Walther PPQ M2 was equipped with a firing pin lock and a pre-loaded, soft-action trigger - which fires at 25 N. All other features of the PPQ and thus also the technical data remain unchanged.

Relocating the button should meet the wishes of many shooters. The M2 version can be recognized by the magazine button on the left side of the grip instead of the previous rocker in the trigger guard. The button can be moved to the right side for left-handed users; the slide stop lever is already designed on both sides at the factory.

Thanks to the HI-GRIP™ surface on the contact surfaces of the hand, the pistol is non-slip and secure when stopped. With an overall length of 180 mm and a 102 mm (4 inch) barrel, the empty pistol weighs just 695 grams.

· Plastic handle with anodized aluminum slide
· Non-slip loading grooves at the front and rear of the slide
· Picatinny rail in front of the trigger (MIL-STD 1913) for (if legally permitted) additional devices such as lamps or lasers
· Rear sight adjustable in elevation and windage
· Polymer (4 inch) or light-gathering fiberglass (5 inch) front sight
· Trigger with consistent, soft resistance of 2200 g with a minimum trigger travel of just 4 mm
· Integrated charge level indicator
· Extended, double-sided slide catch lever, can also be operated with gloves
· Side magazine retaining button, convertible to the right
two independent safeties: automatic firing pin safety and mechanical fall safety, integrated in the trigger blade