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Editor’s Note: The Walther PDP is an extremely accurate, well-made pistol. Its ergonomics and excellent trigger make this gun easy to shoot well. The compact model is well suited for any role, whether it be concealed carry, home defense, or as a duty weapon.
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My Walther PDP compact has proven to be a very reliable, fun handgun. I equipped mine with a Holosun 508T red dot, which is a perfect pairing to create an exceptional all-purpose handgun. Being close to a Glock 19 in size, it is relatively concealable, but its accuracy and soft shooting characteristics make it great for home defense and general range use as well. The Performance Duty Trigger is possibly the best striker-fired handgun trigger on the market, and it instills confidence in almost every shooter. The grip texture and slide serrations are aggressive, giving the PDP a very comfortable yet secure feel in the hands. Outside of a lagging aftermarket, there is nothing bad to say about this gun. It is priced well, and one could argue it is the best striker-fired 9mm on the market today.
Best shooting, accurate pistol I have ever fired.
I have the PDP compact Pro E. My first handgun purchase. Accurate and easy to shoot. It is too chunky for me to conceal well (am fat). As I get less fact may carry it. Otherwise it is my office and home defense gun.
I was looking for a 9mm 4 inch handgun. I don't really like the looks of Glocks and when I saw this gun I loved the aesthetic. The only slight negative is the recoil as it's a little snappier than I wanted but it's not a deal breaker as I've gotten used to it. Other than that, it's a fantastic gun.
- Pros: Innovative features, great trigger, comfortable grip. - Cons: Limited availability of compatible optics. The Walther PDP Compact is trying to be the cool kid in town with its fancy features like the optics-ready slide and ambidextrous controls, which I really appreciate. The trigger is crisp, and it feels good in your hand. But hey, finding compatible optics can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. If you're into the latest tech and can find the right optics, it's a slick choice.

The PDP is a great gun, easily on par with Glock reliability but better ergonomics.
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