Unless you're auditioning for a part in an upcoming Goldmember movie sequel with Mike Meyers, IMHO that pistol is absolutely h-i-d-e-o-u-s.
WMD
doesn't make anything, they're simply a gunshop and coating provider in Florida - selling what they coat. Reading over their "About" spiel reads like they're a certified contractor with NASA, which doesn't surprise me as most of these aftermarket entities, many with
zero prior experience in the firearm industry that have popped up over the last 5+ years with aftermarket slides particularly, really pour on the high tech sounding BS verbiage to attract newbies and the naïve.
I personally think the "trend" of colorized firearms is nothing but a distraction from what's truly important;
function and reliability.
E.g., have you seen the absolute slew of colorized SCCY pistols that are available? Adding eye popping color to these pistols has done
absolutely nothing to improve SCCY's reputation
or the reliability of their firearms, or caused SCCY pistols to fly off of gunstore shelves everywhere...
they're still just collecting dust. And I seriously doubt that anyone would all of a sudden consider purchasing a pink SCCY pistol just because one became available with a gold TiN coated barrel & slide.
But if your main concern is with image then by all means purchase as many of these pistols as you can, maybe hook up with De Beers and add some diamonds or gemstones while you're at it?
And unless you have a magic wand, no one is going to make a double stack magazine for the single stack Walther CCP M2, not even Walther as it not only negates the purpose of the CCP M2 as a thin concealed carry piece but is physically impossible to undertake given the mag well dimensions of the pistol.
"I'm definitely gonna be on this like white on rice when my FFL goes through."
So, you've applied for an FFL(?)...are you going to be a brick and mortar store gunshop owner?
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