Comments on: Walther PPS M2 Review: Popular, Proficient, & Sexy

By: Tom D

Tom D — Thu, 05 Mar 2020 01:14:08 +0000

Great pistol, very nice review. Get rid of “Besides for…” in this and your other reviews and you’re golden! Just “Besides…” works everywhere you’ve used it.

By: Robert Sikes

Robert Sikes — Thu, 28 Nov 2019 03:22:16 +0000

Nice pistol. Mine did not, however, care too much for Blazer 115 grain aluminum-case ammunition. I just took it to the range for the first time this afternoon and discovered that as long as I run brass-case ammo (mine was 124 grain JHP Federal Hydra-Shok) it ran flawlessly. My PPS M2 9MM had difficulties with failures to eject with at least one round on almost every magazine. I was concerned, so I dumped the aluminum and went strictly with the more expensive defense ammo. There wasn’t a single problem as soon as the better ammo was used. Other than its propensity to be picky about the ammunition, the pistol was great! Tight groups at 7 to 10 yards, and recoil was easily managed. The trigger, although not quite on par with that of the PPQ, was just fine for the PPS and the job it’s built for. It broke smooth at probably around the six-pound mark, and the reset was just a tad longer than I’d like, All in all, this is one fine conceal-carry pistol. It doesn’t break the bank either, and that’s always a positive.

By: Sam M

Sam M — Mon, 01 Apr 2019 06:11:23 +0000

In reply to Rick J Weisser. Hi Rick, thanks for reaching out. The PPS has 3 automatic safeties, namely a trigger safety, QuickSafe feature, and an internal firing pin safety (plus an integrated passive drop safety and loaded chamber indicator).

By: Rick J Weisser

Rick J Weisser — Mon, 01 Apr 2019 01:37:40 +0000

I just bought a pps. Doesn’t have a noticable safety. can anyone explain this?