I was able to put a few rounds through one a work Friday. To me the PDP felt just as snappy as the PPQ with a much better feeling grip. Ammo was 115gr Lawman. If you like Walthers you will probably love the PDP. David
I was able to put a few rounds through one a work Friday. To me the PDP felt just as snappy as the PPQ with a much better feeling grip. Ammo was 115gr Lawman. If you like Walthers you will probably love the PDP. David
A lot of the muzzle flip on a P99/PPQ/PDP is due to the stepped chamber, which adds about 30fps to a standard 9mm load and bumps it a big chunk of the way toward a +P load.
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Can anyone with a PPQ who has handled the PDP comment on the removal of the finger grooves? Entirely subjective, but they work for me on the PPQ.
GJM, who posted earlier in this thread, called me 2 days ago and said in a voice full of quiet excitement "YVK, you know I don't split that fast. With this PDP, I was shooting 0.14th in practice today".
Now back to a discussion about muzzle flip.
I like the finger grooves on the PPQ as well but didn’t even notice them not being there on the PDP. The grooves/swells on the sides of the grip were more noticeable. In fact, I had to look at my PPQ when I got home to see if it had them. I think it might have to do with the new texture making them feel more pronounced.
This. I've heard this from numerous people who've tried out the PPQ and/or PDP.
I think too much of a big deal is made of muzzle flip and bore axis. Time your splits. Check your accuracy. Use that data to determine how much muzzle flip really matters. I think you'll find it's less than you think.
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