Thread: Walther P99 Review
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Old September 2nd, 2007
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Default Re: Walther P99 Review
Bravo!! Nice work, well written!

You cover all the bases that I can think of. The P99 is a fine example of German engineering.

I was never ever a fan of "tech" guns or Tupperware.. ....until I met the P99. I adopted my P99QA earlier this year and its been my main carry piece since. Although when late fall comes it'll get a vacation as the Ruger Vaquero is brought back out for duty.

Keep of the good work, I'll be looking forward to more of your reviews.
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