Crown Walther PPQ Spring Air Cocking Pistol (Licensed by Umarex & Carl Walther) Net-Weight-(g)_2676 A high-strength polymer skeletonized frame

A high-strength polymer skeletonized frame offers maximum weight savings for enhanced weapon handling and maneuverability

The KRYTAC Reinforced Piston is both strong and lightweight

Weight (net): 39

the motion-sensing feature automatically activates the red dot when it detects movement and turns it off when left static for extended periods

Crown Walther PPQ Spring Air Cocking Pistol (Licensed by Umarex & Carl Walther) Net-Weight-(g)_2676 A high-strength polymer skeletonized frameReal Steel Background The Walther PPQ (Polizeipistole Quick Defense) was introduced in 2011 by Carl Walther GmbH as the successor to the long serving Walther P99, a pistol that had been adopted by numerous European law enforcement agencies since the mid 1990s. The PPQ represented a significant philosophical shift for Walther, moving away from the P99's unique trigger system in favour of a more conventional, yet exceptionally refined striker fired