Walther Pricing

[SIGP250]

It's that time of year for manufactures to change prices.

This year is slightly different. There have been quite a few promotions this season. In general, there have been about an equal amount of price reductions as there are price increases...So Far.


Walther just announced a fairly significant Price Decrease of 15% on PPQ and PPS models. Your dealer may or may not pass the savings along to you. My stores will, effective immediately.

The is a nominal price increase on some Walther accessories od between 1-3%.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[VBVAGUY]

Hmmm nice. Now that Walther PPS looks even more within reach !!! God Bless

[zonker1986]

Yep. Buds has PPQ's and PPS's for $503 right now......down a bunch. Not sure if its a permanent drop, but maybe Walther has discovered that selling a pistol like the PPQ for $650 against the competition
such as a Glock, M&P, or XD that you can get anywhere for around $450-500 just is not a good strategy. PPS have always been overpriced, and IMO the reason that they are not really a mainstream CCW pistol. I have a PPS and it is a great pistol, but I got mine for $400 used, or I would not own one.

may have to consider the PPQ more seriously now. Thanks Walther.....you guys are paying attention.

[anchor44]

I'm glad prices have dropped.

HOWEVER, knowing what I know about the PPQ, If mine disappeared, and they cost $1,000 to replace, I'd have another one as soon as I could order it!

I have many guns that I wouldn't pay half of what I paid to replace them. The PPQ is in a class by itself!

[Rollo]

Yep. Buds has PPQ's and PPS's for $503 right now......down a bunch. Not sure if its a permanent drop, but maybe Walther has discovered that selling a pistol like the PPQ for $650 against the competition
such as a Glock, M&P, or XD that you can get anywhere for around $450-500 just is not a good strategy. PPS have always been overpriced, and IMO the reason that they are not really a mainstream CCW pistol. I have a PPS and it is a great pistol, but I got mine for $400 used, or I would not own one.

may have to consider the PPQ more seriously now. Thanks Walther.....you guys are paying attention.

The price was one of the reasons I ruled out a PPS when I was in the market for a new CCW. I remember looking at the price and thinking to myself "Wow, they are pretty proud of that thing..."

[DontTreadOnI]

The price was one of the reasons I ruled out a PPS when I was in the market for a new CCW. I remember looking at the price and thinking to myself "Wow, they are pretty proud of that thing..."

Yeah, sadly I paid full retail for mine almost two years ago because I fell in love with it. What can I say, I'd gladly do it again if I had to...

[Coltman 77]

I think I paid about $600.00 for my 9mm PPS with two magazines about two years ago. It's been a top tier pistol -- accurate and uber reliable.

I've got no regrets, it's been worth every penny.

[SGFvr]

My PPQ and PPS are by far the best pistols I have ever owned or shot. Definitely worth their cost and would even pay more if I had to, to replace them. They are in a class by themselves....if you have not shot either, you have no idea what you are missing. I suggest you don't, because you will start withdrawals when you put them down....especially tie PPQ.

[IndyCCW]

Just picked up a PPQ yesterday. Man what an amazing trigger and grip. I'm in love with this thing.

[indykid]

I WILL own a PPQ in the near future. I can't speak to reliability which is the most important thing for any handgun, but I will definitely say that it has THE BEST trigger, controls (mag release, slide release, takedown lever), and ergonomics of any handgun I've ever fondled. My only wish is that they would make Crimson Trace Lasergrips/Laserguards for the PPQ. I'll jump on that the second they're released. As for the price point, I feel the gun is even more attractive at it's ~$525 price point compared to what you'd usually pay for a German piece.


God Bless

[SIGP250]

Worth a quick update on Walther -

Summer is a good time to buy just about any firearm except in an election year. Pistols and even some revolvers are in short supply. NSSF reports handgun sales from Jan - Apr were up 38% over the previous quarter which also saw record holiday firearm sales.

Walther remains a good buy. Prices for the PPS and PPQ in 9mm or .40S&W are steady, where available. The street price right now for either a PPS or PPQ is $525.00 or less. My price for example is $508.00. We sell 4 times more 9mm than .40S&W.

[Ramjet]

Love the PPQ I have mine on my IWB as Imtype this ran 300 rounds through it this weekend. I wish they would make a 45.

[Dandyone]

I'm glad prices have dropped.

HOWEVER, knowing what I know about the PPQ, If mine disappeared, and they cost $1,000 to replace, I'd have another one as soon as I could order it!

I have many guns that I wouldn't pay half of what I paid to replace them. The PPQ is in a class by itself!

Agreed! In fact, I was just at the range last night, and one guy was at the rental counter working his way through 9's looking for something to purchase. I suggested that he take the PPQ out, which he did. I didn't see him again... BUT, when I was leaving, another customer was doing the same 9mm test with his GF. I told him that he should wait for the PPQ to come back. I walked to my car, and got an email that I had to respond to.

With time on my hands, I figured there was no harm in finding the guy and his gal and letting them shoot the Q while I tapped out an email.

He was clearly a beginner (judging by the teacup grip and questions he was asking at the counter), but he took five measured shots with all falling in a 2.5 inch group (at maybe 5 or 6 yards). This was a significant improvement over the other targets that he had already worked through.

I bet the LGS has one fewer PPQ today ;)

[indykid]

Love the PPQ I have mine on my IWB as Imtype this ran 300 rounds through it this weekend. I wish they would make a 45.

Amen to that! I'd already have it if it did!! I'll still prob get one in 9mm.


God Bless

[MrBuckwheat]

PPS is on my list of: to purchase someday. Looks like it is getting closer to someday.