VFC Walther PPQ M2

Brief History

 The Walther PPQ, or Polizei Pistole Quick Defence, is a German pistol created by Carl Walther GmBH Sportwaffen in the early 2010s as a successor to the P99QA. The intention was for this pistol to replace the classic P99. There are multiple improvements over previous models, and it is currently used by German law enforcement and even civilians. 

Exterior of the Replica

 This replica is manufactured by VFC Umarex and closely resembles the PPQ model. The slide is made of metal while the grip is made of ABS plastic. There is a standard rail at the front for mounting tactical accessories. The slide catch is ambidextrous, and the trigger is equipped with a drop safety. The mag catch is oriented for right-handed users. The grip is covered with a textured surface designed to improve handling. Most of the markings are accurately placed, resulting in a faithful replica of the real firearm. The sighting system is not adjustable but is correctly aligned with the replica, allowing for easy aiming.

Interior of the Replica

 The internals of this toy are made of metal and are designed to withstand prolonged use. It is a gas-operated replica, so lubrication is also done through the gas used. Maintenance is easy, as it can be disassembled effortlessly when necessary. The hop-up adjustment is located inside the slide. Using green gas, the replica will propel 0.20g BBs at a speed of approximately 90-95 m/s.

Power Source

The replica functions correctly with green gas, and the gas storage necessary for operation is located inside the magazine. We recommend using high-quality gas and BBs for optimal performance. It is advisable to periodically check it carefully and lubricate it if necessary.