The Walther Arms PDP Full Size 9mm semi-automatic pistol offers a reliable and high-performance option for both professional and recreational shooters. Crafted with a durable matte black finish, this firearm features a striker-fired action that ensures consistent trigger pull and quick response. Its polymer frame provides a lightweight design at approximately 25.4 ounces, making it comfortable for extended use without compromising durability. Equipped with adjustable Glock-cut sights, users can customize their aiming point for improved accuracy in various lighting conditions. The PDP's performance duty trigger and textured grip enhance control and handling, ensuring a secure and confident grip during rapid firing or precision shooting.
The pistol includes two 10-round magazines, providing ample capacity for training, competition, or personal defense. Its overall length of 8 inches makes it maneuverable in different environments, whether at the range or in a concealed carry setting. The slide is optics-ready, allowing for quick installation of compatible sights or red dot optics, further enhancing target acquisition and accuracy. The PDP’s design emphasizes reliability, safety, and adaptability, making it a versatile choice for law enforcement, security professionals, and firearm enthusiasts alike.
Walther Arms' commitment to quality and precision engineering is evident in this model, ensuring consistent performance shot after shot. Whether you're upgrading your current firearm or seeking a dependable sidearm, the PDP Full Size 9mm combines advanced features with user-friendly operation to meet the demands of modern shooting scenarios.
Features:
- Optics-ready slide for easy red dot sight installation
- Performance duty trigger for smooth and consistent firing
- Performance duty grip texture for enhanced control
- Adjustable Glock-cut sights for customizable aiming
- Lightweight polymer frame for comfortable handling
- Includes two 10-round magazines for ample capacity
- Matte black finish for durability and reduced glare