Recent content by MikeSW99

As for the cost question I meant as far as money invested would I be better off purchasing a 9mm version rather than converting a .40. After checking out Buds Gunshop I'm leaning towards that option.

Aside from the barrel and the magazine what would be needed to convert an SW99 from .40cal to 9mm? Is it worth the effort?

I own an SW99 in .40 cal. I've seen on the Walther boards and in the FAQ website info about the threaded barrel to accept a suppressor or flash guard for the P99. Can these barrels be used in an SW99 of similar caliber?

Can the Walther threaded barrels be used in the SW99? If so would the recoil assembly need to be changed for use with a suppressor?

Can the Walther threaded barrels be used in the SW99? If so would the recoil assembly need to be changed for use with a suppressor?

I love mine,and it's always with me whenever I walk out the door.

That's alright, I'm in the same boat. I've been building up my supply of .40 ammo and related supplies as well along with 9mm for my Ruger P95.

Wanna trade?

Sounds like a great deal. I recently bought a .40 version and it came with only 1 of the 2 advertised 10 round mags. I have since rectified that issue with 3 new 12 rounders and am always looking out for more.

cheaperthandirt.com had them as of a week ago. I received my order of 2 Walther 12 rd and 1 S&W 10rd for my SW99 last week.

My local WalMart has been out for the past 3-4 weeks. I stopped by Wednesday morning after work to pick up dog food and out of habit swung by the sporting goods counter. Low and behold there were 7 boxes of Winchester 100ct 9mm, 3 50ct boxes of .40 FMJ and 4 50ct boxes of .40 JHP. I left with 2...

I saw it listed in a webpage about P99 FAQs. Earl's Repair Shop is supposed to be a source.

Has anyone replaced the polymer assembly with a metal one available for the Walther P99? Has anyone ever had the polymer rod break?

Has anyone replaced the polymer assembly with a metal one available for the Walther P99? Has anyone ever had the polymer rod break?

I've normally used nylon "soft armor" type holsters in the past and my recent experiences with a Fobus paddle type wasn't a good one. I'd be willing to consider leather as an option.