Something I don't like about the PDP is the the beaver tail. It protrudes further than necessary side to side, and has a flat section that smacks the base of my strong hand thumb. Nothing a dremel can't improve.
The only load I have shot a group with through my 5 inch PDP is PMC 124, and it shoots that load exceedingly well. This is freestyle today from 20 yards, and typical of the other groups I have shot with it.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Ironically, the 4.5” PDP Pro SD has something like a 5.1” barrel. Walther has been playing catch-up to the rest of the industry for as long as I can remember. The P99 was probably their last innovative pistol; too bad it never caught on.
Not sure what they can announce these days that wouldn’t be a letdown.
Pretty rough crowd on PF! It may not be innovative, but with the PDP, Walther has a pistol that shoots two inches at 25 yards, has arguably the best stock trigger of any striker, offers an excellent optional performance trigger, with the 2.0 has a robust optics mounting system, comes in various grip and slide lengths, uses MecGar magazines, has great texture, and is reasonably priced.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Gonna go pick up PDP compact today. Dedicated glock shooter for decades here. However lately I have been noticing that with my g19 gen 5s set up with the GPT, holosun 507 and trl7a, I am working hard to get acceptable hits. I define those as a zone or down zero depending on target.
I will set up the pdp similar
Questions
-has anyone used the after market recoil springs (15-13lb)
-are pdp ammo sensitive i usually use federal 115 or 124, blazer115 or local company, defender 115 grn
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Thanks
Steve
I am using a W74 Tungsten guide rod and 15 pound recoil spring in my 5 inch PDP. For carry, I would stick with the OEM RSA and spring. I haven't noticed ammo sensitivity in my PPQ or PDP pistols. This guide rod might work for you:
https://modern-samurai-project.myshopify.com/products/
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
@GJM
Thanks for the info, was looking at that particular guide rod.
Not the best shooter, compete in IDPA locally, taken several classes, just looking to get better performance, I know that is subjective, however can’t get it out of my mind that during my practice sessions it feels like im working hard. 100% probably me. The g5s give me consistent high 90s on the test, low 290s on super test, ~6.5 sec on the fast drill. Decent scores in IDPA.
Probably over thinking
Thanks
Steve
Most hardware changes are a distraction. On the other hand, a large part of the game is mental, and a change can excite and motivate you.
Both the G5 Glock and PDP shoot great at 25. The Glock is softer shooting, easier to reload and easier to maintain /accessorize. The Walther is the easier pistol to press the trigger without disturbing the sights.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Are these still experiencing the trigger degradation issue or was that the PPQ? Its difficult to keep track sometimes.