[@MyGunzBurst]

I was lucky enough to avoid buying a Glock 19 and just getting the PPQ M2 first, with the saving from not buying a different hand gun first I upgraded the all ready bad ass PPQ with night sights, steel guide rod, talon grips, extended mags, and Viridian laser/light combo add on. These upgrades turned my PPQ M2 into the perfect SHTF war pistol. lol

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice man

[@melinasparks3268]

Where do you normally buy your upgrades from?

[@gerryk3114]

Should be seeing my Second PPQ-M2 9mm this month !!!

[@ggyy311]

Gerry K Nice choice

[@goodtune1516]

Great comparison. I recently bought a 5" version, It's became my go to. Feels fantastic in the hand.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice bud

[@uncletio0428]

I acquired a Walther PPQ a few years back & absolutely love it...incredible gun!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

No doubt bud

[@oleboy7615]

One can't go wrong with either of these, as you said. I do love the paddle mag release system, but I have come to be able to release the mag with my left hand as easily as I can my right, so it's not an issue for me. I carry the G19 EDC. It is my go to gun, for sure, and I think it is the most perfect EDC/GP pistol available due to cost, reliability, size and aftermarket support. Nothing beats the Glock 19 considering these factors.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great comment - thanks Gene

[@MyGunzBurst]

He said "I like the way both guns feel in my hand". After he had the Glock hand groves shaved off, lol. Glocks ergonomics suck balls!

[@boss350z5]

totally agree... i also own both and a ppq long slide and i also would pick the ppq out of the two. great ergos and the best striker fire trigger on the market. However i certainly wouldn't fault anyone who would go with the glock...

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Well said Boss

[@marcinszczesny4392]

Many ideas and technical solutions in PPQ, comes from Walther P99 RAD established at the Arms Factory in Radom in Poland. The P99 Rad database was P99.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Marcin

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Marcin

[@Preppypoliticalswine4trump]

I started looking into the ppq after I learned they sponsor Louder with Crowder. I have not found one bad review. I think this will be my 1st gun purchase

[@TheFirearmGuy]

You will love the PPQ John

[@Hubjeep]

HA, I just searched for PPQ due to Crowder wearing a PPQ shirt, before Crowder I didn't even know about the brand Walther.

[@MultiWeen]

Hubjeep You didnt know about Walther! James Bond Bro! Walther PPK!

[@MultiWeen]

Man Plan Yeah the perfect weapon for espionage, a bersa thunder 380 is basically the same gun too.

[@kingtut8367]

I wish I can un-read this comment. That guy is the biggest piece of shit. He should not have the honor of being associated with Walther

[@beretta92x93]

don't forget the ppq has adjustable rear sights out of the box. great review as always my friend.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great point James - thanks man

[@bigbaby523]

The ppq is a beautiful gun and the m1 version with the paddle mag release makes this one of my all time favorites

[@tiggerr42431]

I like both, have competed with both and the last one I used the PPQ because it had a slightly better trigger for me. I carry the 19 more. I would feel comfortable with either.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thats a great way to say it

[@coryhart5222]

Glock is like Harley. I've seen once people buy one they turn into fanboys about it and find any justification not to buy any other brands. Good to see your honest review.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Cory

[@MrBeefSquatch]

Ppq m2 .45 is the jam for sure, so smooth

[@RoadKen53]

I have an XD 45 cal. and a girlie Glock 36 and just purchased the PPQ M2 9mm and it is as though Walther custom made it for my hand and the trigger is so positive compared to my other pistols that there is NO comparison. Ammo is tons cheaper and that means more shooting! I won't waste my money on another Glock.......

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Ken

[@brandonmugele2224]

The PPQ definitely has my interest peaked. The only thing it's lacking is a subcompact version that will accept full size mags like the G26... I have a G17, 19 and 26 and can interchange the larger mags in all of them. I like to keep my defensive guns uniform for simplicity. And it's the only gun the wife can easily shoot. Whatever I'm shooting I want her to be able to pick it up and be able to use it if she has to.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good points made Brandon

[@brandonmugele2224]

Haha I just rewatched this video and noticed my comment from a year ago. Looks like the PPQ now has a subcompact offering. They must have read my comment.

[@DEPLORABLE-vh2gq]

thank u again for ur honest opinion about the PPQ last week! I'm definitely going to get a PPQ b4 I get a glock 19! now I want it even more now. lol! great video.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks buddy. I love em both but the PPQ a little more

[@gtslow7]

I used to be a Glock fan boy. The PPQ was what took me away from Glock and I never looked back. I now own a few PPQs and carry one daily. I have had equal reliability out of both guns.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

No doubt the PPQ is an awesome gun

[@KT-xf8yl]

Glock has a timeless design. It is what it is. You get what you get. The Walther PPQ looks like a hi-Point compared to newer compact striker pistols. I would choose a Glock 19.

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

You would be entirely correct. Another telling fact most of these people don't know is Walther discontinued the PPQ in 2021 and folded on their "lifetime" warranty. They are only going to support the pistol and it's replacement parts for 10 years after. That means you got swindled and stuck in a marketing lie. Not to mention no matter what the latest and greatest "GLOCK Killer"....aka "knockoff" that comes out weekly will never equal the pistol they are trying to copy. None of them are as easy and as cheap to maintain or repair. They don't shoot as accurately in highly experienced hands. If you can't shoot a GLOCK very accurately that is on YOU and your lack of practice/skill. They aren't made as well as a GLOCK either....that includes the newer "SIG" (not Sauer) P-320 and P-365 as well. Also includes the S&W M&P, Springfield Armory XDm/XD, HK VP9.....you name it. At the end of the day only ONE winner continues to remain at the top of the hill. Don't be a target for BS marketing and overhype of new products. Last I checked you can still repair a GLOCK Gen 1 G17 as easily as a Gen 5........

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

Should have bought the GLOCK G-19 instead. I still have my first Gen 2 G19 I bought new in 1993 for $379 + 5% sales tax. It has well over 25,000 rounds through it and still works fine with only new recoil springs and a trigger return spring being replaced.. I have four other G19s in Gen 3 form with a EXO Talo, OD Green frame, FDE frame and a all black Blue Label Gen 3 G19.

[@satmdobbs1843]

Great guns, both of them. I almost bought a G19. It's ubiquitous and deservedly so, given it's track record. I have tons of trigger time on G19s. However, I bought the PPQ and couldn't be happier. It's not for everyone, I suppose, but it fits my hand like it was molded just for me. The trigger is everything people say it is. IMHO, best striker fire trigger on the market. I CCW it every day and am willing to trust my life with it, God forbid I should have to.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice with the PPQ

[@deputysheriff100]

You make a good argument for the PPQ Dan. Love my Glock 19 though.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice Deputy. Thanks friend

[@MyGunzBurst]

lol..He said his Glock 19 is all stock except for the uncomfortable finger groves were removed (cutting into his fingers no doubt), a under cut to the trigger guard added (to get a proper grip no doubt), and replaced u-dot sights with night sights (u-dot sights suck). Soon he will change the trigger out because it's a low grade product. Then gets compared to a real stock out the box PPQ and loses still..

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Never thought of it like that but you are right

[@bowhunt9968]

AMEN. Lol

[@clee6746]

Glock 19 is good but Walther PPQ is exceptionally GOOD. What's good about Walther ? Better ergonomic, more accurate, steel mag, great trigger and no malfunction. Need to say more ?

[@OhioState_Barbering]

PPQ might be nicer out of the box but if you go beyond that good luck finding the aftermarket support that Glock has reached, Glock magazines in virtually every place that sells guns. Aftermarket slides, lowers, conversion kits, triggers it just goes on and on and on. That being said wish I'd have gotten the ppq before I owned a Canik because I got rid of it when I realized reliability wasn't something I could say about my sfx. I would probably still own the ppq if I went that route. Of course I would have to get use to the weird grip swells, another reason that is off-putting for me for the PDP. Love your content as always

[@DanielWeinreb-vc6et]

PDP now supports Glock sights and the optic cut supports all brands. They also have aftermarket support for triggers and holsters which make it easy to find what you need. There's really no reason not to buy a PDP over a Glock. Out of the box it's just a better gun for about the same price, and to get your Glock anywhere near it you have to spend hundreds.

[@theshapeexists]

training on a p99 and switching to a glock is a mindfuck with the mag releases. both are great, the Walther triggers are superior, but the availability of glock parts makes it my edc. I'd feel 100% confident carrying either brand. plus Walthers are just sexy looking guns.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Both are great for sure. Thanks for checking it out

[@royjefferson78]

The PPQ is extremely good I did a test at the shooting range. And I used my instructor PPQ 9mm and it was very accurate and smooth. That made me buy one right after I got through shooting his lol.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Very cool Roy. The PPQ is amazing

[@chickerd4928]

You don't have to pull the slide back at all to take down the PPQ. Just pull the trigger and then pull down the tabs.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Ok thanks Doran

[@protectiverailroaddad7541]

The Walther is a more refined handgun in every way. I still carry my glocks more than my ppq though. I definitely shoot tighter groups with the ppq though. I can almost guarantee that's because of the superior trigger and tighter chamber tolerances

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Well said Jeremy

[@sumooth13]

You shoot better and it's more refined but you carry the Glock more Lol. Makes a lot of sense.

[@ChrisB10]

I paid 670 for my PPQ. Pandemic pricing and I had to find one with 10 round mags as I reside in communist NY state. The ergos I find are a but overrated but the trigger is phenomenal

[@JackRockBLC]

Thank you for this. I've been interested in a head-to-head comparison between the PPQ and G19, since I carry the Walther daily. I've seen a few shooters start to move away from exclusive Glock shooting specifically because of the PPQ.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff Ryan - thanks for checking it out

[@bigkid757]

Nice review! Just bought the walther creed

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice Bob - I love the Creed

[@ericjdevops]

LOVE my PPQ but I put a steel guide rod in it. Not sure if I needed to though. lol

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Many guys say that balances the gun better

[@ericjdevops]

Now they are REALLY going after Glock. www.waltherarms.com/handguns/creed/

[@walterniklowicz9141]

carried a glock 19 for about 23 years replaced it with a Walther ppq M1 this spring mainly because I don't have to buy a bunch of after market parts to make it work for me. just curious though how is the finish holding up on yours mine is already wearing from being in my clinger stingray holster Walthers customer service blames the holster for the wear and said that they don't warranty the finish.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff Walter. I havent carried the PPQ so I cant speak about the finish. Thanks for the input though

[@davelpz3340]

Walter Niklowicz So you replaced a gun that you had for 23 years and probably already did "upgrades" to because you have to spend money on upgrades out of the box? I could understand if you didn't have either one and were a first time buyer. Doesn't make much sense if you already owned one of the two.

[@walterniklowicz9141]

Dave Lpz I replaced it because a co-worker stole it at work and the Detroit police didn't want to investigate when there was only 2 suspects

[@overlandedc]

Ppq has a better trigger and ergos, the 19 is easier to carry for me and all of the aftermarket support is a big selling point. Both are great and I'm glad I own both.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great points made brother

[@Joeteck]

You should include the weight for NY complaint fire arms which is 10 rounds.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I have a video uploading now that includes the weight

[@Joeteck]

@@TheFirearmGuy very cool! Now we need to collaborate! Im picking up the Walther PPQ next week.! Subbed, because you replied to me! very cool!

[@irishbears2103]

nice comparision. to me, the Walther PPQ looks more stylish. also, love the bumper music at the intro of the video.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Kevin - always appreciated

[@Nameless-cn5lq]

Awesome video! Was on the edge about getting the PPQ next but its definitely on my list now!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great gun no doubt Corbin

[@alsvideos6276]

My friend, I think I started following you four years ago when I was in Afghanistan, I don't want to spoil your spot, but I'm jealous you're shooting with no snow on the ground. Stay Safe, and merry Christmas.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks so much for putting up with me for 4 years Tron. Thanks for service - Merry Christmas

[@mattb6258]

Got both, I have shot the G19 much more, yet I am more accurate with the PPQ... must be a trigger thing.

[@1vootman]

Thanks for all your great vids firearmguy

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Much appreciated LED

[@wj0067]

I've shot Glocks and have no problem with them, although not particularly fond of the trigger and feel. My main issue with it, and others as well, is I can see "daylight" through it. That is just a problem for me.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Ive heard other guys mention that too. Really doesnt bother me too much

[@BigJohnsonGG]

Good Stuff Brother, Carry On!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks brother

[@MrKilrico1]

I have both great guns thinking about getting a HK VP9 for my third gun

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice Rico. Ive thought about getting a VP9 too

[@CopperJacketTV]

Just picked up a new G19 today as a matter of fact lol. Great video

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff brother. I will be interested to hear your thought of the G19

[@The-Homecook-0000]

The Daily Shooter best gun You'l ever own I love mine and will never trade it...

[@peterc8021]

Iv had the ppq for 5 years and have never had any issues. I just love mine. Just can’t really say anything bad about it.

[@gerryk3114]

I Have the Small Backstrap with Talon rubber grips !! Makes it Perfect for Me !!! At the Range, when shooting multiple guns and multiple calibers, I Consistently shoot my PPQ-M2 9mm more accurately !!!! Even when tired !!!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I know you are a PPQ fan Gerry. Good luck with your second one

[@gerryk3114]

TheFireArmGuy Originally I ran the Medium Backstrap until I installed the rubber Talon Grips !! On my M&P9 I ran the Large Backstrap !!! The idea/concept was to Prevent the Rotation of the Gun in my Hand during recoil !! Because of the Talon Grips, I Now wanted More Overall Grip and let the Talon's prevent rotation !!! I Learned my Lesson after First putting the Talon's on the larger Backstrap and then having the brainstorm of reducing the Backstrap and then adding the Talon Grips !! Much Better Control !!!

[@13noman1]

Another fun review of two great guns. Another fine contender is the VP9. I rented a PPQ a few times at my local range but honestly didn't care for it; the trigger wasn't as great as I expected and the recoil was more stout than expected as well. I prefer the VP9 -- just personal choice. My Gen 3 Glock 19 isn't going anywhere (trade) any time soon either!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I dig the VP9 too brother

[@The-Homecook-0000]

13noman1 I agree I own a ppq and I'm not sold its the best trigger...Its the smoothest trigger and the ,lightest trigger I ever shot but it's not the best as far as accuracy....in fact mid think of trading it for another Glock....And the other issue I have with the Ppq is the high boraxe I don't shoot them as good as a low boraxe gun....

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

A man of wealth and taste... Great review!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Much appreciated brother

[@Lawman-196]

PPQ is the Glock of the 21st Century. Glock hasn't improved while many have surpassed it. PPQ or FN much better......and yes I own all three brands. Glock need too many after market to complete. Ghost triger, new sights, mag release, stippling, guide rod, etc By the time it competes with PPG or FN you have $1,000 into it. (yes I own all three)

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I own all three too and I agree with you

[@KiwiOverlord]

Which brands do you own again?

[@grady7443]

You would think a company like Walther or Sig for that matter would get it about competing w/Glock regarding the recoil. Its not much more But it is more. Faster follow up shots are just that, faster. Yes the ppq looks refined. Glock has the size to weight ratio down pat along w/the rake (grip angle) of the gun. Most all of other guns in this field feel a tad top heavy (slide). A great trigger on the ppq though. The g19 trigger is not a problem for most I don't think. Really like the spartan look of the Glock.

[@dccmadams44]

He says here that he has faster follow up shots with the PPQ because of the trigger.

[@TheUltimateWord]

I hate the grip angle on glocks.

[@luizmkv6963]

Suscribed! great channel. Both great reliable guns, but cant agree more with you, my new 9mm PPQ looks and feels more refined and well made than my all time beloved G19, PPQ is fantastic out of the box, to my surprise I can shoot it faster and group tighter. win -win.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Very cool Luis. Thanks for subbing

[@whiskeyactual.]

Love my PPQ and think its just the perfect pistol straight out of the box, but I still plan to get a G19 eventually. They're just both great, awesome review.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

+Ghos7N54 Thanks for checking it out bud

[@rich4150]

Nice comparison!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Rich

[@charlesdockery6785]

I own both too buddy, love em both. My ppq is in a .45, & my Glock is chambered in 10mm (G20)

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Very cool Charles

[@MPGunther1]

Really nice look at two comparable firearms. Thanks Dan

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks so much MP

[@buzsalmon]

Nothing wrong with your choice. Espcially considering i hvent even shot the PPQ however id be very hard pressed to leave my glock 19 and h&k usp for any carry guns. Thanks for your videos. You do a great service.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks BUZ

[@fumasterchu12]

I like both pistols and own a couple of each. I would also take the PPQ over the Glock though, can't beat the trigger and awesome ergonomics.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Well said brother - thanks bud

[@josecardenas4013]

Great as always...

[@Rangvald8909]

I’d say the glock is like a Toyota, Walther is like a Lexus.

[@timetraveler1973]

got both. i can dump the mag on target faster with the ppq m2 (the difference is the button mag release vs trigger guard mag release) - the trigger just wins it for the ppq for me. it can be an accuarte machine pistole. the glock cannot.

[@timetraveler1973]

could also just be my hands. i got some donald trump hands (dont worry i also have the donald trump penis, tremendous and yugge) i can just put 5-15 rounds on target twice as fast with the walther . both are good and accurate. but if im dumping a mag and wanting it to hit. personally i want the ppq.

[@DanielWeinreb-vc6et]

The Glock actually supports the "switch" that is now flooding the black market. I don't think they exist for the PPQ.

[@EdUSAF]

Yes indeed I Love Both and do Carry both! Love The Trigger on the PPQ better, Great Comparison Brother! Spot On! Hope You got My PM! Take Care!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks so much Ed. I will check my PMs. Those get past me now and again

[@EdUSAF]

TheFireArmGuy I know Me Too!!!

[@ThomasRSmith-og7zo]

Great comparison! I am thinking of picking up a PPQ or a HK VP9 or a MR9. Can you make a comparison between those guns? The Price of the MR9 is pretty cheap compared to the others but I am worried about finding a holster or any accessories for it. I wonder if the holster for a P99 would fit the MR9 (4inch model) Thanks again for great comparisons.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

You could always check with multiholsters. They make holsters for everything

[@suziohug]

Can I buy a 33 round mag for the ppq like I can for the g19 ? Can I buy a sub compact ppq like pistol that parts are interchangeable between the two guns in case one gun breaks . So I can use it for spare parts ? You can with blocks right ?

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Yes you can with Glock

[@dustinjennifercapitolinehill]

Great review. I love both these weapons and you definitely gave them their due. Liked and subbed. Keep it up!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I really appreciate that Dustin

[@antonyburns180]

Have you shot the PPQ M2 sub compact? If so is there any difference in shot quality (recoil) from the regular PPQ M2?

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Yes, I had one for a while. It feel the exact same to me

[@antonyburns180]

TheFireArmGuy perfect that’s what I wanted to hear because I actually prefer more concealment but I still love the 15 round capacity. I value your opinion thanks!

[@Leonardokite]

Dan, Dan, Dan....Loved your new intro: "Shootin" to the music" and good music, LOL. Well done. PS: Don't get me wrong, "Hey there friends thanks for checking in" is like a familiar friend. Just liked the overall effect of your new into. I liked your review, especially the consideration for lefty's. Beyond that, I've been thinking of getting a higher capacity at home pistol that has a rail for a flashlight/laser. But, since it's not carry, I'd like to go 40 S&W. Any good suggestions? (Lefty friendly preferred)

[@TheFirearmGuy]

The PPQ is available in .40 which would be a great choice. Also an MR40 by Magnum Research is excellent as well. Its made with a Walther frame

[@broot1375]

When people talk about glock reliability, it is my understanding that the increased reliability comes from the minimally supported chamber in the glock barrel. This can cause in some cases ( though rarely) weak spots in casings to blowout where they are not supported. Dont take this as an attack please...I just want to understand why people would rather risk blowing off their fingers so they can have a gun that will fire when never lubed cleaned or dropped in a mudpuddle than a pistol that will only fire if they clean and lube it every 1000 rounds or so....

[@DanielWeinreb-vc6et]

If I recall correctly the PPQ did as well as or even better in the MAC "Gauntlet" torture test. There was only one or two failures to fire in the 3rd stage if I recall correctly, and the Glock didn't make it that far.

[@danbush1249]

PPQ all the way. Glock doesn't even try to make it comfortable in your hand. PPQ is a Glock that's been refined. I though my Glock was the best gun I've owned, until my PPQ came along. Trigger on the PPQ is so good. I'd like to trade my Glocks to get a few more PPQs.

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Nice job Dan

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks buddy

[@tinafey4907]

Hi Dan! I hope this message finds you all doing well! I hope you had a fun, safe and good Halloween-and that your little one got good candy and had a blast! It's always the greatest feeling in the world to see the kids light up and smile with the magical feelings they have during the holidays. I've gotta ask if you've got mind reading powers because, this Walther PPQ comparison to the Glock 19 is exactly one of the ones I wanted to see. Thank you so very much! As you can tell by my email to you that, even though I've shortened down my list for an ETC gun-I'm still having a lot of problems knowing what the industry method of measuring a guns height is. You know, is it from the top of the rear sights to the very tip of magazines that flush fit or even further down to the magazine's that have finger extensions. I really wish I could find out where they measure to and from on the height measurements so, I'd have a better reference point when viewing guns in videos and on paper etc. I thank you very much for all your time and help! You're too amazing Dan with how you do your videos, the guns you review and your willingness to help others! Take good care my friend and God bless you all! Your friend, The Rev. 😃 P.S. Totally awesome guns you have here! I'd prefer the ergos on the PPQ too. Are there after market night sights for the PPQ too? And how'd you get the Glocks finger grooves removed? Oh, BTW, cause you've been helping out with my new EDC gun decision-my wife and I've decided to nickname the new gun "Dan" after you. In honor of all your help. 😉 You do a great job and thanks again!

[@devildog3246]

Not a Glock fan, but I can respect anyone using one. I have owned both. The PPQ is still in my house. One of the best triggers I have ever put my finger on. As far as striker fired pistols I still lean towards the XD9 Mod2. That's a personal thing from shooter to shooter, but my PPQ is an absolute champ as far as double taps, TRIGGER, feel, and size. Beautiful pistol too. Good review brother! I will say this about my Glock 19... During the time I owned the pistol I had several issues with it. Granted most people that own them love them, but I'm not one of those people. It had more than a couple failures to fire, and it loved to double feed. I also had to replace a broken firing pin before less than 2000 rounds. Pretty much the same thing for my Glock 22 as far as the firing pin... 3800 rounds the firing pin broke. I never had these issues with any other striker fired pistol. Again a great review Dan, but I'll dodge the Glock like ebola and zika.

[@MrRoboskippy]

These are certainly good days with our choices for handguns. When comparing any of the top manufacturers, you really have to split hairs to pick a winner. Compare that to the choices we had ten or twenty years ago.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

You are right skippy. I always choose t the end but it's very hard

[@39MercFlathead]

I have carried a Glock 19 for 30 years and have owned a variety of other model Glocks. But if you like the Glock trigger, you must be used to shooting dart guns. When I find a pistol with all of Glock's advantages, but with a decent trigger, I will be changing immediately.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks man

[@TheMosinNagantChannel]

Sig P320 all the way! great video bro.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Im thinking of a P320 vs PPQ comparison

[@TheMosinNagantChannel]

That would be awesome bro.

[@joedoe7839]

TheFireArmGuy I second that

[@benbon86]

sig = overpriced

[@joedoe7839]

TheFireArmGuy Great comparison.

[@ThePatriotsway]

Great review, and proud owner of the G19.....just subscribed!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks so much Sean

[@glenninfla991]

I like the PPQ!!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Good stuff Fox

[@Eduard-in9pk]

Thank you! Very interesting to know! I'm looking for Walther PPQ Match 5.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great choice Eduard

[@Eduard-in9pk]

@@TheFirearmGuy Thank you! What can you say about Glock 34?

[@82luft49]

I also own both of these guns. As good as the trigger is on the PPQ, Its snappy recoil is a turn off. The Glock 19's trigger may not be as refined as the PPQ, but it gets the job done. Also, its recoil is much more controllable.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks for your experience with these two guns 82

[@Praisethelordjesusgod]

Both are great but for me as a new shooter the snappiness of the ppq made me go glock but know I’ve gotten better and have some experience so thinking about the ppq m2

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Give it a try. Its an outstanding gun

[@oldrrocr]

thanks for mentioning the left-hander issues. There are so many of us...

[@russelder9743]

I have shot my friends G19 and its a good one,, never shot the PPQ...however I like my VP9 better than my friends G19 and the price is pretty close.....all 3 are quality

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Great points made - thanks Russ

[@toobfunnybunny]

GREAT video!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks bud

[@rElliot09]

Good review, I have both...well a few G19's and one PPQ M2 Navy. Still prefer the Glock for daily use but agree, ergo's and trigger go to the PPX, stock for stock.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

I don't get that. Why would you prefer a gun for daily use that has inferior ergos and trigger? That just doesn't make sense. Are you just not as comfortable with the PPQ?

[@rElliot09]

Myanameis Beestingz Who says it has better ergo's and trigger? Everyone is different, not one size fits all, not one trigger fits all. I shoot better with a G19, it's the better gun, end of story. When in Afghanistan, during my tours, those I worked with carried G19'..if they carried a handgun. Money no option and they those the best gun for the job. Why I choose it as well. Your insult of why I'm not comfortable demonstrates an amateur attitude and aptitude as well.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Bunk Man Whoa, take it easy tough guy.

[@Passportbro33Mark2]

I had the Walther, PPX and even though that bad boy was ugly it was a damn good gun!

[@jamesroberson4192]

I have both but my PPQ M1 FOF 5" is more comfortable all the way around over my HK P30 & my 19 just fits my hand better and the trigger is the best out the box

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks James

[@Zombot]

I have the same conclusion between the two. Nice vid!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks so much buddy