New For 2024: Walther Arms PDP F-Series PRO

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posted on October 16, 2024
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Walther PDP F Series PRO 01
Images courtesy of Walther Arms.

Since its introduction in 2021, Walther has expanded the lineup of its flagship striker-fired, 9 mm Luger “Performance Duty Pistol” (PDP) to include everything from steel-framed competition models to its F-series of handguns designed for those with smaller hands. New for 2024, the company is applying its “PRO” treatment to the PDP F-Series.

Right side of the Walther Arms PDP F-Series PRO.New for 2024, Walther is applying PRO upgrades to its PDP F-Series handguns.

The PDP is a modern modular, ambidextrous and optics-ready semi-automatic handgun that exemplifies Walther’s “TEQ Philosophy” that focuses on the handgun’s trigger, ergonomics and quality. Its F-Series takes the basic PDP and modifies it to have a reduced trigger reach of 2.56”, a smaller grip circumference and slide that requires 20 percent less force to rack than a standard PDP. The F-Series frame has SuperTerrain texturing on it and removable backstraps to customize its size. Optics are mounted via Walther’s plate system with their PDP 2.0 optics cut.  

Top and back view of the Walther PDP F-Series PRO handgun.The PDP F-Series has a reduced grip circumference and shorter trigger reach. The slide is optics cut.

PRO enhancements applied to the pistol include a removable aluminum magazine well and extended 18-round magazines with aluminum base pads to facilitate quicker reloads. Three magazines are included with each pistol and a version with 10-round magazines is also available. The fire control unit is Walther’s flat-faced Dynamic Performance Trigger (DPT). Like the standard F-Series pistols, the F-Series PRO is available with either a 3.5” or 4” barrel.

Left side of the Walther PDP F-Series PRO handgun.The PDP F-Series is available in both 3.5” (pictured) and 4” barrel versions.

The Walther PDP F-Series PRO has an MSRP of $899 for either the 3.5” or 4”-barreled models. For more information, see the company’s website.

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