Thanks for posting this; I like the Walther a lot, but can't do the extra $200 over what the Beretta 30X costs. Should my budgetary constraints improve, it would definitely be on my 'to purchase' list! I would appreciate a direct comparative between the Walther and the 30X; I'm writing this at the 2:33 mark in the video, so if you do mention this later, my apologies for 'jumping the gun'. Lastly, just from a viewers point of view, I would REALLY appreciate you STOPPING at the end of EACH Mag to show a 'close up' of your shots on the target; this would provide more detailed info on real world accuracy by someone who shoots a LOT more than I do (again, budgetary constraints). Glad you provided the Mag Comps in this as well; provides valuable info so people waste neither their time, nor money, on buying things that won't work. Happy New Year! Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
@@jrbailey3208 thanks for consistently watching and commenting man; really appreciate it. I thought about doing post mag target shots but I figured the camera jumping and me not puttin it back in the exact same spot each time would be annoying. I’ll try to do something to show that in the future. I can’t stress enough how much better of a pistol this is over the 30X. Even if reliability and durability aren’t your main concern: actual shooting performance is miles better. I’d save up for the PPK 100%. Happy New year to you as well sir!
@@FreedomsLife1776 Thanks for the reply, I do appreciate it! Hope the Slide Bite heals up quickly! Oh yeah, I forgot to ask you to take some extra time in Post Production and edit out the Reload sequences; the Continuity of your video will be greatly improved, and the shooting portions will flow much more smoothly! Concerning the slide bite, because of the distance, I couldn't tell whether you naturally use a 'High Ride' grip or a 'Middle Ride' grip, resulting in the Slide Bite! Happy New Year and thanks again for a very useful and interesting video! Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
@ I agree: I struggle editing and need to focus on it to really improve my production quality. I know I end up with a lot of dead time that kills my view time. I always hold as high as possible on pistols which gives you the best control and accuracy. Thumbs forwards high grip is the best, most proficient way to shoot. Vast majority of pistols you won’t get slide bite, but this one bites hahah it’ll heal up good in a few days I’m sure, I washed it and disinfected it right after cleaning. But with how much I plan to shoot this pistol either I’m going to remember my gloves or I’m gonna have a proper scar hahah.
@ dude I know. I was more worried about showing a consistent video angle than showing individual groups. I’m working to learn editing better and then I’ll make sure to show each individual group and I won’t have the mag reloading dead time and I won’t have to worry about the camera sway. Plus I’ll tape over the previous groups so it’s very easy to see the new ones. Thank you for watching and commenting: I appreciate it. I have a new video coming out tomorrow and probably another one this weekend so if you like the content and enjoy watching me please subscribe!
@@FoulPet I prefer .32 over .380: especially for the PPK as it’s much more reliable in its original caliber. You get more capacity with .32 and more penetration. If you’re going for the smallest pistol/caliber that is still potent .32 is the way to go. It’s also an ideal cartridge for suppression.
Thanks for posting this; I like the Walther a lot, but can't do the extra $200 over what the Beretta 30X costs. Should my budgetary constraints improve, it would definitely be on my 'to purchase' list!
I would appreciate a direct comparative between the Walther and the 30X; I'm writing this at the 2:33 mark in the video, so if you do mention this later, my apologies for 'jumping the gun'.
Lastly, just from a viewers point of view, I would REALLY appreciate you STOPPING at the end of EACH Mag to show a 'close up' of your shots on the target; this would provide more detailed info on real world accuracy by someone who shoots a LOT more than I do (again, budgetary constraints). Glad you provided the Mag Comps in this as well; provides valuable info so people waste neither their time, nor money, on buying things that won't work.
Happy New Year!
Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
@@jrbailey3208 thanks for consistently watching and commenting man; really appreciate it.
I thought about doing post mag target shots but I figured the camera jumping and me not puttin it back in the exact same spot each time would be annoying. I’ll try to do something to show that in the future.
I can’t stress enough how much better of a pistol this is over the 30X. Even if reliability and durability aren’t your main concern: actual shooting performance is miles better. I’d save up for the PPK 100%.
Happy New year to you as well sir!
@@FreedomsLife1776
Thanks for the reply, I do appreciate it!
Hope the Slide Bite heals up quickly! Oh yeah, I forgot to ask you to take some extra time in Post Production and edit out the Reload sequences; the Continuity of your video will be greatly improved, and the shooting portions will flow much more smoothly!
Concerning the slide bite, because of the distance, I couldn't tell whether you naturally use a 'High Ride' grip or a 'Middle Ride' grip, resulting in the Slide Bite!
Happy New Year and thanks again for a very useful and interesting video!
Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
@ I agree: I struggle editing and need to focus on it to really improve my production quality. I know I end up with a lot of dead time that kills my view time.
I always hold as high as possible on pistols which gives you the best control and accuracy. Thumbs forwards high grip is the best, most proficient way to shoot. Vast majority of pistols you won’t get slide bite, but this one bites hahah it’ll heal up good in a few days I’m sure, I washed it and disinfected it right after cleaning. But with how much I plan to shoot this pistol either I’m going to remember my gloves or I’m gonna have a proper scar hahah.
Agree. Not a great way to show group size.
@ dude I know. I was more worried about showing a consistent video angle than showing individual groups. I’m working to learn editing better and then I’ll make sure to show each individual group and I won’t have the mag reloading dead time and I won’t have to worry about the camera sway.
Plus I’ll tape over the previous groups so it’s very easy to see the new ones. Thank you for watching and commenting: I appreciate it. I have a new video coming out tomorrow and probably another one this weekend so if you like the content and enjoy watching me please subscribe!
32 is fun but 380 exists
@@FoulPet I prefer .32 over .380: especially for the PPK as it’s much more reliable in its original caliber. You get more capacity with .32 and more penetration.
If you’re going for the smallest pistol/caliber that is still potent .32 is the way to go. It’s also an ideal cartridge for suppression.