Walther PPQ M2 .45 ACP Blue/Black Pistol

A: Hi Joseph, layaway is just a few steps - just add item to your cart - Select Checkout - Select your FFL - Select Checkout option "Layaway" - Select checkout method for min of 20% down payment - Once down payment is made your layaway is complete. Within the 90 day period you can pay little by little or all at once at the end. (Remember check/e-check/Money Order or ACH Bank Draft gets the cash price. Credit/Debit Cards add 3%)

A: place item in cart. go to checkout. select FFL to be shipped to (can select or change later) continue to payment select Layaway. Pay the 20% needed to remove gun from inventory (cash $112.00 Credit $1160.90). You can pay for the gun with a mixture of cash and credit and you will get the cash price on the amount you pay with cash or e-checks the portion that you pay with credit card/debit card will have a 3% charge added. Some Items can be placed on a 180 day layaway but most have a 90 day lay away after payment completed firearm ships to you chosen FFL and you pay him a transfer fee and do paperwork the transfer fee amount is up to the receiving FFL holder normally between $15.00 and $35.00

A: Just head to checkout, its a payment option and the computer prompts walk you through it.

A: Yes, its factory new in box. The box has never been opened or the firearm handled in anyway. It is brand new.

A: Factory New, and unopened. If you find anything you don't like at your FFL, you have the right to refuse for a replacement or refund.

A: yes it is

A: 28079076LE is the Law enforcement only model. hence the LE

A: The pistols are the exact same. The LE version just comes with 3 instead of 2 magazines and is earmarked to be sold to Qualified Professionals.

A: This comes with a plastic hard case, (2) 12rd magazines, owners manual, warranty registration card, cable lock, magazine button, target and larger interchangeable back strap. Unboxing video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWpf_U7-mOg

A: polymer guides are not a problem I have several guns with Polymer guide rods that have thousands of round through them with no issues.

A: Nothing has been reported and you tube reviews and shooting have not produced any issues. Still, I replace polymer guide rods in my pistols with metal aftermarket if available Darion.

A: Hi Darion, There is no issue at all these polymer guide rods will last the life off the firearm unless making your gun fully auto the it may melt. I do however change mine to stainless but its not necessary.

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A: Polymer guide rods rarely break and probably would not cause normal shooters a problem in a lifetime of shooting. I use them in my competition pistols when metal rods (heavier) cause balance problems and noticed that they never wear or batter the frames from recoil like some aftermarket metal replacements do. I'd only replace it if I wanted the gun to be a bit nose heavy.

A: polymer guides are not a problem I have several guns with Polymer guide rods that have thousands of round through them with no issues.

A: 2x12round mags included and does qualify for the rebate.

A: Offer limited to Walther PPQ M1, PPQ M2, PPQ Navy, PPQ 45, PPS M1, PPS M2, PPS M2 LE, PPS M2 Laser Set, or Color variations. PROMOTION EXCLUDES Q5 MATCH & .22 RIMFIRES, as well as any other model not listed above. Promotion is valid for purchases from June 1, 2017 – September 15, 2017 (2-12rd magazines) $100 rebate