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They said, hey you know what, it's proven and it has done so well over time. Give me my Glock. They appreciate the additional accessories and slide cuts and everything else that the Glock clones offer, but at the end Glock took it. Walther versus Beretta, let's get into it. Let's start with Walther and we'll begin right here with the Walther PDP Performance Duty Pistol. Nobody thought they would ever outdo the famous PPQ, but they did with the PDP. Same 15 round mags and a trigger that is performance duty. I'm measuring right at four pounds, opposed to the 5.6 pounds on the PPQ. So it's a little bit of a lighter trigger. Super terrain serrations, both front and rear. It is optic ready, three dot sights and that grip is amazing. More texturing throughout, all throughout the grip. They call it a performance duty grip. Also has that cross directional texturing that is so comfortable, but it feels great with the optic ready option. This pistol is a big hit and I love it. I also love the Walther Q5 match. Now this is the polymer frame model. It has the same PPQ grip right there with the cross directional texturing. Same 15 round mags, five and a half pound trigger pull branded blue with the Q5 match. Very nice and comfortable trigger pull, short reset for the follow-up shots. Also optic ready, adjustable rear sights, fiber optic front sight, lightning cuts in the slide, five inch barrel, full pick rail, extremely accurate built for competition, an amazing full-size handgun that I really enjoy. Never quite got my hand on the Q5 steel frame, but I love that. And over here we've got the PPQ subcompact. Same thing as the PPQ, just a smaller version. Offers two finger grip right here. They made it short intentionally, 10 round mags. Same trigger pull that we are used to with the PPQ. Very similar to the Q5 match. 3.5 inch barrel, little pick rail there, front serrations, three dot sights, but you're getting all the stuff that you love with the PPQ in a subcompact form. I have a special admiration for all three of these pistols. As for Beretta, I have to start with the 92x performance. I'm calling this my favorite handgun. It is big, it's heavy, and it is a nice shooting handgun. Extremely accurate. 15 round mags, vertex style grip, more vertical, all steel frame, sawtooth serrations, both front and rear. That's what Beretta is calling it. Frame mounted, thumb safety, brigadier slide, adjustable rear sights, fiber optic front sight, 4.9 inch barrel, and an incredible trigger pull. Very accurate, soft shooting, single action, but the double action is so smooth too. I just love everything about this gun. It is such an accurate and smooth shooter. It feels great. Natural pointing handgun that I just love. It makes a 9 millimeter feel like a 22. Now over here we've got a PX-4 Storm. I picked this up used for about three and a quarter. It does have 17 round mags. Rotating barrel, which is what the PX-4 Storms offer, but this one is double action only. Heavy eight and a half pound trigger pull in double action. It's discontinued, but it does have front serrations. Now the PX-4 Storm models are very popular. Most common you will see the double action single action. This is double action only, but you know I took it to the range and performed real well. Very happy with it. You know it hit my target. I hit my target with it and you know the rotating barrel makes it for a softer shooting pistol. Here we have the Strecker fired Beretta APX. They now have a full line of APX models. This is a larger one with a four and a quarter inch barrel. It is a modular gun and it's known for its slide serrations that go all the way throughout. It looks different. It's kind of cool, but it's also very functional. You know you can charge it from anywhere on the slide. It does have an ambidextrous slide stop and the grip feels really nice. It is an ergonomically pleasing gun. Feels great in the hand and the trigger measures right at six pounds. Short reset and there is not a great transition from the case to the range. When I took this to the range it just pointed and shot normal and being a larger size gun it's quite accurate. Now they also make this with smaller barrel length also 9 and 40, but the Beretta APX models have become quite popular. So which of these five manufacturers do feel produces the better handguns? Is it Walther or is it Beretta? Let me know in the comments. I will total them up and report the results back with the next handgun showdown. If you like videos like this please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.