Really like the 320 and how easy it is to customize

 

Having shot a PDP and owning a M17. The PDP all the way. It has a better trigger and better ergonomics. It’s on my list to buy.


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I have shot a 4.5” PDP with a 509T. I have a 320 Spectre Comp with a DPP which I would take every day and twice on Sundays.

 

Say why!!

 

The 320 Spectre Comp that I have has the following going for it:

- it’s heavy, which helps eliminate recoil
*you don’t have to grip as hard with this gun on multiple shot strings….less fatigue/tendinitis

• it has a gas pedal, which helps eliminate recoil
• it has a compensator, which helps eliminate recoil
• it has a big optic, which helps you keep the target in sight

*you never lose the dot with this gun

• it has a light trigger pull, about like a 1911’s
• it has a huge magwell, which make reloads absurdly easy and fast
• it is designed ergonomically perfectly, no abrasions to the hand when shooting or handling(like Glock finger for instance)
• it has well designed 21 round mags that load easy and seat easy on a fully closed slide
• everyone I have let shoot the Specter Comp have loved it…. and in particular two massive Glock fan boys easily out shot their own Glocks with the Spectre Comp
• the Spectre Comp has a gold trigger and barrel, so you’re basically a pimp when you have one.

The PDP will be lighter, so easier to carry. It’s basically the same as a Glock. The Spectre Comp is another ballgame.

 

The PDP will be lighter, so easier to carry. It’s basically the same as a Glock. The Spectre Comp is another ballgame.

The Spectre is also twice the price. The PDP is not a Glock. It has a better trigger, better ergonomics but also a more complex internal design. I am looking to acquire a PDP in the future.

 

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I have the full size frame with a 4" barrel. It is one of my favorite striker fired pistols. The PDP has an amazing trigger and is a very accurate shooter. Feels really good in the hand too. The one con for some people is the width of the slide but it is not an issue for me. I have owned a couple P320s in the past (X-Carry, Compact) and they were great shooting pistols but P320 just never did it for me.

 

I have the full size frame with a 4" barrel. It is one of my favorite striker fired pistols. The PDP has an amazing trigger and is a very accurate shooter. Feels really good in the hand too. The one con for some people is the width of the slide but it is not an issue for me. I have owned a couple P320s in the past (X-Carry, Compact) and they were great shooting pistols but P320 just never did it for me.
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NICE!! I think the RMS2 looks great on this gun... I've been leaning towards the DPP, but I wonder if it's too big / fat for this slide?

Does anyone have pics of their PDP w/ Leupold DPP mounted? Any opinions?

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Those A.C.E. Grip modules are NICE but just a little to pricey for me....

Between the two.....I've only tried the P320, one of the Legion series....X-Five.


It has been an impressive gun, but not a carry gun. For me, it's more of a nightstand gun.


When it comes to polymers, my yearning has mainly been towards the 2011.

For many years my "Nightstand Gun" was a P320-FS-RXP with Wilson Grip, 21rd Magazine, Romeo1 and X300 light. As bulky as that was, I still felt like the Staccato C2 DPO I owned briefly was bulkier and far less comfy in-hand. It was ultimately the grip that prevented me from falling for really any 2011, but I have one of the new Staccato CS on order and I'm eager to see what that new, smaller grip will be like. Here's hoping!!

 

 

Does anyone know if the PDP comes with a paddle mag option? Being drawn to a grey compact,

 

The Walther does not offer a paddle mag release for the PDP. The first gen PPQ did have the paddle release.

 

Between the two.....I've only tried the P320, one of the Legion series....X-Five.


It has been an impressive gun, but not a carry gun. For me, it's more of a nightstand gun.


When it comes to polymers, my yearning has mainly been towards the 2011.

 

The ACE module is pricey but it does make it feel better to me. The only polymer pistol I really enjoy shooting is my HK45C , can’t explain why though lol

 

Since I own 3 P320's and no Walthers currently, I voted P320. My favorite being the AXG Scorpion version. The Walthers have always left me Luke warm.

 

I have both.........and I have to say it's a tie!
The PDP compact/4"
-Great Walther grip and feel, Outstanding trigger, Love the Walther slide release
Just a wee bit snappy recoil

The P320 X Full
Very smooth shooter, nice trigger. Absolutely just hits anything I shoot at!
It does have that pesky accidental discharge hanging over it

 

Prefer the trigger on the Walther when compared to almost all other stock polymer firearms.

 

Never shot a pdp. I’ll have to borrow one from a buddy next time we shoot. My P320 w/ Brouwer module

 

Ended up getting a Walther PDP Pro w/ Holosun SCS-PDP-GR.

Sold the P320.

 

Apples to Oranges, and they are both great! PPQ M2 45 vs P320 Carry with Gray Guns barrel and trigger upgrade. The Walther ergos are better. Both carry well. IMO the stock Walther trigger is slightly better than the Gray Guns Comp trigger. Similar accuracy now that I upgraded the P320 barrel.

 

PDP no contest

 

I have both and I give a slight edge to the PDP due to the trigger and ergos.