long term walther pps reviews

**Toorop** · March 22nd, 2010, 07:44 AM

From what I have seen on the various boards the PPS guns seem to be holding up well. Walther makes a fine firearm and I would feel comfortable using one as a daily carry gun. I have no experience with the PPS but I was curious as to how the trigger pull is. I am very interested in purchasing one for a CCW piece once I move to a more friendly locale such as Pennsylvania. I figure more options than my Glock 26 would be useful to have.

**Bruce Eimer** · March 22nd, 2010, 09:54 PM

Based on my experience and IMHO, you made a fine choice. Kahr makes a good DAO handgun. The CW40 should last you a lifetime. I also like the .40 round's ballistics. Some believe it is better than the .45. With training and practice, you can accommodate to the round's snappiness

/Bruce

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**noslolo** · March 22nd, 2010, 10:12 PM

Thanks Bruce, I thought so.

**FishBizkit** · March 10th, 2014, 10:38 PM

This is an old one, but I'm gonna dig it back up.

The purpose was to discuss the long term reviews on the PPS. So I'll throw in my 3 cents.

I've had my PPS for almost 3 years, and have probably just a hair over 1500 rounds through it. I purchased it new, and have yet to have a failure. I carry it most of the time, and would easily stake my life on it.

It's accurate, has a consistent trigger pull, and isn't all that aggressive for a small gun. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable little 9 or 40 CCW.