"It's Your Duty To Be Ready" - With this claim, the Walther Performance Duty Pistol openly states its claim to quality and operational readiness for professional users.
The T4E Walther PDP Compact 4" is the corresponding high-end training weapon of the compact model with a 4" barrel for learning hand movements routinely, consolidating the handling of the weapon and enabling safe exercises in force-on-force and other scenarios. At the same time, it is ideal for MagFed paintball sports.
Characteristic of training devices and paintball markers in the Training 4 Engagement series (T4E) is the reliable, powerful COâ‚‚ drive and the use of an extensive range of ammunition including rubber, colour, chalk, polymer and special pellets. In the T4E Walther PDP, the 12 g COâ‚‚ capsule is housed in the 8-round magazine for .43 calibre round pellets.
The slide of the T4E version is Optics Ready (OR) true to the original and accepts red dot sights with the Vortex, C-More, Leupold and Trijicon footprint via optionally available adapter plates. An open sight with side-adjustable rear sight is available out-of-the-box.Features of the original Walther PDP, such as the ambidextrous slide stop lever, the convertible magazine catch and the trigger safety can also be found in the T4E version. Due to the exact dimensions, the clearly perceptible recoil, the authentic operation and the extensive compatibility with original holsters and accessories, scenarios can be realistically simulated with existing equipment.
Optionally available quick-piercing magazine.
For use as a colour marker, we recommend operating the PDP with our Markingballs (MAB) or Chalkballs (CKB). When using classic paintballs with a gelatine cover, the ball may burst more frequently during feeding or in the barrel due to the design.
Calibre: .43
Energy: approx. 5 joules
Magazine/barrel capacity: 8 rounds
Propellant: 1 x 12g CO2
Trigger: Single Action Only
Safety: trigger blade safety
Length: 184mm
Weight: 690g
Attention: over-the-counter from 18, proof of age required
in germany, Self Defence weapons are not allowed to be carried in public
Please observe the gun laws of your country when purchasing
