Walther PDP - Pretty Damn Phenomenal

[trackskippy]

Green was all that was available when I got mine, and that wasn't all that long ago. I would have preferred red too, at least at the time.

Now that I have the green, Im having second thoughts. If they have the SCS in red now too..... decisions, decisions.

I do wish they would offer three dot sizes instead of the circle and circle/cross versions.

 

[chicharrones]

Green was all that was available when I got mine, and that wasn't all that long ago. I would have preferred red too, at least at the time.

Now that I have the green, Im having second thoughts. If they have the SCS in red now too..... decisions, decisions.

I do hope it's not vaporware.

 

[trackskippy]

It must be new. And if so, they were smart to do it.

 

[chicharrones]

I do wish they would offer three dot sizes instead of the circle and circle/cross versions.

Same here.

 

[Risky buisness]

A friend of ours got the compact model. He allowed me to fire it. Oh boy, nice pistola. The ergonomics were a touch off for me as I routinely operate a G19 the trigger seemed low to the hand probably very fixable withe the assorted of backstraps provided. Very soft recoil , seems lighter than my Glocks. Well made firearm.
If I was in the market... yea, I would have one.

 

[Mot45acp]

When you buy 2 of them to make 1 uber PDP

 

[vanfunk]

I really like the SCS and have one on this PDP, my Glock 17.5 and G21.5. I like to have a lower 1/3 co-witness with stock sights due to the low form factor and direct-to-slide mount, and I like the solar charging function. The only thing I don’t like, but isn’t much of a problem, is the lack of brightness adjustability. Sometimes I like to dial down the brightness on my other RMRs and Holosun 507s for when I want to do some serious target work at 50 or 100 yards. Other than that, yeah, I agree it’s the future of optics. Oh yes, I forgot to add that I prefer the green dot due to my vision issues (old blind man).

Edited to add: I will probably get another SCS for my CZ P-10F when I can find one, and if I find an HK VP9 that I like at the LGS tomorrow, I’ll get one for that as well. I am also looking at the Walther steel frame match and, an oldie but goodie, an HK USP .45.

Edited again to add: my PDP trigger keeps getting better. I lubed it with some super-slick racing bike chain oil and dry fired it about 500 times and it’s even smoother/crisper/better. I ordered the Sprinco kit for it but I might not need it? It’s at 3.4 lbs now.

 

[vanfunk]

@Mot45acp, what compensator is that?

 

[Mot45acp]

@Mot45acp, what compensator is that?

It's a Herrington Arms. I put a compact sd slide in the full size frame to allow for the comp to nest back inside the dust cover a bit.