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Today was a beautiful day here in sunny Florida. I worked last night, but was itching to test these guns with a new hand load, so after sleeping for a few hours, I headed out to the range.

The new load is a 125gr JHP from Zero Bullets loaded with 4gr Titegroup and a CCI SPP. I also did the same load but used a WSPM primer to see if the POI or accuracy changed. I started out with the S2 and shot 5 of each load. I did the same with the 75 D Compact and the Walther. As you can see from the pics, this load did very well in the accuracy department. I did adjust each gun to hit center with this new load prior to leaving the range

The compact shot the tightest group using the WSPM primer. I have fallen in love with this gun, so much that I have a TLR7X coming tomorrow and will be making it my bedside/ travel gun. I installed the thin blue grips yesterday which made a huge difference in allowing me to reach the trigger better. After accuracy testing I fired the 75D from 7-25yds and made well centered hits with ease.

The Walther is a beast. If you miss, it is your fault. I think it is a better shooter than the S2, but the S2 is a softer shooter. All in all, a great day.







And fresh from the grill…

 
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That's some phenomenal shooting all around! Good looking dinner, too!
 
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I bought a 5 inch and 4 inch PDPs and installed their Walther Precision triggers and Sprinco trigger springs. I would not carry with the Sprinco springs but what fantastic triggers they are now. Smooth take up, nice wall, great reset. I’m really liking the PDPs
 
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Dead Presidents at 15 yards is damned fine shooting. There was a time when I could do the same with my P229 Elite Stainless but I got bored shooting paper targets and now shoot 108mm orange disks moving between 35 and 80 mph with shotguns. Handgun shooting for me today is a matter of shooting enough to be effective. BTW, when you get a center hit on one of those targets and see smoke using a 410 it's a big thrill.


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Nice selection of pistols. The Walther Q4 SF as shown in your pic has been on my radar for a some time but it's my understanding that it has unfortunately been discontinued. It seems to have been replaced with the "PDP SF", of which there are a Compact, Full Size and a third variation, (the name of which escapes me at the moment), but is a duty/competition sized gun.

Walther claims to be expanding their SF line, so it's hard to tell what they are planning to come up with next. Last week I emailed them asking if the slide/3.5" bbl from the PDP F would fit on the PDP SF Compact frame. The reply was "NO" just in case anyone is wondering. That would be a really sweet set up IMO.
 
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What CZ is that at the top?
 
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Dead Presidents at 15 yards is damned fine shooting. There was a time when I could do the same with my P229 Elite Stainless but I got bored shooting paper targets and now shoot 108mm orange disks moving between 35 and 80 mph with shotguns. Handgun shooting for me today is a matter of shooting enough to be effective. BTW, when you get a center hit on one of those targets and see smoke using a 410 it's a big thrill.


I love shooting clays and do well with my 20g O/U. I miss more than I hit with my .410 O/U but it is still fun.
 
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What CZ is that at the top?


It is a CZ Shadow 2 that I sent out to have direct milled for a red dot.



 
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Originally posted by kaschi:
Nice selection of pistols. The Walther Q4 SF as shown in your pic has been on my radar for a some time but it's my understanding that it has unfortunately been discontinued. It seems to have been replaced with the "PDP SF", of which there are a Compact, Full Size and a third variation, (the name of which escapes me at the moment), but is a duty/competition sized gun.

Walther claims to be expanding their SF line, so it's hard to tell what they are planning to come up with next. Last week I emailed them asking if the slide/3.5" bbl from the PDP F would fit on the PDP SF Compact frame. The reply was "NO" just in case anyone is wondering. That would be a really sweet set up IMO.
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That Q4 SF is a phenomenal gun and highly underrated. I had a SP01 Tactical with a red dot that I purchased from a guy for $800. My buddy had the Q4 and liked the CZ better. We did an even trade. Those Q4’s were selling for over $1500 at the time, so I was way ahead in that trade. He had even installed the dynamic trigger in it which added another $150. I’ll never sell it. The gun is that good. No striker fired guns trigger is better.




 
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It looks outstanding up close, especially with that trigger and those flat back grips. The Q4 SF has QUALITÄT written all over it.
 
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