[deadduck357]

Is it possible to put the standard trigger in a F model?

 

[kbmcml]

Is it possible to put the standard trigger in a F model?

The F model comes with the PDT (Performance Duty Trigger), the same standard trigger as on the other PDP standard models.

Only the PDP PRO model comes with the upgraded DPT (Dynamic Performance Trigger).

 

[deadduck357]

Sorry wasn't asking about the Dynamic. I was assuming the F had a shorter trigger bar reducing the trigger reach compared to the standard. So both the std and F utilize the same trigger assemblies?

 

[kbmcml]

Sorry wasn't asking about the Dynamic. I was assuming the F had a shorter trigger bar reducing the trigger reach compared to the standard. So both the std and F utilize the same trigger assemblies?

I think it just has a slimmer handle to provide a shorter reach to the trigger.

 

[deadduck357]

I think it just has a slimmer handle to provide a shorter reach to the trigger.

Some of the video reviews I've seen comparing the two say and show the trigger set further rearward in the trigger guard. IDK??

 

[deadduck357]

Note the trigger in relation to the slide release. Left PDP, Right F.
(borrowed this image from kbmcml)

 

[kbmcml]

Some of the tech specs now on the Walther website seem to indicate that the F trigger is indeed different from the regular trigger.

They say the F model has a "PDT-F" trigger with a 2.56" reach and .24" of travel.

The standard PDP has a "PDT" trigger with a 2.76" reach and .28" of travel.

 

[deadduck357]

Some of the tech specs now on the Walther website seem to indicate that the F trigger is indeed different from the regular trigger.

They say the F model has a "PDT-F" trigger with a 2.56" reach and .24" of travel.

The standard PDP has a "PDT" trigger with a 2.76" reach and .28" of travel.

Good info. It's why I'm curious if the std trigger could be dropped into the F model. Whether its the whole assembly or shoe and bar or just bar. ??