March 14, 2014
By Patrick Sweeney
Walther Arms is combining the styling and ergonomics we've become familiar with in their PP-series of pistols into a smaller, lighter package.
The new polymer frame Walther Concealed Carry Pistol (CCP) operates from a single-action, "Soft-Coil" gas-delayed blowback system. The pistol uses a small port in the barrel to harness gas from an ignited cartridge into a piston which delays the rearward motion of the slide — intended to reduce felt recoil and barrel rise.
The Walther CCP weighs 1.39-pounds (empty), has a 3.54-inch barrel and feeds from an 8-round, single-stack 9mm magazine.
Safety features include a manual thumb safety, internal firing pin block and a loaded chamber indicator.
Available with a black Cerakote or stainless steel slide, the Walter CCP comes to market for $469 to $489; depending on configuration.
Stay tuned for a full review in an upcoming issue of Guns & Ammo.
Operation: | Gas Delayed Blowback |
| Caliber: | 9mm |
| Finish Color: | Black | or Stainless Steel |
| Barrel Length: | 3.54€³ |
| Trigger Pull: | SA 5.5 lbs |
| Trigger Travel: | 0.27€³ |
| Capacity: | 8 rounds |
| Overall Length: | 6.41€³ |
| Height: | 5.12€³ |
| Width: | 1.18€³ |
| Weight (empty): | 1.39 lbs |
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