Jimmo952

There are also Overwatch Precision and Apex trigger options for the PDP. The pull weight can be reduced, even with the stock trigger, with a simple spring change. The stock trigger is pretty good. Improvements are possible but it's a different animal than a 1911 or 2011. The closest you can get would be Walther's Dynamic Trigger and sear combo. That, along with a couple of spring changes, gets you about as close to a 1911 feeling trigger as you are going to get. The Pro version of the PDP does not come with the enhanced sear.

Try asking the US branch of Walther. I'm guessing the Germans are expecting the American branch to field customer support questions for them.

I don't know if I could bring myself to cut up that special edition "Black Tie" edition.

It's a beautiful gun. The most interesting thing on the gun as far as applicability to other Walther pistols is the trigger. Hopefully, Walther makes these triggers generally available soon and a few of us get to check them out. It's early but a case could be made that the Q5 SF and PPQ Q5 should be shipping from the factory with such a trigger.

Looks really good. I wish it had an optic plate though. Eyes ain't what they used to be.