marathonrunner
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Guys, I have both the Walter PPQ and a Springfield Mod2 Subcompact. I was contemplating on getting either another PPQ or the Mod2 4" Service model.
Both guns have great ergonomics, both are fine shooters, but the PPQ is the most accurate pistol I ever shot. The Mod2 trigger even though it is mushy, a lot of creep in trigger, I can still shoot very well with it.
But here is my problem. From a quality build standpoint, it seems the Springfield is a lot better made, the slide is more heavy duty, the barrel is hammer forged, the Walter is not. The slide on the Walter also seems much thinner and cheaply made. Your thoughts?
Both guns have great ergonomics, both are fine shooters, but the PPQ is the most accurate pistol I ever shot. The Mod2 trigger even though it is mushy, a lot of creep in trigger, I can still shoot very well with it.
But here is my problem. From a quality build standpoint, it seems the Springfield is a lot better made, the slide is more heavy duty, the barrel is hammer forged, the Walter is not. The slide on the Walter also seems much thinner and cheaply made. Your thoughts?