Everything I learned in my first 2 years with the Walther PDP
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Compilation of my (so far) 2 years and 3300 rounds with the Walther PDP! Videos include first impressions, optic mounting, things to consider, 1700 round long term review, cowitness sights, OWB holster options, and Performance Dynamic Trigger review.
The PDP and its upgrades are from Brownells.
*For manual reviewer: This video was filmed in a controlled environment specifically for firearm reviews. All firearms shown are verified unloaded at all times. The parts discussed in this video are also available on other models of this weapon from the manufacturer; these parts as shown in the video result in a configuration that replicates what is available from the manufacturer. No installation or modification is shown in the video. *
Links to everything talked about in my videos can be found on the blog links post: bit.ly/3MDR3cB
Chapters:
0:00 Unboxing / detailed first impressions
7:16 Things to know
11:21 Optic mounting
17:37 1700 round long term test
24:52 Cowitness sights
30:08 OWB holster option
35:26 Performance Dynamic Trigger review
Your PDP videos are the most helpful I have found. For all PDP owners THANKS.
One of the best if not the best video on PDP. Thank you
Great video!!!👍🏾
Great video thank you.
This was a fun video! Good job man!
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Why the lower thirds? You can arrange it so that you type in what you are talking about. And you can promote the site and your brand during the videos. It’s also a place where you can advertise on, while people are watching the videos.
Lower thirds are small. Let me know if you want to know more about this.
Great job! Keep up the good work!!
I was lucky to able grab the Walther PDP Pro SD Compact in two tone grey and black. I've put the Aimpoint Acro. I've put about 200-300 rounds through it and love it. The Performance Dynamic Trigger is super nice. This will likely be part of my carry rotation.
Well explained! First time on channel but not my last
I haven't seen a PDP with a trigger pull over 4.5 lbs yet, very interesting..
Great review man. You really went into detail with this overview of the PDP.
Also are you Filipino? My sister married a Filipino dude and you look like you could be related to her husband. The resemblance is uncanny
My trigger is stock and like 2 lbs lol, specially 1.9. I guess the variance is wide, but everyone I know, knows the stock trigger is the last thing to get a replacement if any.
Original sights are tall enough.. just need to buy a proper optics made specificaly for PDP, i.e. Holosun-SCS-PDP. It sits on the slide without the plate and it's window is so low that original sights are perfect for it.
How much does it cost?
Not shake awake I heard. Deal breaker.
@@mini14head eh shake awake is constantly on anyway if your actually carrying it, the battery life on it is decent and it charges outside so I’d say just keep it on while carrying
Cowitnessing isn't really something that matters to me.. And I think Walther understood that everyone who bought this gun was putting a red dot on it and wasn't going to use iron sights, so they put those garbage plastic trash sights on it.. Its like the only knock I can come up with for this fantastic firearm
Trijicon rmr is the standard. Don't cheap on optics. Aren't the sights polymer? Replace that crap too..
Awesome video. Mannnn, ive done a few things to my Walther but im kinda torn bro. I have a Delta Pro on mine but i shoot it so good that i really dont need a red dot on my baby. I also as well as you haven't had so much as a hiccup shooting this thing. She eats like Ms Pacman, lol... I have Sigs and Glocks, and S&W and only thing didnt jam is my S&W and my PDP... Needless to say its all i carry now and if she cant go, I cant go.... Awesome video bro...
Good looking gun that grip looks pretty great 👍🏻
I have a PPQ and I have six magazines for that but I'm not sure if I want a PDP or something else.
How do I know if my walther is a 1st gen or 2nd gen!
The serial number will tell you, I believe the Walther site has a lookup
also as I recall the cut out under the optic cover looks different between the two
@@chadc5803 correct 👌🏼
Plastic sights. No thx.