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Tested: Walther CCP M2 Pistol
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Walther created the modern, semi-automatic, concealed handgun market with the introduction of its model PP (Polizeipistole) in 1929, followed one year later by the classic PPK. In 2014, the company updated the concept with the introduction of its “Concealed Carry Pistol” or CCP. The result falls in size right between the smallest of single-stacks and the mid-size double-stack 9 mm Lugers, making it well-suited for inside-the-waistband or shoulder-holster carry. |
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PHORTO
(8/28/2019)
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I'm sure it's a superb gun, but personally, the farthest I'm willing to go aesthetically is the Glock.
All these beveled slides and superfluous forward cocking grooves, to me at least, are OOGLY.
Gimme a pistol that looks at least grudgingly similar to a 1911.
I make an emphatic exception for the Beretta 92 series.
Lemme tell ya, out-of-the-box that gun shoots RIGHT where you point it, points naturally viz grip-to-barrel angle, and the double/single action trigger is pretty damn good. The single action is crisp and perfect.
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