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Off roster, a fantastic CCW option for most people, & rare in CA:
Sold as a package only please.
$2 K for everything
Thank you but, No Trades.
Walther PPQ SC, immaculate condition. Roughly 150 rounds though it. Any slight surface texture differences in the photos is due to the fact that I keep guns a little oily. It is foggy and damp a lot where I am.
You won't find a a better factory trigger on any 'plastic fantastic' striker fired firearm. This is what the PPQ series is widely known for. This is a great little gun. For non Walther aficionados,
they re-engineered the slide to also lighten when they shortened the design for the 'SC. The result of this is it cycles faster than the regular PPQ's. Once you know the trigger, most people can shoot the 'SC' faster than regular PPQ's.
Walther-RRQ SC-Side-Right-Hi Res.jpg
I was thinking this would be a good CCW option for me.
Walther PPQ SC-Left.jpg
Which is why I added the Tritium Night Sights from a company called 'Speed Sights'. The best of both worlds. These are really bright and quick to acquire in daylight. This is what I like about these sights, They're also nice bright vials of tritium for low/no light conditions.
Walther PPQ SC-Speed Sights.jpg
These are hard to come by in CA. Short version, as I've gotten older, and sadly slightly wider, I've come to prefer narrower, single stack, more readily concealable carry guns. It only took about a hundred and fifty rounds to figure out as much as I like shooting the PPQ SC, it's not the right carry option for me.
Walther PPQ SC-Clips Mags.jpg
Includes(edit update) 12(!) clips/mags
Three (3) are ten round but full length. That additional length brings the length of the magwell/grip to the same length as the conventional (Non-SC) PPQ.
Eight (8) are what glock at least calls '+0', ten round mags that include the slightly angled grip extension. These were a must with my hands.
I thought I had one regular flat bottomed magazine. Edit: Found it, not in photo but includes one flat bottom ten round clip/mag for a total of twelve
Included but not in photos, original case and all included accessories. Right down to the extra mag drop button so lefties can reverse the mag drop button if you want.
These days of course the trick to this will be locating a FFL willing to do a PPT.
Sold as a package only please.
$2 K for everything
Thank you but, No Trades.
Walther PPQ SC, immaculate condition. Roughly 150 rounds though it. Any slight surface texture differences in the photos is due to the fact that I keep guns a little oily. It is foggy and damp a lot where I am.
You won't find a a better factory trigger on any 'plastic fantastic' striker fired firearm. This is what the PPQ series is widely known for. This is a great little gun. For non Walther aficionados,
they re-engineered the slide to also lighten when they shortened the design for the 'SC. The result of this is it cycles faster than the regular PPQ's. Once you know the trigger, most people can shoot the 'SC' faster than regular PPQ's.
Walther-RRQ SC-Side-Right-Hi Res.jpg
I was thinking this would be a good CCW option for me.
Walther PPQ SC-Left.jpg
Which is why I added the Tritium Night Sights from a company called 'Speed Sights'. The best of both worlds. These are really bright and quick to acquire in daylight. This is what I like about these sights, They're also nice bright vials of tritium for low/no light conditions.
Walther PPQ SC-Speed Sights.jpg
These are hard to come by in CA. Short version, as I've gotten older, and sadly slightly wider, I've come to prefer narrower, single stack, more readily concealable carry guns. It only took about a hundred and fifty rounds to figure out as much as I like shooting the PPQ SC, it's not the right carry option for me.
Walther PPQ SC-Clips Mags.jpg
Includes(edit update) 12(!) clips/mags
Three (3) are ten round but full length. That additional length brings the length of the magwell/grip to the same length as the conventional (Non-SC) PPQ.
Eight (8) are what glock at least calls '+0', ten round mags that include the slightly angled grip extension. These were a must with my hands.
I thought I had one regular flat bottomed magazine. Edit: Found it, not in photo but includes one flat bottom ten round clip/mag for a total of twelve
Included but not in photos, original case and all included accessories. Right down to the extra mag drop button so lefties can reverse the mag drop button if you want.
These days of course the trick to this will be locating a FFL willing to do a PPT.
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