Description
Steve and Caleb from Brownells take the Walther PDP Pro-X Compact to the range for a first look and some steel-target shooting. They discuss its compensator, optics-ready slide, adjustable sights, interchangeable backstraps, and controls before taking turns on the plate rack.
Shooting with iron sights, both hosts share their impressions of the pistol’s handling and trigger. Caleb also identifies how his thumb placement affected slide lockback, while Steve suggests a different backstrap might improve the fit.
Does the compensator make a noticeable difference? Steve and Caleb discuss muzzle movement and give their overall impressions after the range session.
Have experience with the Walther PDP Pro-X Compact or another PDP model? Share your thoughts in the comments or contact the Brownells tech line with questions.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:08 First look at the Walther PDP Pro-X Compact
0:33 Compact configuration and compensator
1:16 Adjustable sights and optics-ready slide
1:44 Optic plate discussion
2:25 Magazines and included accessories
2:48 Grip texture and interchangeable backstraps
3:03 Magazine release and ambidextrous slide catch
3:47 Trigger impressions
3:57 First shots on steel
4:57 Caleb takes a turn
5:46 Getting reacquainted with iron sights
6:54 Thumb placement and slide lockback
7:24 Backstrap fit and shooting with gloves
8:10 Compensator impressions
8:33 Overall assessment
8:41 Questions and closing thoughts