Walther Arms PPQ .22

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posted on January 13, 2014
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Based on the popular PPQ, Walther's PPQ M2 has established itself as one of the company's most successful handguns. Now Walther fans will have the opportunity to own a PPQ chambered in .22LR.

The new PPQ .22 will be available with either a four- or five-inch barrel and will be shipped with a 12-round magazine. It has the potential to serve as a very effective training pistol for anyone that already owns its "big brothers," which are chambered in 9 mm and .40 S&W, respectively.

Learn more about the PPQ .22 in the video below, hosted by Sheriff Jim Wilson.

For more information, go to WaltherArms.com.

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