The Walther PPQ, which is so popular worldwide, is now also available in .43 caliber as a training pistol, which is also ideal for playing paintball.
With this replica of the original, it was important to make the handling of the pistol as realistic as possible.
With the Walther PPQ T4E you have the original weight in your hands, the slide loads with every shot and after the last shot in the magazine, stays in the back to insert a full magazine with 8 rounds again.
A 12 gram CO2 capsule is also integrated in the magazine, which provides the necessary pressure for shooting. The magazine is equipped with a valve that closes when the magazine is removed from the pistol to be reloaded with bullets.
The precision of this small device with powderballs (paintballs filled with chalk), rubberballs (rubber bullets) or even pepperballs (filled with irritants) is amazing!
Even if the statement with "approx. 5 joules" exit energy does not sound like much, the small balls rip properly - and this weapon is trade-free in Germany, i.e. already provided with the F-sign!
No wonder, the Walther PPW T4E is also used by special units , officials and the like used for realistic training.
Everything I've seen of pure "paintball pistols" from various manufacturers over the years is dwarfed by this little gun.
Whether you're looking for something to shoot in the basement at home or a backup marker for scenario paintball games - the Walther PPQ is perfect for it!
