Walther PPQ M2 Full Metal Airsoft GBB Pistol by Umarex

"A wonderfully reliable pistol, In the 2 years I've had it not one problem has arisen that couldn't be solved with a bit of cleaning and lubrication

"I bought this a few months ago and I swear it is the most realistic gbb I have seen. Factory Walther sights and holsters fit perfectly. I upgraded to fiber optic tritium night sights to make it even more effective. Easily hits chest targets at 30 yards and heads at 20 yards. The full auto mod is a cool idea but didn't work well for me.

"This was my first airsoft gun and it proved to be very reliable for CQB games.(I used it primary). The grip is amazing and fits my hands perfectly (My hands are on the smaller end)

This gun is a replica of a real gun called the Walther ppq. I got a holster for it and it was around $50. The holster is a replica for the real holster and it is said to be able to fit the real thing.

This gun has not let me down but the magazines are pretty pricey for only 22 round capacity.

I do recommend but after a while I kind of regretted my purchase and wished I had gotten a little bit higher quality gun with more BB capacity.

"Really like the pistols seems like good quality plus I can use all my Real Steel PPQ accessories

"This is an excellent gun for the price. I have used it in several matches at a CQB field and it has never let me down. For the $100 you pay for the gun, it is definitely worth buying especially if you're looking to buy a gas blow back weapon. it shoots about 295-300 fps is amazingly accurate. Although the mags seem a bit pricey, the $40 is definitely worth it because of how high the quality of the mag is. For those still questioning whether to buy this gun or not, I would recommend getting it.

"i did not buy this gun off of evike i bought it from a airsoft store near me but i have to say i love this gun.

Pros.
the grip is amazing and very comfortable
this slide feels great
the cerial number is sick
full auto is cool but durring an actual game i dont see the use of actually using it
the trigger feels great
it has a good weight to it
very easy to dissassemble

Cons.
the only con i really have is that the spare mags are quite expensive but that is it

all in all i highly recommend this gun it is a great side arm

"I had ordered the Walther PPQ M2 GBB as a training tool to supplement my real steel PPQ. Granted, shooting an airsoft gun, even a GBB, isn't the same as shooting a 9mm, but there are enough similarities to make it a very effective training tool. Also, comparing the cost of ammunition, about twenty to twenty five cents per round for 9mm versus two tenths of a cent for the airsoft BBs, makes using the GBB PPQ very affordable and practical.

The GBB version does not weigh quite as much as the real one, but all of the controls and even the trigger pull are accurate to the real one. The rear sight is also slightly different in shape, but definitely not enough to notice on a practical level. The similarity is actually so uncanny, that I decided to leave the orange tip on so that I don't accidentally grab the wrong one when I'm getting dressed.

Shooting the GBB PPQ is a lot of fun, and although it definitely doesn't have the same recoil as the actual PPQ, it is comparable to a 22 caliber pistol. If you do however plan on burning through a lot of rounds, I would definitely recommend ordering an extra magazine or two. The problem that arises is that using propane, the magazine becomes very cold due to the rapid loss of pressure from quick shooting, and this will ultimately cause the seals to contract and leak to the point of it being unshootable until the magazine warms back up. I can get about two full loads out of a magazine, shooting very rapidly, until I need to give it time to warm back up.

The only other issue I had so far is that it shoots four or so inches low at fifteen feet with the hop up adjusted to provide the minimum drop (not the maximum setting but rather the highest group). For people playing this may not be an issue, but for marksmanship training, it can be a bit of an annoyance. Accuracy by the way has been phenominal with off-hand shots ringing a soup can at thirty plus feet about 19 out of 22 times. The reliability has also been nearly flawless save for it not wanting to lock back on the last round.

To anyone on the fence about ordering this gun, I would HIGHLY recommend it. Despite some minor drawbacks, it really is excellent. So far I have about a thousand rounds through it, which if it were my 9mm would have cost me around two hundred to two hundred fifty dollars. The Walther PPQ GBB has already paid for its self two times over.

"This is the best sidearm I've ever used. Straight up.

It's got a crisp blowback and it's easy to spam the semi but hey, who needs to spam when you can make it full auto with a small mod? (look up the mod it's so neat!) I put a vertical grip, reflex, and got the extended mags on this and made it an SMG...

Pros:
-Easy to load, Easy to feed
-Blowback is so crisp
-FULL AUTO
-trades are sick
-what you get for the price
-easy to disassemble
-sights are nice
-there is a unique serial number on each one... how beast

Cons:
-no threaded barrel (but the limited edition if you want that)
-pricey mags
-hard to get to hop up (the hop up is good though)
-lack of upgrade parts on Evike.com

Must purchase! The cons aren't too bad. worth the $100

"This gun is amazing. my friend has it and i just ordered it. Something awesome that is included that they dont tell you is a full auto mode. pull up the sliding part and theirs a little switch. Awesome gun no complaints. Just be careful when loading the gas you dont break the mag.

"I have had my PPQ for about a year now and it still shoots strong and true. I love this gun and is the best sidearm I have owned. Its lightweight but has considerable kick and in good weather the gas mags last at least two mags worth of BBs. It's easy to maintain and disassemble as well.

"First of all let me just give umarex/eliteforce a big hand. Great gun, with no complaints. The Walther PPQ M2 is the best gbb for $100. If your looking for a good pistol and on a budget, get this gun. I have nothing bad to say; like I said before no complaints (except from the people who get shot by it with the full auto mod!!!)

Pros: great feeding
sturdy
accurate
easy access to inners ('cept there's no need to get to the inners)
Full auto, enough said
The list could go on and on
Cons: none, except you don't have one!

"I just got this gun a few weeks ago and LOVE IT! Power wise it isn't a power house but for cqb it gets the job done. The accuracy on this pistol is spot on and the price is too hard to pass up. It has a solid feel with a metal top slide and poly grib (which I may add feels really nice). But here's the kicker, with a simple mod you can turn it into a full auto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxLyd0s6Zcs

So for under $100 bucks you can have a full auto!!!!!

Pros:
accurate
solid feel
comfortable grip
afforadable
mod to make it full auto

Cons:

NONE!!!!

so go get this pistol like YESTERDAY!!!!

"This gun may not pack a very big punch but it was made Extremely well. Vfc made this gun and it shoots at around
277fps. However, the grouping on this gun is phenomenal. Very few guns compare let alone are as cheap as this gun. If it shot closer to 330 fps it would literally be the "perfect handgun" in my book

"Ive had this gun for a little while now and for $100 it is amazing. It is build like a $200 pistol and has extra features that makes it unique like a super comfy grip and full auto. There are, however, some notable draw backs to this pistol. (Mine might be a lemon so take this with a grain of salt) The slide is horrible to rack and is the opposite of smooth and my full auto doesn’t work properly. After the modification and when in the full auto setting, it will shoot in semi but occasionally do short bursts of full auto. Overall it is ok for the price (except for the mags which are way overpriced) and foes its job

"All in all great handgun. Although the hammer did break. Not that big of a deal though, I overused the crap out of it. 4/5