Walther PDP F Series 4"

[Dr. Evil]

Yep PDP-C. Carried Sunday. There is just something about em. Feels great, shoots great, eats anything. You shot yours yet?

Not yet. Just got it late this afternoon.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Picked it up today. In my JM Custom Kydex AIWB rig.

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Nice looking sharp


Are you a southpaw?

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Yep PDP-C. Carried Sunday. There is just something about em. Feels great, shoots great, eats anything. You shot yours yet?

I've held one before. It was interesting, I think it was a compact size grip/frame with maybe a 5" barrel and slide. It was really an interesting pistol.
The grip in my hand felt great, the ergonomics we're great and high quality craftsmanship.

I keep wanting to get into Glocks next but I've held off this long and the pdp is comparable priced it might be coming up on my radar.

 

[Jchrisls]

I've held one before. It was interesting, I think it was a compact size grip/frame with maybe a 5" barrel and slide. It was really an interesting pistol.
The grip in my hand felt great, the ergonomics we're great and high quality craftsmanship.

I keep wanting to get into Glocks next but I've held off this long and the pdp is comparable priced it might be coming up on my radar.

I've read that the as PDP series is modular, so a compact frame with a 4.5 inch barrel or 5 inch barrel is possible. That said what walther considers compact I dont believe is truly compact. If on the fence I would rent one first, as I did. So far the only drawback I've encountered is its lack of red dot plates being included as you have to mail in for one.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I've read that the as PDP series is modular, so a compact frame with a 4.5 inch barrel or 5 inch barrel is possible. That said what walther considers compact I dont believe is truly compact. If on the fence I would rent one first, as I did. So far the only drawback I've encountered is its lack of red dot plates being included as you have to mail in for one.

I just looked and this is what I held. It was a long slide compact frame. I wasn't losing my mind. I thought it was really cool and felt good in my hand

Definitely like the idea of them being modular

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[Dr. Evil]

Nice looking sharp


Are you a southpaw?

Yes sir.

 

[Dr. Evil]

I've read that the as PDP series is modular, so a compact frame with a 4.5 inch barrel or 5 inch barrel is possible. That said what walther considers compact I dont believe is truly compact. If on the fence I would rent one first, as I did. So far the only drawback I've encountered is its lack of red dot plates being included as you have to mail in for one.

I got my free plate from Walther in less than a week.