New Walther CCP

Pmbspyder · Mar 11, 2014

Hotrod Diesel said:
I am a big walther fan, I have 3 of them, but I don't think I'll buy another. I love the paddle mag release, now that walther has gone away from it, theres plenty of other options out there for me.

This. Loooove the paddle mag release

beretta_maven · Mar 14, 2014

Ooooooh....sweet! I have a PPQ M2 and a PPS and love them both. May have to look at this one! Please update with a range report.

beretta_maven · Mar 14, 2014

Harabec Weathers said:
Ladies and gentlemen, I call this love at first sight.

http://www.carl-walther.de/cw.php?lang=en&content=products&sub=2&subsub=22&product=1975

Is the CCP on the assinine MD firearms roster yet? Oooops...never mind...the gun hasn't been released yet.

CAS_Shooter · Mar 14, 2014

JettaRed said:
Walthers are the some of the best looking and feeling guns out there. I just wish they weren't so temperamental. I'll go with an ugly Glock over the Walther any day.

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I know everyone has different experiences, but I have a P99c AS and am waiting for my first FTL, FTF, or FTE. I even shoot steel cased Wolf and, so far, all have chambered, fired, and ejected. Best handling 9mm I own.

fidelity · Mar 14, 2014

CAS_Shooter said:
I know everyone has different experiences, but I have a P99c AS and am waiting for my first FTL, FTF, or FTE. I even shoot steel cased Wolf and, so far, all have chambered, fired, and ejected. Best handling 9mm I own.

I have similar experiences with a first gen PPQ and the P99 AS, both in 9mm. Great pistols; highly reliable. The P99C AS is supposedly being vetted by the Maryland Handgun Roster board soon. Seems to be close in dimensions to this new release, but I believe has the advantage of being able to take PPQ and P99 mags.

Sunir · Mar 14, 2014

Man Walther has really changed over the years their direct blowback action guns waffenampts from WWII were great but these new guns look like something from aliens the movie!!!

jaredm1 · Mar 15, 2014

The grip looks like it has fat rolls.

Hawkeye · Mar 16, 2014

CAS_Shooter said:
I know everyone has different experiences, but I have a P99c AS and am waiting for my first FTL, FTF, or FTE. I even shoot steel cased Wolf and, so far, all have chambered, fired, and ejected. Best handling 9mm I own.

Ditto with me and my PPS. It's been totally reliable.

These might look funny, but so does the PPQ and dammned if that isn't one of the most purely comfortable, controllable, and easy to shoot pistols ever. (For me, at least.) Someone at Walther really did their ergonomics homework on those, and if these are anything like it they'll be fantastic.

mrozowjj · Mar 17, 2014

The different operating system, the gas-delayed blowback action is interesting and hopefully it will help mitigate recoil which for a lot of shooters will really help but I don't know why I don't know why anyone would buy this gun based on size alone. It's a single stack P99c. If you are going to make the gun single stack make it slim which they already did and called it the PPS.

Drew1340 · Mar 17, 2014

I cant understand why people have issue with the loos of the walther pistols, I guess everyone is entitled to their opinions, but they are wrong, the pistols look fine and have seemed to function flawlessly for me and the ergonomics are great, I always say the ppq is the striker fired hk p30, and both are top notch... I am patiently waiting to find a ccp in md and think it will be a worthwhile gun.... just my two cents, someone can come along and tell me I am wrong though....

beretta_maven · Mar 17, 2014

Drew1340 said:
I cant understand why people have issue with the loos of the walther pistols, I guess everyone is entitled to their opinions, but they are wrong, the pistols look fine and have seemed to function flawlessly for me and the ergonomics are great, I always say the ppq is the striker fired hk p30, and both are top notch... I am patiently waiting to find a ccp in md and think it will be a worthwhile gun.... just my two cents, someone can come along and tell me I am wrong though....

I have the PPS and PPQ M2, both in 9mm. Absolutely love both guns and they have been flawless for me. I will be waiting patiently for the CCP to finally arrive.

Blaster229 · Mar 18, 2014

Too much like the P22. I'll pass.

L0gic · Dec 25, 2014

Bump, any one know if it's going to be added to the asinine roster?

fidelity · Dec 25, 2014

In case you don't have one, this ...

http://grabagun.com/catalog/product/view/id/96426

is available and on the roster. Terrific firearm. :innocent0

L0gic · Dec 25, 2014

fidelity said:
In case you don't have one, this ...

http://grabagun.com/catalog/product/view/id/96426

is available and on the roster. Terrific firearm.

All fine and dandy, but the ccp was of particular interest because of the gas system and low weight of pull to charge it. Mom liked the idea as right now she can freely charge just the ar pistol and usp 45.

I'm quite happy with my ppq m2. Trigger makes double taps almost second nature.

HumbleEinstein · Dec 26, 2014

I'm looking for an excellent condition PPQ M1, if anyone has one they want to sell. I live in northern Virginia. Email me if you want to talk about it.

Baccusboy · Dec 27, 2014

jaredm1 said:
The grip looks like it has fat rolls.

Slather some Hoppes on it, and imagine you're squeezing a big, juicy turd.

beretta_maven · Dec 30, 2014

CAS_Shooter said:
I know everyone has different experiences, but I have a P99c AS and am waiting for my first FTL, FTF, or FTE. I even shoot steel cased Wolf and, so far, all have chambered, fired, and ejected. Best handling 9mm I own.

Glad to hear your experience with the P99C AS. I just purchased one on GB and haven't even had a chance to handle it yet - it is still in transit to my FFL. Have a couple of other Walthers (PPQ, PPS, PPK/S, P1) and never had any issues with any of them so I'm hoping the P99C has the same quality.

As for the CCP, I was really excited about this gun until I saw a youtube video on disassembly - since then I decided to pass (hence the purchase of the P99C).

Hawkeye · Dec 30, 2014

beretta_maven said:
As for the CCP, I was really excited about this gun until I saw a youtube video on disassembly - since then I decided to pass (hence the purchase of the P99C).

What's the disassembly issue?

beretta_maven · Dec 30, 2014

Hawkeye said:
What's the disassembly issue?

It requires a special tool to disassemble - you have to hold the slide back a little with one hand and then use the tool to push in a retaining clip on the striker block, then you can lift the slide off the frame. I already have a couple of special tools that are required to take down a couple of compact 1911s and I'm always losing them.

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