If you want a Glock, get a Walther PDP

[GPS]

My God, it has a great trigger and is super accurate! You’d have to make a large investment into a Glock (GPT) in order for it to come close, and at that point, it will definitely cost more than the Walther.

 

[LDB]

Is there any sub-model to PDP? I've been thinking about an RXM but not opposed to also looking at this. Could be a tough decision. RXM is $398 OTD LGS vs. $599 plus tax/fees for PDP and RXM includes a Tritium front sight in the deal.

 

[Anchorite]

Walther has always been something of a sleeper in the pistol market. I think they are better built than their competitors.

Interestingly, Walther has suspended production for the next few years to presumably upgrade their entire line of PP pistols.

Should be interesting to see what they come up with next.

 

[GPS]

Is there any sub-model to PDP? I've been thinking about an RXM but not opposed to also looking at this. Could be a tough decision. RXM is $398 OTD LGS vs. $599 plus tax/fees for PDP and RXM includes a Tritium front sight in the deal.

The PDP compact is the same size as the RXM. There are smaller ones too.

 

[Annihilator]

I tried one when S&W was associated with them years ago, didn’t care for them then, I personally thought S&W downgraded them like they did with Thompson Center, heard a lot of good things from them today, still rather have a Glock, triggers really don’t matter to me that much at all, as long as they work

 

[Pitdogg2]

The weak part of most Walther's is the plastic guide rod. Replace it with a metal or tungsten rod asap. It's not IF it will break, it's going to break.
Ask me how I know......

 

[SimonRL]

I have a decent collection of Walthers and they are all great guns. The 4in PDP Compact is an amazing EDC/Duty pistol. The best part is that all of the Walthers are very reasonably priced.

As for the PP line being suspended there are some great deals to be had on the .32 and .380 PPK/S at the moment.

 

[Jsimon78]

I never tried a Walther PDP yet. I might have to go give it a try sometime.

 

[Mr.W.]

I thoroughly enjoyed every PDP I've rented, and would seriously consider a compact for my next EDC weapon.

 

[belladonna]

I have a PDP Compact. It is everything @SimonRL said. I am very happy with mine. I have not quite 500 rounds through mine but it has given me no problems and I trust it. Very much worth it.

 

[mreed911]

If it fit my hand, I would. Almost, but not quite.

 

[GPS]

I also have an RXM, for a stock Glock on a budget, that’s what to get, rather than a Gucci Glock.

 

[Jsimon78]

I also have an RXM, for a stock Glock on a budget, that’s what to get, rather than a Gucci Glock.

You have to be happy and comfortable with what you get. What I get is different from everyone else. Yes some of us are brand loyal fanboys of something.

 

[Jsimon78]

The weak part of most Walther's is the plastic guide rod. Replace it with a metal or tungsten rod asap. It's not IF it will break, it's going to break.
Ask me how I know......

The joys of stuff breaking. I kinda know the feeling but in a different way.

 

[Annihilator]

I also have an RXM, for a stock Glock on a budget, that’s what to get, rather than a Gucci Glock.

Why buy a clone when you can buy the original……..

 

[GPS]

Why buy a clone when you can buy the original……..

Because the original isn’t as good and they kowtowed to the blue states?

 

[Annihilator]

Because the original isn’t as good and they kowtowed to the blue states?

Well, don’t know if you saw my thread that now there going after the RMX for the same crap that they did to Glock

 

[Jsimon78]

Well, don’t know if you saw my thread that now there going after the RMX for the same crap that they did to Glock

They won’t stop either. Look what happened to Remington and they didn’t bend a knee.

 

[gglass]

The Walther PDP is by far my favorite Poly-wonder. I own or have owned most of the most common brands and models, but the Walther PDP is the only one that can go toe-to-toe with my custom 1911 in terms of accuracy.

I haven't even upgraded the free red dot that came with the pistol.

Pair of 3-shot groups at 10 yards, off-hand

10 rounds at 10 yards, off-hand

 

[Belt Fed]

The Walther PDP is by far my favorite Poly-wonder. I own or have owned most of the most common brands and models, but the Walther PDP is the only one that can go toe-to-toe with my custom 1911 in terms of accuracy.

I haven't even upgraded the free red dot that came with the pistol.

Pair of 3-shot groups at 10 yards, off-hand
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10 rounds at 10 yards, off-hand
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Wanna sell those targets?