Walther Arms CCP M2 9MM SS/BLK 3.54 8+1 - Stainless/Silver, 3.54" Barrel, 8+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, 3-Dot Sights

Excellent carry weapon. Capacity is good for the weight and soft recoil of this pistol make it a great carry option.

Fantastic reliable compact very accurate carry conceal that lives up to the brand name: hundreds of rounds without any issues. Buds gun shop was expeditious with shipment and provided a seamless purchase, will do business again

Love this gun and will use it for conceal carry.

Very nice feeling gun, fun to shoot. Feels amazing in my hands (i have fairly big hands) but did experience some hiccups because the guns is sensitive to certain ammo. In conclusion, the firearm is very nice for the price you will just have to find what ammo works best for yours.

I have purchased two previous Walther CCP stainless pistols in the past. Both of them were of the "old" design, difficult to dismount the slide. But their triggers were very good and working the slide was easy. A friend of mine who was having a difficult time with his S&W Shield because of his failing hand strength, loved my first CCP and I sold it to him. Another friend wanted a pistol that his wife could handle and my second CCP went to his wife. When I heard about the "new" CCP, the Mark II, I put my order in for one. As in the two previous pistols, the Mark II just settles right into your hand and feels great. The sights are very good and you have three sizes of front sight to change how your sight picture is and they are very easy to change. And yes, this Mark II is VERY easy to dismount the slide and clean the gun. Overall appearance is very nice. And that is about all of the nice things that I can say about this awful pistol. First, Walther must have increased the recoil spring tension as my Mark II was definitely not as easy to operate the slide as the original series. So it was now out of the question that this would be a good firearm for my wife or anyone else who lacked hand strength. Second, and more serious, the trigger is absolutely the very worst trigger that I have ever encountered on a pistol and I have owned and shot over a hundred revolvers and pistols. I've asked a fellow pistol shooter friend of mine (who has competed at Second Chance and other pistol competition) if it was just me. His response after shooting the Mark II was that I should immediately go out and buy a boat so that I can then use the Mark II as a boat anchor. I called Walther "customer service", asked them about the trigger and was told that Walther made the trigger that way as a "safety" issue. I've stoned and polished the bottom of the striker/firing pin and packed the frame with valve grinding compound and worked the trigger hundred of times in order to maybe smooth the parts. After a thorough cleaning and relube, nothing changed. The trigger pull is too long, too gritty, too heavy, too crappy. Bud's pricing was very reasonable but I don't want to put another hundred or more into a trigger job for this gun. I've recently read a gun magazine review of another Walther auto and the reviewer mentioned that the trigger was "stiff" but should get better with use. My advice, Bud's has great deals on other pistols, forget Walther products.

What an awesome pistol. Shoots great and everyone that sees, or shoots it, wants one. Can't ask for more..

I love the pistol. Gotten to put about 200 rounds through it so far. Great concealed pistol to carry around and shoots true. Also loved working with Bud’s.

This was my first Buds purchase and they were awesome. Shipped in less than a week and during the covid 19 outbrake. I will be buying from Buds again and i would recommend that you do too. Very customer friendly people. Buds customer service gets a 5 star rating from me for sure but the firearm does not and here is why. As far as the CCP M2 goes im still up in the air. The first time i took it to the range the gun jammed up on almost every round. Fail to feed, fail to eject, stove piping ect... I even cleaned it and relubed it before taking it out for the first time. I was shooting federal 115 range ammo and like i said every round had a problem. I took it home and took it apart, cleaned it and lubed it. I called walther customer service and they seem like real nice people. They told me to clean it lube it and take it back out and that if i had more problems then i could send it in and they would look at it (totally free of charge)Im happy to say that my 2nd and 3rd trip to the range i had no problem. I used blazer brass 124gr the 2nd and 3rd time (which is what i normally shoot) so maybe just an ammo problem. Walther ergonomics cant be beat especially in this CCP M2. I would like to give the CCP M2 5 stars but with the all the fails on my first trip i just cant. Nice gun tho and i like the thumb safety, its perfect and works great. It does conceal very well too. I just need to put more rounds through it with out any fails before i will be totally confident in the gun as a EDC. I know some people who have the gun and they have never had any issues with the gun so most likely just a ammo problem. Overall i would recommend it.

I think the ccp ls realy great.I would recommend it. Buds has taken good care of me.I plan to buy my next gun from them. Thank you.

I love this gun. It fits my hands perfectly and I have rather large hands. I also have an S&W M&P 40 full size and I have to use the largest grip that comes with the 40. The CCP fits like a glove. My wife has small hands and weak hand strength and she felt comfortable holding it and was able to rack the slide. She struggled the first time but once she knew what to do she could do it. I got the M2 and I highly recommend getting the M2 over the M1. The M2 has a tool less take down which is much better than the M1 where you had to use a plastic tool and a complicated technique to take the gun apart. More times than not the M1’s plastic tool broke after 5 times I took it apart. Which meant I had to order another one from Walther. Don’t think you’re saving money by getting the M1. You’re not. You are just putting that cost further down the line. My only disappointment is the piston doesn’t make it easy to put the gun back together when you take it apart. You have to watch and line it up perfectly for it to go in. After 4-5 times I could put it back together in 15s.
I highly recommend this gun to anybody that is curious about it or wanting one.