The PPQ is pretty damned simple too. It's basically a more comfortable Glock from what I saw. The guts may be a little different, but the day-to-day breakdown is the same for a few of the Walthers.
I took my G23 out to the range the other day and fell out of love with Glocks. I noticed that I was pointing high every time I lined it up. The grip angle never seemed to bother me, but now I favor the straighter grip of a non-Glock gun. I was able to handle a friend's PPQ the other day and it feels like a dream. I wasn't able to shoot it, so no notes there, but the ergonomics of the gun are simply outstanding. I went to the store looking for carry 9's that would also make a good range gun and fell in love with the PPS. I will be in the market for one shortly, especially if I can work in a G23 trade into the deal. I don't hate Glock now, I'm just wanting to switch to something more slim and comfortable.
I took my G23 out to the range the other day and fell out of love with Glocks. I noticed that I was pointing high every time I lined it up. The grip angle never seemed to bother me, but now I favor the straighter grip of a non-Glock gun. I was able to handle a friend's PPQ the other day and it feels like a dream. I wasn't able to shoot it, so no notes there, but the ergonomics of the gun are simply outstanding. I went to the store looking for carry 9's that would also make a good range gun and fell in love with the PPS. I will be in the market for one shortly, especially if I can work in a G23 trade into the deal. I don't hate Glock now, I'm just wanting to switch to something more slim and comfortable.