New Walther CCP

Harabec Weathers · Mar 6, 2014

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

6Den · Mar 7, 2014

Looks pretty sweet, but I wonder how manageable it is with recoil.

fidelity · Mar 7, 2014

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

Nice, despite the Chinese Communist Party designation (CCP). Looks like a baby PPQ. Single stack? Wonder if the PPS is being phased out.

Combloc · Mar 7, 2014

Walther sure has lost their way.

traveller · Mar 7, 2014

fidelity said:
Nice, despite the Chinese Communist Party designation (CCP). Looks like a baby PPQ. Single stack? Wonder if the PPS is being phased out.

What is the difference between this and a PPS ?

JettaRed · Mar 7, 2014

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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jimbobborg · Mar 7, 2014

It's missing a C.

Easy CZ · Mar 7, 2014

Walther certainly knows how to make fugly grips for their new guns. They're starting to resemble Hi-Points.

annihilation-time · Mar 9, 2014

With the exception of the manual safety, I like what I see.

Indiana Jones · Mar 9, 2014

6Den said:
Looks pretty sweet, but I wonder how manageable it is with recoil.

Probably fine for any man who doesnt wear a dress or watch the Notebook. Its a 9mm......

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redeemed.man · Mar 9, 2014

Indiana Jones said:
Probably fine for any man who doesnt wear a dress or watch the Notebook. Its a 9mm......

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Hilarious.

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kenpo333 · Mar 9, 2014

I really want to try one. Walthers seem to fit my hands well

Sunir · Mar 9, 2014

I prefer Walthers from WWII or earlier, these were exceptional pistols with great historical significance and many of which are still effective even considering usage of the small caliber 7.65mm round i.e. military or E/C PPK, PP, police issue W. German PPKS Eagle N, P38 etc...

Minuteman · Mar 10, 2014

Looks good. The PPQ grip is one of the best for me, looks like this one could be even better. I'd love to try it out.

External safety, boo.

6Den · Mar 10, 2014

Indiana Jones said:
Probably fine for any man who doesnt wear a dress or watch the Notebook. Its a 9mm......

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I was referring to the high bore axis that Walthers are often criticized for, smart@ss. In case anyone is actually interested in this pistol for practical SD purposes and wants to know about repeat shot capability....and NOT to prove their manliness. Lemme guess, you carry a Desert Eagle or an M29 in a shoulder holster like Dirty Harry.

protegeV · Mar 10, 2014

That's a slick lookin little pistol :thumbsup:

Hawkeye · Mar 11, 2014

I hadn't seen this yet.

I have a PPS that I *really* like. A lot. It's been totally reliable and it's small and *thin.* A combination of their new trigger system with the ergonomics of the PPQ series is really enticing.

From the specs, it looks like the CCP is 3mm longer, 18mm taller, and 7mm wider than the PPS. (Of course, I bet if you put the 8 round mag in the PPS they'd be about the same height.) Though 7mm isn't a ton, it's kind of a shame about the width, because that's one of the huge plus points of the PPS to me - it's *so* thin.

Either way, this sounds like a really neat pistol, and I'm anxious to try one out.

Minuteman · Mar 11, 2014

6Den said:
I was referring to the high bore axis that Walthers are often criticized for, smart@ss. In case anyone is actually interested in this pistol for practical SD purposes and wants to know about repeat shot capability....and NOT to prove their manliness. Lemme guess, you carry a Desert Eagle or an M29 in a shoulder holster like Dirty Harry.

LOL

Unfortunately, the Walther, like the Sig suffer from the same issue, they both have a higher than normal bore axis; and I agree it does seem to have a bit more muzzle flip. This is most notable when firing a string of shots, or watching slow motion video.

Hotrod Diesel · Mar 11, 2014

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.

StantonCree · Mar 11, 2014

I hate the looks of their pistols more andd more with each release.

It may function like a beauty (I have no first hand knowledge past the PPK) but the looks.........yuck!

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