Get her the CCP M2 that doesn't require the stinking plastic tool. 
Get the CCP M2 model. The original had jamming issues but not all of them. SOme people who've owned the original fired them endlessly without problems but the CCP is the improved and revised model with a much better reliability record so far.I am a long time fan of Walther pistols, I own several of them from A WW2 PP to a PPQ. I have never had any issues with any of my Walther"s, I am in the market for a pistol for my wife. Looking for low recoil and easy to handle, The CCP fits the bill but with all the horror stories about this pistol it makes me hesitant to buy one. The number 1 requirement for me and a semi auto pistol is reliability.
How many people have had there CCP run 1,000 + rounds with no issues?
I'd like to think Walther/Umarex is doing exactly this. Hopefully they are and are making rolling changes to reduce parts breakages and functionality issues.I don't think there is any way of knowing how many CCPs function 100% but it would sure be good if someone could identify why some do and some don't. There has got to be something that could be tracked down. These are just mechanical tools... 1917