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  • smoothguns21
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 80

    Walther CCPs?

    I know it's already July.

    Just curious was anyone able to get one these lil pistols before the Jan 1st deadline?
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    v.kevin
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2014
    • 715

    My dad has one. He lives in Las Vegas. We took it to the range back in March and it was terrible. He sent it in and they replaced the extractor. We took it back out to the range in June and it ran like a champ.

    Dad was having problems with it still not cycling but my brother and I had not problems with it and we deduced that Pops was limp wristing it.

    Pros: Nice sized single stack.
    Lightweight
    Accurate
    Gas piston system makes the recoil very light and easy to shoot.

    Cons:
    Take down is difficult as you need a tool.
    Trigger has a long gritty pull and reset is almost all the way back out.

    It is fun to shoot though.

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    • #3
      smoothguns21
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2014
      • 80

      Originally posted by v.kevin
      My dad has one. He lives in Las Vegas. We took it to the range back in March and it was terrible. He sent it in and they replaced the extractor. We took it back out to the range in June and it ran like a champ.

      Dad was having problems with it still not cycling but my brother and I had not problems with it and we deduced that Pops was limp wristing it.

      Pros: Nice sized single stack.
      Lightweight
      Accurate
      Gas piston system makes the recoil very light and easy to shoot.

      Cons:
      Take down is difficult as you need a tool.
      Trigger has a long gritty pull and reset is almost all the way back out.

      It is fun to shoot though.
      Thanks for the review!

      I read about the trigger being gritty. It's too bad they didn't put the PPQ trigger on it.

      Haven't heard of anyone who's gotten one in California as of yet.

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      • #4
        v.kevin
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2014
        • 715

        I haven't seen one either. I told him to get the XDs but he liked the feel of the CCP. It is very comfortable, I'll give it that.

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        • #5
          Oldmandan
          Veteran Member
          • Dec 2012
          • 2721

          I was able to fondle one in Knoxville last month. Similar in size to a Kahr CW9, felt good in my hand. Didn't get to shoot it...
          "To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them" - Richard Henry Lee

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          • #6
            ICONIC
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2010
            • 1223

            I wanted one but I had to settle for the PPS, which I dont regret one bit. I now wish I picked up a PPQ
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            • #7
              Treb5
              Vietnam Vet
              CGN Contributor - Lifetime
              • Jun 2007
              • 860

              Originally posted by smoothguns21
              Thanks for the review!

              I read about the trigger being gritty. It's too bad they didn't put the PPQ trigger on it.

              Haven't heard of anyone who's gotten one in California as of yet.
              I am surprised we haven't seen any in the Market Place. We've been seeing plenty of Glock 43's and the CCP is just as available as the Glock.

              We will start to see them listed in the MP soon. Folks seem to have wanted that 43 first.
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