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pete
PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 3:51 pm 
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well a while ago I was going to buy a umarex walther ppq pellet pistol. but I waited and waited and put it off. and what did I get today -- a notice from umarex about a new walther ppq. namely the umarex walther ppq m2. it,s got a 20 shot belt fed pellet magazine- blowback -. looks like it might have been worth waiting for. it,s on pre-order at pyramid air but will probably be in Canada soon. I can wait a little longer.


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BB1Shooter
PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 7:14 pm 
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I suspect it has a similar systems as found in the Sig M17 & others Sig pellet gun.

In my opinion, mush better systems than the 8 shot rotary clips.
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pete
PostPosted: Sun Jan 26, 2020 6:28 am 
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found another pic on airgun blog pyramid air report. click pic to make bigger.


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replicacanada
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Belt fed = Lots of misfires in my experience.
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Leon Yrag
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Belt fed = Lots of misfires in my experience.

even though sold as action shooters, belt fed pellet guns like a more deliberate trigger pull, considering what is has to move and do.

no issues for me and my Sig 320 w 20 & 30 rd mags.
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pete
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I just sold my sig m17 belt fed gun. I absolutely hate selling a gun. I liked shooting it and the looks of it but it was a little bit big and bulky. this is a walther. it should be a little more compact which is more of what I,m leaning to. so the money from it will be paying for this one.
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Doc Sharptail
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I have the first generation PPQ pellet/b.b.
For a Walther with pellets it just squeaks the grade.
It is nicely compact. The sights are somewhat over sized , especially the too wide rear. Very mushy pull on it. I don't shoot it much. The Beretta 92 F is much more accurate. ...

Good luck with the new model.

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Captain Air
PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 11:36 am 
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Hi
those belt fed anything are a giant step backwards, I have 2 sigs. My nephew really loved them so I purchased them. The stacked rotary type magazines like the new Blow Back PPQ has is going to be so fa, the most reliable. And a hell of a lot more fun then that Pellet/BB old Non-Blow Back version. No pellet selection as it's totally jammable.
Hopefully they have a home run from that very cultish PPQ style walther. One day they will make the semi-auto replicas all true gas operated pellet pistols. Like the old true semi 600s of the past.
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BB1Shooter
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From my experiences, belt fed magazines like Sig uses for its pistols & semi-auto rifles like the MPX & MCX, seem to work better if pellets are carefully placed in belt and properly seated. The MPC & MCX give you a seating tool, but don't use it on the pistol belts as it will jam the pistol. Just use your fingers & maybe a ball point pen. And only use flat head/wadcutter lighter weight pellets (less than 7.5gr.).

And stop when the CO2 starts losing power.

If you follow these rules, I find you will minimize your jams and will have less pellets left in belt after shoot.

My experiences based on suing M17, MPX, and X-Five.
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One thing that kept me back a little is the jams from these type of clips.. I wanted the M17 but was hesitant. But still thinking about one.

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Leon Yrag
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pete wrote:
well a while ago I was going to buy a umarex walther ppq pellet pistol. but I waited and waited and put it off. and what did I get today -- a notice from umarex about a new walther ppq. namely the umarex walther ppq m2. it,s got a 20 shot belt fed pellet magazine- blowback -. looks like it might have been worth waiting for. it,s on pre-order at pyramid air but will probably be in Canada soon. I can wait a little longer.

"...we are letting you know that the following item:
Walther PPQ M2 CO2 Pellet Pistol, Blowback is now in stock and ready for shipping
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/walt ... ack?m=5141.."

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Leon Yrag wrote:
pete wrote:
well a while ago I was going to buy a umarex walther ppq pellet pistol. but I waited and waited and put it off. and what did I get today -- a notice from umarex about a new walther ppq. namely the umarex walther ppq m2. it,s got a 20 shot belt fed pellet magazine- blowback -. looks like it might have been worth waiting for. it,s on pre-order at pyramid air but will probably be in Canada soon. I can wait a little longer.

"...we are letting you know that the following item:
Walther PPQ M2 CO2 Pellet Pistol, Blowback is now in stock and ready for shipping
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/walt ... ack?m=5141.."


Strangely, perhaps, but not yet identified as "Ships to Canada."
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My belt feed Sig M17 has almost no misfires latly. I've been putting grease under the belt, if seated right, i really have no problem.

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Just received one Saturday. First time shooting it I hated it. Second co2 cartridge later and it's not bad.
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