Hi. I apologize if this question has been asked before or is common knowledge, however I searched and did not find an answer. I see "*LTD" at the end of the product description. Can you please elaborate on what that means? Also, based on my research, the PPQ M1 was discontinued and came back as PPQ Classic. I don't think the classic is any different from the old M1, but was hoping someone could confirm.

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James G. · Answer

Hi, According to Walther it is "Limited" (Available in Limited Quantities) Walther's exact verbiage:  The PPQ M1 features the classic paddle-style magazine release. The styling is elegant and trim with a sculpted grip that meshes smoothly into the hand. The 'Quick Defense' trigger works in conjunction with a fully pre-loaded striker assembly. Because the firearm is in a constant cocked state the striker does not protrude from the back of the slide. The frame has interchangeable backstraps and a Picatinny Mil-Spec rail. It has low profile 3-dot sights with a windage adjustable rear. The PPQ M1 is available in limited quantities.

Jason T. · Answer

It cant be to limited as Buds has over 180 of them in stock right now.

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