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LAW ENFORCEMENT 1 & MILITARY PISTOLS Top-quality weapons for armed forces and police use. Today WALTHER is one of the leading manufacturers of weapons for police and military use. They have the highest regard for the performance of these sophisticated handguns. The name WALTHER has been inseparably linked with police pistols for 130 years. These weapons meet the highest possible standards of quality and reliability. Certified quality. WALTHER’s renowned models are manufactured according to the highest quality standards. Its quality and environmental management system is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 and DIN EN ISO 14001:2004. Many models have been tested and certified according to the strict Technical Specifications (TR) of the German police as well as the US NIJ Standard. This means that WALTHER’s customers can be sure of getting excellent products and flexible, reliable service. PPQ, P99 and PPS. The series of world-famous police pistols began with the now legendary Walther PPK. Today the innovative models of the PPQ/P99 family cover all the various needs of professional users. The reliable P99 and PPQ pistols are used by the police in several German states, the Royal Malaysia Police, the Polish National Police, the Dutch Police, the National Police Agency of Taiwan, the Chilean Air Force and numerous other agencies around the world. 2 INDEX PPQ M2 04 – 05 PPQ M2 CONFIGURATION 06 – 07 PPQ M2 SAFETIES & VARIANTS 08 – 09 PPQ M2 4" 9 mm 10 – 11 PPQ M2 4" 9 mm SWAT 12 – 13 PPQ M2 Navy SD 14 – 15 PPQ M2 5" 9 mm 16 – 17 PPQ M2 .45 AUTO 18 – 19 PPS M2 9 mm 20 – 23 WALTHER TRAINING WEAPONS 24 – 25 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 26 – 27 02 – 03 4 PPQ M2 FEEL THE DIFFERENCE OF PRECISION ENGINEERING. The WALTHER PPQ semi-automatic pistol is a locked breech recoil-operated weapon with pre-cocked trigger and automatically acting safeties. The striker fired action of the PPQ offers the convenience of a modern trigger and permits a rounded outer form for the slide. The PPQ M2 has a traditionally positioned magazine release button, reversible for right or left hand operation. It is optionally available with a magazine release that is integrated in the trigger guard and can be operated from either the right or left. A smooth quick-defense trigger delivers accurate and fast follow-up shots. Interchangeable backstraps ensure that the sculpted grip meshes comfortably in your hand for greater control. The following description is the standard configuration for all PPQ variants. 04 – 05 CONFIGURATION The following description is the standard configuration with all PPQ models. Other configurations are individually possible. 01 Low profile 3-dot steel sights. 06 Quick defense trigger. 09 Ambidextrous slide stop. Phosphorescent markings. Rapid aiming and target acquisition. Smooth, light 25 N trigger pull for all shots from first to last round. The slide stop lever is mounted on both sides and makes the Rear sight drift-adjustable for windage, front sight interchan- Short 7 mm trigger travel and 2.5 mm trigger reset for fast, PPQ equally comfortable to use for both right-handers and left- geable. Low profile won’t snag clothing. accurate second shots. Facilitates double-taps. Superb trigger handers. Slide locks back on empty. Slide stop is extended for feel aids accuracy. easy gloved operation. 02 MlL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail. Mounts optional flashlight or laser. 07 Ambidextrous magazine release button. 10 Front and rear slide serrations. Conveniently positioned for thumb operation. Reversible for right Non-slip surface to operate the slide smoothly. Distinctive Walther 03 Tenifer™ coated slide and barrel. or left hand operation. styling. Resists corrosion. Matte finish. 08 Ergonomic Walther grip. 11 Interchangeable backstrap. 04 Barrel with polygonal bore. Comfortable shape. Non-slip Hi-Grip™ surface for better control. Small/medium/large inserts change in seconds. Customize the 05 Large trigger guard. grip to fit your hand for comfort, trigger finger reach, fast recoil Large enough to be used with gloves and perfect for tactical recovery, and natural point of aim. two-handed grip stance. 12 Steel magazine with anti-friction coating. 13 Lanyard eyelet. 6 10 4 3 1 2 9 5 8 6 7 11 13 12 06– 07 SAFETIES Trigger Safety Firing Pin Safety Disconnector Safety Slide is moving forward Engaged Safe Engaged Disengaged Firing All models have been thoroughly tested for operating safety, functionality and drop safety. Like all modern pistols, the PPQ has no external manual safety. Instead it is equipped with three independent safeties that operate automatically. 8 PPQ VARIANTS 01 Magazine capacity Interchangeable backstrap. Optional magazine release Tritium night sights The basic version of the PPQ comes with Small/medium inserts change in seconds. The PPQ is also available with a magazine All models are available with tritium night sights. two 15-round magazines. Optionally, it can Customize the grip to fit your hand for release on both sides, distinguishing it from Owing to the half-life of tritium, the sights have be supplied with a capacity of 17 rounds. comfort, trigger finger reach, fast recoil the M2 version. This magazine release, called an average lifetime of 10 years. After this they The extended magazine butt plate gives it a recovery, and natural point of aim. a paddle, is integrated into the trigger guard on are no longer luminescent. longer grip length. the left and right sides. Models with this feature Sights with phosphorescent markings have the additional designation P2. All PPQ and PPS models come as standard with a 3-dot steel sight (front & rear) with phospho- rescent markings. This allows target acquisition even in poor ambient light or darkness. The phosphorescent properties do not deteriorate. 08 – 09 With its compact dimensions and 4" barrel the PPQ M2 offers a perfect combi- nation of ergonomics and high precision. The slim frame is equally suitable for large and small hands, and interchangeable backstraps allow it to be adjusted to individual requirements. 10 PPQ M2 WITH 4" BARREL PPQ M2 4" Caliber 9 mm x 19 Overall length (mm) 180 Width (mm) 34 Height (mm) 135 Barrel length (inch / mm) 4" / 102 Weight, w/ empty magazine (g) 710 Magazine capacity (rounds) 15 Magazine capacity option 17 Trigger action pre-cocked Trigger pull (N) 25 Trigger travel (mm) 7 10 – 11 WALTHER offers custom versions of the PPQ in various colors for special user groups. The illustration shows the PPQ M2 with the Desert Sand version of the frame and slide. A colored frame can also be combined with a black slide. Other color combinations are available on request. 12 PPQ M2 COLOR VERSIONS FOR SWAT GROUPS Color sample: Desert Sand Frame: Color molded Slide: CerakoteTM Technical data same as PPQ M2 4" 12 – 13 The PPQ M2 NAVY SD is WALTHER’s pistol for tough police missions. For operations in and near water. Developed in collaboration with special forces: Power in spite of water resistance. The firing mechanism of the WALTHER PPQ NAVY has been optimized for operations in and near water. 14 PPQ M2 NAVY SD PPQ M2 SD* Caliber 9 mm x 19 Overall length (mm) 198 Width (mm) 34 Height (mm) 135 Delivery contents: Barrel length (inch / mm) 4.6" / 117 . 1 15-round, 1 17-round magazine Weight, w/ empty magazine (g) 720 . Magazine speedloader Magazine capacity (rounds) 15 / 17 . Phosphorescent steel sights Magazine capacity option - . 117 mm barrel with threaded muzzle Trigger action pre-cocked (1/2"-28) for silencer Trigger pull (N) 25 . TeniferTM coated steel parts Trigger travel (mm) 7 . Anti-friction coating for magazines * SD = threaded barrel 1/2"x28 US 14 – 15 The smooth-shooting PPQ M2 is available with a 5-inch barrel. Extended barrel length offers a longer sight radius for greater accuracy and an increase in muzzle velocity. A smooth quick-defense trigger delivers accurate and fast follow-up shots. Interchangeable backstraps ensure that the sculpted grip meshes comfortably in your hand for greater control. The PPQ M2 5" is everything you desire in a high performance handgun. 16 PPQ M2 WITH 5" BARREL PPQ M2 5" Caliber 9 mm x 19 Overall length (mm) 206 Width (mm) 34 Height (mm) 135 Barrel length (inch / mm) 5" / 127 Weight, w/ empty magazine (g) 737 Magazine capacity (rounds) 15 Magazine capacity option 17 Trigger action pre-cocked Trigger pull (N) 25 Trigger travel (mm) 7 Shown with optional 17-round magazine 16 – 17 This large-caliber pistol comes with the same features as all the PPQ models. Its grip is only one mm larger in circumference than that of the 9-mm version, providing unusually good ergonomics for a .45 auto pistol. The magazine capacity, at 12 rounds, is very high. The 4.25" barrel ensures excellent precision. 18 PPQ M2 .45 AUTO MAXIMUM POWER PPQ M2 4.25" Caliber .45 Auto Overall length (mm) 188 Width (mm) 34 Height (mm) 147 Barrel length (inch / mm) 4.25" / 108 Weight, w/ empty magazine (g) 808 Magazine capacity (rounds) 12 Magazine capacity option – Trigger action pre-cocked Trigger pull (N) 25 Trigger travel (mm) 7 18 – 19 SOME SECRETS ARE HARD TO KEEP. THE PPS M2 ISN‘T ONE OF THEM. The PPS M2 is everything you look for in a concealed carry handgun. It’s light- weight, comfortable and very slim. At less than an inch wide, the PPS is so discreet you won’t even realize you’re wearing a gun – until you need it. It’s fast to bring into action and easy to shoot accurately. 20 PPS M2 9 MM SLIM. VERY SLIM. The pistol comes with three magazines: 6, 7 and 8 rounds 20 – 21 3 6 8 1 Width 23 mm 2 7 5 9 4 CONFIGURATION 10 01 Low profile 3-dot steel combat sights.
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