I shot my Walther CCP for the first time today.
Got it off GB at what I considered a fair price. This one is the M1 model, has the factory recall dot marked on it, so no problem there.
The CCP is a little different in that it has a gas piston in it, like the HK P7 series of pistols. It's supposed to reduce recoil in a small and light gun, and in the case of the CCP, I'd say that it works.
The down side is that after reading the owner's manual, disassembly will make taking down a Ruger Mk1 pistol look like a walk in the park. The M2 variant addressed that issue. When the time comes to field strip it, I'll be checking out YouTube for informative videos.
Anyway, 25 shots. 5 rounds at a time, no FTF/FTE, although the slide didn't lock back after the 1st five shots, no issues after that. CCI Lawman 124gr FMJ at 25 feet indoors.
Trigger is crisp and with a quick reset. Once I got the hang of it I dialed it in pretty well.
Happy with this pistol
Got it off GB at what I considered a fair price. This one is the M1 model, has the factory recall dot marked on it, so no problem there.
The CCP is a little different in that it has a gas piston in it, like the HK P7 series of pistols. It's supposed to reduce recoil in a small and light gun, and in the case of the CCP, I'd say that it works.
The down side is that after reading the owner's manual, disassembly will make taking down a Ruger Mk1 pistol look like a walk in the park. The M2 variant addressed that issue. When the time comes to field strip it, I'll be checking out YouTube for informative videos.
Anyway, 25 shots. 5 rounds at a time, no FTF/FTE, although the slide didn't lock back after the 1st five shots, no issues after that. CCI Lawman 124gr FMJ at 25 feet indoors.
Trigger is crisp and with a quick reset. Once I got the hang of it I dialed it in pretty well.
Happy with this pistol
I cannot imagine that nobody in their entire marketing management department didn’t at least say “ummm guys... anyone else think?”
