Walther P99 Softair - the perfect police pistol.
The Walther P99 Softair pistol emulates its big known brother the Walther PPK and already heralded a change at the end of the 1990s. The reliable, compact pistol does not have a hammer, but relies on a hammer that is hidden inside the sturdy gun. The Walther P99 Softair is about 200 grams lighter than the original and constructed of solid plastic.
In the meantime, the handy pistol has begun its triumphant march through Europe, and in addition to the German states of North Rhine-Westphalia, Bremen, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Rhineland-Palatinate, other countries such as Estonia and the Netherlands have also decided to convert their standard service weapon to the P99Q, another version of the model.
This is what makes the Walther P99 softair pistol so special
The sleek design of the guns is unobtrusive, classic, and allows for an ideal position in the shooting hand thanks to the perfectly shaped grip. Particularly noteworthy is the strong spring, the core of the spring pressure technology, which despite the small size of the P99 Softair gun can release enormous forces and provide clean shooting images even at slightly longer distances.
Some features:
- Energy: up to 0.5 joules
- Free from: 14 years
- Weapon type: pistol, handgun
- Ammunition: 12 rounds magazine + 100 rounds, each 6 mm BB
- Drive: spring pressure
- Weight: about 0.42 kilograms
The scope of delivery of the Walther P99 Softair includes two magazines. Transport and storage are very easy to handle. The markings and logo are true to the original and just looking at them is a pleasure.
The Walther P99 Softair pistol in the hobby sector
The still quite young Walther P99 Softair variant is a copy of a weapon that is currently at the peak of its distribution. Possibly the radius of official users will even expand. This little wonder is a joy to shoot and keeps experienced shooters on their toes. It is also well suited for introducing to young shooters, as a practice pistol.
Thanks to the very modern look, it is a nice collector's item, which in its fame and popularity is still far from pistols like the Luger Parabellum pistol or Walther PPK/S, but especially friends of modern handguns like the P22, which also comes from the house of Walther, enthusiastic. Although the weapon is approved for use from the age of 14, it is subject to a ban on carrying according to §42 WaffG.
