Walther QA versus AS triggers...

[Lor]

Why do AS triggers seem to be more popular than the QA variant? I've noticed AS Walthers selling much quicker.

[kf6tac]

In theory I like the second strike ability of the AS trigger, though I have never actually fired one.

[drifter2be]

In theory I like the second strike ability of the AS trigger, though I have never actually fired one.

The AS trigger operates more like a traditional DA/SA trigger
The QA trigger operates similar to a Glock trigger

Given a choice I would always go with the AS trigger. The QA isn't that bad, but its longer and heavier than the AS trigger with a longer reset.

[9mmlove]

I been looking for one of these guns in 9mm for my cz p01 in 9mm lnib.

Just sayin there cool guns

[Aspec5vz]

I have both an AS and a QA P99 and though I have no problem with the QA trigger, the AS is better. I swapped out the Stryker spring on my QA for a stock Glock Stryker spring and the trigger pull is much better.

Walther has discontinued the QA variant of the P99 though...

[9mmlove]

A p99 AS in 9mm is my next gun. I just need to sell my cz p01+tru glo and 4 mags.

Or trade it for one.

I did not know they stopped making the QA p99

[gumby]

A p99 AS in 9mm is my next gun. I just need to sell my cz p01+tru glo and 4 mags.

Or trade it for one.

I did not know they stopped making the QA p99

The new PPQ replaces the QA.

[9mmlove]

Is the QA system in the ppq?

They still making p99s or no?

[9mmlove]

Is the QA system in the ppq?

They still making p99s or no?

[Artema]

The PPQ and PPQ are not QA systems or AS. I evaluated the differences and AS seems to be far safer. If you chamber a round and de-cock it, it takes 11 pounds and a full trigger pull to fire. That is the anti-stress part. If you don't want to accidentally fire off the first shot as easily as the successive shots, it is a good thing. If you chamber a round and leave it cocked, or on successive shots, there is almost no travel and less than 5 pounds to pull. The QA is between those for every shot, and just doesn't feel as good, harder to put into words.

[drifter2be]

The PPQ and PPQ are not QA systems or AS. I evaluated the differences and AS seems to be far safer. If you chamber a round and de-cock it, it takes 11 pounds and a full trigger pull to fire. That is the anti-stress part. If you don't want to accidentally fire off the first shot as easily as the successive shots, it is a good thing. If you chamber a round and leave it cocked, or on successive shots, there is almost no travel and less than 5 pounds to pull. The QA is between those for every shot, and just doesn't feel as good, harder to put into words.

(Highlighted in red) Negatory. The anti-stress mode is when you first chamber a round, the trigger is in the full double action length but single action pull weight, if you de-cock an AS trigger it is in double-action mode, not anti-stress

[Artema]

I appreciate the clarification. I just like that mode, and would use that if ever in a stressful situation, must be why I associated it.

[Saym14]

second strike capability is overrated. if it doesnt go bang you should tap rack and fire again.

Walther calls the PPQ a QD or quick defence trigger

[Aspec5vz]

Is the QA system in the ppq?

They still making p99s or no?

1. No

2. Yes, they still make them.

[9mmlove]

^^ thanks for the help