Unintentional Double Taps

[mrdaputer]

I really don't like the PPQ series, an accident waiting to happen, like carrying a single action revolver with the hammer cocked.

Not even close.

The PPQ trigger has significant tactile take up rather than a hair like trigger on SA pistol.

The PPQ has a trigger blade safety like a Glock.

The PPQ has a firing pin safety block like a Glock.

I have no reservations CCW my PPQ in a quality all kydex holster. To me it would be inanity to carry a single action revolver with the hammer cocked.

I have to totally agree with sigarms. For those that can't handle it by all means either sell it SAFETY FIRST! Or get to know your firearm and how to use it properly! To suggest that the PPQ is unsafe is just foolish!

[jreXD9]

I've got the PPQ 45 also and it has happened to me a few times. I, too, am an experienced shooter. The only other pistol this has happened with was the CZ P-07 Duty that I had. I've had +40 handguns and none other has done that.
(I'm south of ATL and am looking to sell the PPQ, if anyone is interested. Great shooting gun. It's just #3 in the carry rotation.)

[pat701]

That the reason for carry i only carry a DA/SA pistol Sig P239. I don't want or need a N.D.

[mrdaputer]

I'm south of ATL and am looking to sell the PPQ, if anyone is interested

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