Lastly, if you take a closer look, you’ll see that Walther trimmed the grip’s baseplate which gives the semi-auto surprisingly comfortable handling. As an added bonus, Walther enabled the Creed to hold PPX magazines, so spare mags should be easy to come by. With a concealable, lightweight build, sixteen 9mm rounds, an excellent trigger, and the Walther reliable reputation, I can’t see what’s not to like. Just think about that – It comes out that the new Creed is one of the best CCW options in its class, at least on paper. With the help of remarkable German engineering, the Creed manages to chamber a 16-round mag in 1.3” wide & 5.6” high frame. Walther Creed Magazinesīelieve it or not, but the magazine/capacity of the Walther Creed is actually one of its most outstanding features. You may also be interested in our Suppressor Overview, Asian Firearms Rundown, Biggest Myths about Guns. Although it is a bit recoil-sensitive to heavy high-pressure ammo, it’s got decent control even with rapid-firing. Not only did they give it an incredible trigger, user-friendly controls (including its slide), and an intuitive design, the Creed is also no slouch when it comes to accuracy. Designed as an economic defensive carry pistol, Walther’s newest innovation is hard to believe. My buddy supplied the Creed and I supplied the Remington HTP 115 grain JHP rounds. Photo credit #9mm #ammo #pistol #liveready #2ndamendment #walther #creed #WaltherCreed #GripAndTriggerĪ post shared by Walther Arms on at 9:33am PST Walther Creed Performanceīefore I get into the details of the Walther Creed’s performance, I should let you know that I was using a used model, so I can’t address its need to be broken in.
MSRP: ・・・ Great guns deserve great ammo.So let’s get down to business – This is the Gunivore rundown of the popular Walther Creed! Furthermore, they chambered the new carry pistol in the most affordable centerfire defensive caliber around, 9mm. The P.38 was the third production double-action pistol design built by Walther (the P.38 was preceded by the PP and PPK models). The retail price of the HP pistol was quite expensive and few were sold. Taking the tried and true Walther design and looking at the history and shoot-a-bility of this. The Walther pistol was offered in several calibers including 9mm, 7.62 Parabellum (.30 Luger) and. Walther utilized their decades of expertise and modern, cost-cutting engineering techniques to keep their newest CCW affordable, at a modest $399. Fun Gun Reviews Presents: Walther P38 / P1 9mm Pistol Review. The German firearms producer is known for manufacturing some of the best products in the handgun industry, so my expectations were high, but the Creed’s surprising price-tag kept me on my toes. After a less than extraordinary experience with the PPK, I had a blast shooting the PPQ and PPS, so I was excited to finally get my hands on their most recent development, the 9mm Creed. I’ve recently been on a journey with Walther Arms, going through their impressive collection of firearms to see if they actually live up to their remarkable reputation.
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