While decocking my PPQ 22LR using the offical way described in the manual (i.e., dry firing), this important piece broke off that sits right in front the hammer. I'm sure that functional part has a name...
My PPQ 22LR is 54 weeks old and looking at the Walther warranty for this pistol, they only cover workmanship issues for up to a year.
I've got a customer support ticket into Walthers so we'll see if they give me a bit of grace. This isn't my first problem with this pistol. Right in the beginning I had a roll pin squeak out on the slide. Walthers eventually sent me a new slide. This has been a nice pistol that I've shot several thousand rounds through but it certainly hasn't been the most reliable or well built one.
I hope my PPQ 9mm or PPS M2 don't end up with issues like this in the long run.

My PPQ 22LR is 54 weeks old and looking at the Walther warranty for this pistol, they only cover workmanship issues for up to a year.
I hope my PPQ 9mm or PPS M2 don't end up with issues like this in the long run.