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1 Image(s) Volquartsen Compact Carry Conversion
Volquartsen Compact Carry Conversion
The 3.5" Compact Carry Conversion looks like a small, compact target 22 but packs all the features of a full-blown target pistol with the maneuverability of a sub-compact carry pis... (read more)
Gun #: 945837881
Seller: Jays Gun
$929.95
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4 Image(s) Volquaratsen VC3LC .22 Carbon Fiber ANIC
Volquaratsen VC3LC .22 Carbon Fiber ANIC
This is a like new in the case Volquaratsen VC3LC .22 Carbon Fiber. It comes as seen in case with 2 magazines. I am selling this one on consignment and as such lay-a-way can’t be u... (read more)
Gun #: 940815745
Seller: Shooting Investments
$1,199.00
1 Image(s) FIME AREX REX ZERO 1S 9MM 17RD BLK
FIME AREX REX ZERO 1S 9MM 17RD BLK
Fime Group Rex Zero 1S Semi-automatic Pistol DA/SA 9MM 4.3 Cold Hammer Forged Barrel Black Finish 17Rd Picatinny Rail Fixed Sights Ambi Safety and Magazine Release Loaded Chamber I... (read more)
Gun #: 944280324
Seller: ECPFirearms
GA Sales: 666
$618.00
1 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion Black Nitride .22LR 6" Hi-Viz VC3SS-6-C-B-HVT-BG
Volquartsen Scorpion Black Nitride .22LR 6" Hi-Viz VC3SS-6-C-B-HVT-BG
BRAND NEW IN THE BOX AND READY TO SHIP! BUY IT NOW!! Manufacturer: Volquartsen Firearms Model: Scorpion, Black Nitride Stainless SKU: VC3SS-6-C-B-HVT-BG Caliber: .22 LR Capacity: 1... (read more)
Gun #: 921762644
Seller: Ammo And Arms
$1,699.99
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3 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion 1911 Battleworn 6" NIB
Volquartsen Scorpion 1911 Battleworn 6" NIB
Volquartsen Scorpion 1911 Battleworn 22LR 6",Hoque grips,Compensator,Target sights with accessory rail,new in the box with an extra magazine. We buy, sell, consign and trade new an... (read more)
Gun #: 919197123
Seller: First Stop Gun
GA Sales: 10194
$1,369.00
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1 Image(s) Volquartsen Custom Scorpion Pst 22Lr 4.5B 10R VC45SN-4-UC
Volquartsen Custom Scorpion Pst 22Lr 4.5B 10R VC45SN-4-UC
ModelSeries ScorpionCaliber 22LRAction Single ActionCapacity 101Finish Urban Camo Type III Hard AnodizedStock Black Hogue Mono GripsBarrel Length 4.5 ThreadedFeatures Competition B... (read more)
Gun #: 964153494
Seller: GunPros
GA Sales: 1664
$1,467.99
3 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR Battleworn 6" NIB
Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR Battleworn 6" NIB
Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR Battleworn 6" barrel with compensator,Hi Viz front sight,target rear sight with accessory rail,new in the case with an extra madazine. We buy, sell, consi... (read more)
Gun #: 958367234
Seller: First Stop Gun
GA Sales: 10194
$1,389.00
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1 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion Limited 1911 Style .22 LR 6" VC45SN-L
Volquartsen Scorpion Limited 1911 Style .22 LR 6" VC45SN-L
BRAND NEW IN THE BOX AND READY TO SHIP! BUY IT NOW!! Manufacturer: Volquartsen Firearms Model: Scorpion Limited Model, 1911 Style SKU: VC45SN-L Caliber: .22 LR Capacity: 10 Rounds ... (read more)
Gun #: 968629851
Seller: Ammo And Arms
$1,199.99
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1 Image(s) Arex REXZERO1S-01 Rex Zero 1 Standard Single/Double 9mm Luger 4.3" 17+1 Black Polymer Grip Black
Arex REXZERO1S-01 Rex Zero 1 Standard Single/Double 9mm Luger 4.3" 17+1 Black Polymer Grip Blac...
Arex!~!s Rex Zero 1 pistol complies with strict military standards for reliability. Its frame is constructed of T7075 aluminum with steel locking block inserts and a hardcoat anodi... (read more)
Gun #: 924654033
Seller: GUN PRO ARMORY
GA Sales: 531
$618.00
3 Image(s) Volquartsen Custom Battleworn Scorpion 22LR 4.5"
Volquartsen Custom Battleworn Scorpion 22LR 4.5"
Volquartsen Custom "Battleworn" Scorpion 22LR 1911 style,4.5" barrel with compensator,Hi Viz front sight and target rear sight,with accessory rail,new in the box,list $1634. We buy... (read more)
Gun #: 923312824
Seller: First Stop Gun
GA Sales: 10194
$1,389.00
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1 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion Open Model .22 LR 4.5" VC3SN-O
Volquartsen Scorpion Open Model .22 LR 4.5" VC3SN-O
BRAND NEW IN THE BOX AND READY TO SHIP! BUY IT NOW!! Manufacturer: Volquartsen Firearms Model: Scorpion Open Model SKU: VC3SN-O Caliber: .22 LR Capacity: 10 Rounds Compensator Barr... (read more)
Gun #: 902932403
Seller: Ammo And Arms
$1,179.99
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3 Image(s) Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR 4" Tiger Stripe NIB ON SALE!!
Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR 4" Tiger Stripe NIB ON SALE!!
Volquartsen Scorpion 22LR 4" barrel threaded with a thread protector,Hogue grips,tiger striped finish,adjustable target sights,new in the box with papers and an extra magazine.ON S... (read more)
Gun #: 994186380
Seller: First Stop Gun
GA Sales: 10194
$1,079.00
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1 Image(s) Radom P35 Polish FB Radom 9mm VIS MOD 35 with original holster
Radom P35 Polish FB Radom 9mm VIS MOD 35 with original holster
Radom P35 Polish FB Radom 9mm VIS MOD 35 with original holster. Nazi proofed. Manufacture 1939 Used. Minor wear. (read more)
Gun #: 921658945
Seller: Stephen Rubin
GA Sales: 18
$1,095.00
4 Image(s) Voco FP45 Liberator Pistol
Voco FP45 Liberator Pistol
Voco FP45 Liberator Pistol, 45acp cal, Raw Steel Finish, Condition NEW! Comes with Box & a nice Copy Sheet. (read more)
Gun #: 928676814
Seller: Midwest Sporting Goods
GA Sales: 1640
$595.00
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At first glance you would think the Walther P99 and PPQ are the same gun, but when you look closer, the only things they really have in common are the way they fire (with a striker), their basic profile, and their weight, 1 lb., 8.3oz. The rest is different.

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The P99 is a totally unique pistol in the striker-fired world, and if given a chance by police armorers, could take a lot of law enforcement sales away from other brands. The PPQ will eat your Glock for breakfast at an MSRP of $729 and street price under $600. I was so impressed with both guns that I decided to put them in one article together in hopes that people would read about them both, rather than have to click two articles. Elite is the word that came to mind, and both pistols are truly elite in the handgun world.

Both the PPQ and P99 employ a unique Walther ambidextrous magazine release that is a part of the trigger guard. It is a little hard to get used to, but once I did, I liked it. The downside to it is that you have to alter your grip on the gun to drop the mag (or have really long thumbs), but the upside is that you won’t accidentally drop the mag in a gunfight because you whacked the button, or because the bad guy pulled a Jackie Chan and dropped it for you. I have accidentally pushed mag buttons my whole life so for me it was a welcome improvement.

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