Walther PPQ M1 Classic 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: 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.

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

A: Hi Robert, unfortunately Buds does not alter firearms or accessories including magazines by policy. The firearm must be compliant from the manufacturer. I wish they would for you but they just don't do this.

A: Hi Robert, No they will not. They don't open boxes before shipping.

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A: Buds does not alter firearms or accessories including magazines here are the 10 round ppq s https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=walther+ppq+10+round

A: Anthony, the M2 has been updated with a better/smoother trigger and better hand grip texture. They are identical otherwise.

A: they have different mag releases and take different magazines the m2 has a different upgraded trigger

A: most likely the cost of upgrading the trigger. a bean counter somewhere showed that it was more profitable to sell it without making modifications I suggest that you contact walther and let them know how you feel on this issue. if enough people demand the new trigger then walther may upgrade them https://www.ebay.com/itm/Remington-Detachable-Box-Magazine-12-Gauge-6rd-Fits-Remington-870-DM/114036129136?epid=23034600268&hash=item1a8d153d70:g:PlQAAOSwB8NdqlXZ

A: Scott, the modification would be mini,al in cost since Walther already has the tooling equipment and the trigger group is a modular component anyway. This is probably an indication that they will be phasing out the M1 in the near future in my opinion. I prefer the paddle style mag release as well and agree that not upgrading the M1 trigger makes no sense while manufacture of the M1 is still current. I upgraded my trigger myself but Walther should be doing this instead.

A: First, i have shot most all versions of these even tricked out triggers with these, in my opinion they are all decent. I wouldn't get hung up on that for a pistol unless your a complete bad**s going down range with a side arm. Lastly, I advise anyone who has these types of questions to take the time to go rent/borrow/ or somehow shoot the firearm they want and check it out in person at least at a gun shop, then always order on BUDSGUNSHOP! They are the best with price.