In a previous membership of a firearms messageboard, we had a thread dedicated to showing how we did at the range that day. Didn't see one here, so I figured I'd start one.
Today I went out to the range and brought 3 pistols with me. A S&W M&P40, a Sig P229 and My New Walther PPS M2. The middle target headshots were the M&P40, the middle target center mass shots were the Walther PPS M2's first shots out of the box and the left and right target headshots were the P229. All shots were at 10 yards. The Sig and the S&W I've shot many times before, but the little Walther really surprised me. I had never shot a microcompact pistol before today, and was expecting it to be very snappy and difficult to control, but it was the exact opposite even with double and triple taps. I've never been a trigger snob before and would often buy pistols even though many reviewers complained about their triggers, probably because I had never really felt a nice one. This trigger felt really nice! I really like this pistol and if it's any indication of what I can expect from Walther, will be buying another one really soon.
I'm no expert marksman, and many people here can undoubtedly do much better, but I'm happy with how I shot today, and really happy with the Walther. As soon as I get my Crossbreed Minituck, it's going to be my EDC
Today I went out to the range and brought 3 pistols with me. A S&W M&P40, a Sig P229 and My New Walther PPS M2. The middle target headshots were the M&P40, the middle target center mass shots were the Walther PPS M2's first shots out of the box and the left and right target headshots were the P229. All shots were at 10 yards. The Sig and the S&W I've shot many times before, but the little Walther really surprised me. I had never shot a microcompact pistol before today, and was expecting it to be very snappy and difficult to control, but it was the exact opposite even with double and triple taps. I've never been a trigger snob before and would often buy pistols even though many reviewers complained about their triggers, probably because I had never really felt a nice one. This trigger felt really nice! I really like this pistol and if it's any indication of what I can expect from Walther, will be buying another one really soon.
I'm no expert marksman, and many people here can undoubtedly do much better, but I'm happy with how I shot today, and really happy with the Walther. As soon as I get my Crossbreed Minituck, it's going to be my EDC