Walther PPQ M2 T4E .43 rubber bullet pistol no.

TheWalther PPQ M2 T4E .43 is a frame pistol that shoots rubber and pepper bullets in 11mm caliber for self-defense, training and recreational shooting.

Realistic training system

TheWalther PPQ M2 T4E .43 was made based on the construction and actions of firearms. The pistol's design can be distinguished by a polymer frame, on which a metal, movable lock is mounted. The Walther PPQ M2 T4E is powered by a 12g_CO2 capsule mounted in the magazine. Screwing in the capsule is facilitated by an allen key integrated into the handle lining. This simple and effective solution prevents losing the wrench and allows you to always have it at hand. In addition to the_CO2 capsule, the magazine also holds 8 .43 caliber (approx. 11 mm) bullets.
The contoured grip has been almost entirely textured, which significantly increases the grip of the pistol to the hand. The pistol is designed for dynamic shooting, which is why yellow dots have been applied to the mechanical sighting devices, making it easier to rhyme the musket and the pinkie on the target. Thanks to the skeletonized Picatinny rail, we can use a flashlight or laser target marker. Licensed firearms manufacturer's markings have been applied to the lock and handle.

In the LE (Law Enforcement) version for uniformed services, the marker has a blue lock, which clearly indicates that it is a training weapon.

Defense and training

We can use different types of "ammunition" for shooting, depending on the needs and situation. We offer pepper balls for self-defense and rubber bullets for training and recreational shooting. Pepper bullets, upon hitting a target, release highly irritating pepper dust, with identical defensive effects to standard pepper gas. Hard rubber bullets are characterized by high knockdown power, so they work well for tactical training and shooting at reactive targets. The effective range of the gun is about 10 meters, which allows you to maintain a safe distance from a possible attacker.

Recoil after firing

The Walther PPQ M2 T4E pistol uses a blow-back system that realistically mimics the recoil that occurs in a combat pistol. Also like in a firearm, after all the bullets are fired from the magazine, the lock remains in the rear position, its release requires pressing the drop lever.

The kit comes with a polymer carrying case, magazine, and a cutout