Common Sense Personal Defense
[…] Smith & Wesson, GLOCK, Colt, SIG-SAUER, Kel-Tec, CZ-USA, Ruger, Taurus, Walther and maybe a couple of others. If you can’t […]
[…] Smith & Wesson, GLOCK, Colt, SIG-SAUER, Kel-Tec, CZ-USA, Ruger, Taurus, Walther and maybe a couple of others. If you can’t […]
[…] But, I personally feel a young woman carrying a .22 Walther P22 she is proficient with and enjoys shooting is […]
Walther’s PPS M2 remains on my list of favorite budget-friendly guns, mainly due to its impeccable reliability and accuracy. […]
[…] push button sitting underneath the thumb when shooting right-handed. The Walther P99 and P22 as well as the HK USP […]
[…] this model weighs about 25 oz., or about like a Walther PPK at 24 oz. It’s a 6-shooter, with an […]
[…] obtained sub-1″ 5-shot groups from 25 yards using a new Walther PDP pistol. You can order the Steady Rest in […]
[…] pistols and current designs from S&W, Springfield Armory, SIG, CZ, Walther and others. If you have average or smaller hands, […]
[…] it in the same general size class as the CombatMaster, which is to say, not far off from a Walther PPK.
[…] having the villain in his story tell Bond the 7.65mm Walther PPK our hero was carrying was “a real stopper.” […]
[…] on the deal. Another autoloader I regretted was a post-war Walther P38. They aren’t bad guns, and in fact the […]