Walther PDP

Yeah.

Um, the, when I see the two, the two platforms, I'm thinking of, like, the typical Walther PDP and a CZ, uh, Shadow, whatever, right?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

It really is now.

You got guns like the Walther PDP, the HK VP9, the Koenig, which really have very good triggers for polymer striker fired guns.

Glock's gonna have to do something about the trigger.

Actually, they went in the other direction.

But I and a lot of other people, once you start using it, you go, what? You know what? This paddle thing is kick-ass.

So I'm a fan of the paddle magazine release on the VP9 series.

Mike, you talked about the Walther PDP, my first ever handgun.

And I bought it from a gun show, you know, before I was even 21, because you could buy it private through a private transfer, was a Walther P22 with the paddle mag release.

That division was introduced in 2015, and has continued to grow, um, as the industry has gone to red dots on pistols.

So a Glock 17, a Smith & Wesson M&P, a Walther PDP with a red dot on top of it from Vortex or from Trijicon, um, seeing more, any of those are what you would normally see that's out there.

Uh, production is the same division, just iron sights.

No optic is allowed in that.

Now, he did not place as well as I did.

However, in the random drawings, he won a Walther PDP steel frame gun, which is like a $1,500 handgun, $1,800 handgun, whatever they're going for right now.

So he got a way better prize than I did.

And it's actually funny, the stage that he like bombed because they did like random drawings for random positions.

So the 365 series, the 320, we're working on an HK VP9.

We are working on, I think we're working on a Walther PDP, a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0.

So we have got more models coming and, We just had to go with what is the market consumption rate.

And right now, obviously, that's Glock.