I recently bought a Walther P99 QA "quick action".40 semiauto and have fired about 350 rounds through it without a hiccup. I fired 155 gr. Federal FMJ and 135 gr., 155 gr. and 165 gr. Proload gold dot.
I have not noticed any cracks in the polymer, though there is a small mold mark just infront of the trigger guard that was there when I got the gun new.
The QA version is like a Glock with a DAO, 6.5 lb. precocked trigger that travels only 1/4". It has a nice, wide smooth trigger (no trigger safety).
It comes with a built-in decocker, adjustable three dot sights with three different length front sights included. It also has three different sized grips you can add to it.
It has a loaded chamber indicator and a cocking indicator. It comes with two metal magazines and has a light rail. Walther includes a target in the box with my gun's serial number on it and 5 shots in the bullseye at 25m. The rest is in german. The holes in the target look a little small for .40, but the target has got my serial number on it, .40 s&w is checked and the Schutze was some guy named Schmid.
It is as accurate as I am. It feels like a HK USP, without the SA/DA. I found that the largest grip extension seemed to work best for me as it reduced the muzzle flip which is a little more than a glock, but about the same as a HK USP full size.
All in all, I like it alot. The only thing that I need to do is to put on AGRIP or some other grip cover as my hand occasionally gets pinched between the grip and the grip extension.
I have not noticed any cracks in the polymer, though there is a small mold mark just infront of the trigger guard that was there when I got the gun new.
The QA version is like a Glock with a DAO, 6.5 lb. precocked trigger that travels only 1/4". It has a nice, wide smooth trigger (no trigger safety).
It comes with a built-in decocker, adjustable three dot sights with three different length front sights included. It also has three different sized grips you can add to it.
It has a loaded chamber indicator and a cocking indicator. It comes with two metal magazines and has a light rail. Walther includes a target in the box with my gun's serial number on it and 5 shots in the bullseye at 25m. The rest is in german. The holes in the target look a little small for .40, but the target has got my serial number on it, .40 s&w is checked and the Schutze was some guy named Schmid.
It is as accurate as I am. It feels like a HK USP, without the SA/DA. I found that the largest grip extension seemed to work best for me as it reduced the muzzle flip which is a little more than a glock, but about the same as a HK USP full size.
All in all, I like it alot. The only thing that I need to do is to put on AGRIP or some other grip cover as my hand occasionally gets pinched between the grip and the grip extension.