PPQ M3 - "two versions of the popular PPQ pistol, named M3 and P3, especially for police and security (not available for the civilian market)"
The PPQ M3/P3 (and the reason the supplied case has metal clasps and is stackable) is explained in post #5 of the following thread:What's with the box in this PPQ M3 video? Are they available for sale? The gun geek in my wants I'll one.
https://youtu.be/wfILN9eS33c
No it isn't!!! Come out to the front of the class, put this hat on and go and stand in the corner!So, basically a PPQ M2 ( surprised it has the button) with a P99AS trigger?
You'll have to stay behind after school as well!More like a P99 QA trigger, in regard to the M3/P3.
It does de-cock (read the quoted post) - but good luck on finding one (or a P99 Q, for that matter)!If it decocks, I'll take one, or two, or...
You wouldn't have to - the PPQ P3 HAS the classic frame. I agree with your “Why not, Walther?”Why not, Walther?
(That way I can stick the trigger and slide onto my Classic frame..)
D'oh. When I posted it was really late (for me).
And I've read more than once the thread here with the article about the P99Q AND the other stuff, too.
I knew better, I blame it on tiredness and lack of coffee.
Still, I want one, especially with the paddle release, though the button guns are grudgingly ok.
Ya likes what ya likes.![]()
Deutschmarks?!!! Haven't been in Deutschland for a while, have you?C'mon Walther, make it so. Make those engineering dollars, errr, Deutschmarks mean something, damn it..![]()
Deutschmarks?!!! Haven't been in Deutschland for a while, have you?
Balor
........not if you insist on paying in Deutschmarks!Now, Walther, give us the P3, damnit.
These work, then?![]()