Well, lets just say that the Walther will be the one on my hip soon. I really like the Nano - a lot! But for a carry gun, it's just a bit too touchy about ammo. Mine loves 124gr and that's about it.
The Walther on the other hand, well it just eats everything that I throw at it. That's extremely comforting to me. Besides that, I shoot it well and it's comfortable. There are a few other things I like about it as a carry gun too. You can visually tell if the gun is loaded - that's a plus. The negative is that the extractor doesn't stick out with one in the pipe, so in the dark if you can't see ... you can't feel to know if it's loaded.
The other thing that's nice is that there is a red cocking indicator at the back of the pistol to tell you if your gun is ready. What I like about that is, it pokes out as you pull on the trigger. When you re holster, if you place your thumb on that, you'll instantly know if something is hitting the trigger inadvertently. In the photo below, the picture was taken as the trigger was being pulled back.
Photo Credit - Gun Blast
I haven't had the PPS long enough to do a real in depth review, but like I said, it's headed to the hip. Just ordered new sights, grips, and holsters for it today.
Thanks brother - I have had to slow down on the smoking
. Doc's orders
. We'll see how it goes
. Missed BSing with you though lol!
Yeah, the G26 is an absolute pig compared to the other two - but I can handle her and ... when talking firepower out of a small gun, the 33 rd mag makes ... well, lets just say the thing has some advantages. Too fat for me to conceal well with my body type. I have to tuck in my shirts at work lol - sigh.
You should handle a CCP when they become more mainstream. I hear they are a pain to take apart but fit like a glove and point like a dream. I want lol!!
I have! Fondled and fired
. I like it. But the paddle mag release on the Walther is pure gold for me. I know, I know - you like it or love it. It took me some getting used to, but I have activated the mag release on pistols both shooting and in the holster (my fat does odd things lol) - never happens with a paddle.
About time Glock put out a single stack. The Walther has been around for over ten years lol!