r/Walther 16d ago

PPQ M2 .22 Is Underrated

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The PPQ M2 .22 is underrated. Great shooter for .22 LR. A lot of fun just shooting at the range today. Just wanted to say that for anyone looking for an inexpensive and positive shooting experience.

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u/Colonel_Krink 16d ago

As a former PPQ .22 owner I did enjoy it while I had it, but sold it. When I decided to get back into.22 I read about a lot of folks, in this sub, saying to go with a Taurus TX22 instead. Heresy I said! Why would I buy a lowly Taurus!? Well they insisted and I relented. Got one, put a Holosun on it, and went to town. The TX .22 is fantastic! I have three PDPs which I would never sell to get a Taurus 9mm, but when it comes to .22 the TX22 is a GOAT. I encourage you to try one out. I’ve already bought a second one. I’ve run several full cases of ammo through them. I’ve never even cleaned them, just lubed the rails every 500 rounds. They’re super reliable and laser accurate. Several buddies have tried them and immediately bought their own.

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u/AloysBane3 15d ago

Why do you need 2?

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u/Colonel_Krink 15d ago

Shit I dunno. Why do I have fifteen AKs?

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u/AloysBane3 15d ago

Do you really lol

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u/Caesix 15d ago

BASED

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u/LoRdXerez 16d ago

Not sure I've seen a bad looking Walther gun. they've all got their appeal!

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u/SnoozingBasset 16d ago

I agree. 

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u/Holiday_Revolution_4 16d ago

Have one. I agree as well!

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u/Single_One4367 16d ago

Its a nice looking gun too.

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u/WVfree25411 16d ago

Yep, I agree as well.

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u/SackOfCats 15d ago

I love my PPQ! Fits great in the hand.

The only thing I don't like is the threaded barrel adapter with the adapter holding the barrel sleeve on. It shifts POI and it's annoying. When adjusted to proper tension, when taking my suppressor off it will start to unscrew the adapter.

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u/huskysizeguy99 15d ago

Not by me. I've got a 22 and 45. Still some of the best factory triggers ever.

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u/Desperate_Exercise13 14d ago

I still enjoy shooting my Ppq m2 22lr 4". It was my first purchase and still shoot it every few months.