Description
Our newly designed, one piece stainless guide rod for Walther PPQ line allows for use of 1/4″ diameter springs to better tune your pistol. This allows the use of any Glock spring in order to adjust the recoil impulse of the pistol. Swiss turned from 300 series stainless, the rods will drop into any 4″ or 5″ PPQ. The rods are fluted for lower friction. Made in USA
- Will NOT work with PPQ45
Compatible with GEN3 Glock 17/34 or 22/35 in conjunction with ISMI or Wilson flatwire springs
Richard Redovian (verified owner) –
Superb workmanship, great customer service, shipped FAST! I will recommend ZR Tactical to anyone who is looking for excellence in product and service!
Thomas (verified owner) –
Fits my Q5 Match SF perfectly and performs just like OE.
Jason L. (verified owner) –
The guide rod was shipped out quickly and I received it in a couple of days. I was very impressed with the fit and finish of the product. It installed as advertised using a Glock spring. I took it to the range today for my first test session ,it ran perfectly and I’m very happy so far
Bob (verified owner) –
Mated this item with a 13lbs Wilson 1911 flatwire recoil spring to make the Walther Q5 SF sing! Great product!!
Michael (verified owner) –
Fits perfectly. Works very well in a PPQ Steel Frame with a Wilson Combat flat wire spring. I’m using a 15# spring to ensure solid lockup.
John H. (verified owner) –
Fast shipping, nice looking product.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
A well machined, solid, and surprisingly weighty guide rod. Ordered, shipped, and arrived quickly. In my 9mm PPQ Q4, I paired it with a Wolff 18lb Glock spring but I think I am going to have to drop that a bit. 18lbs works well for full power loads and those approaching +P but seems a bit too stout for IPSC/IDPA loads. The guide rod itself has worked well so far and is a really robust piece of metal. Please note that I have yet to really give it a good workout but my first impression is positive. There does seems to be a bit more play between the outside diameter of the rod and inside tunnel of the guide rod chamber and I will be keeping an eye on wear as a result. Length is good. I may try to see if I can get an O-ring or washer to neatly fit in end of the guide rod chamber to both act as a buffer for the end of the recoil spring and keep the guide rod itself a bit more centered so it doesn’t rub against the frame. However, this is more of an asthetic pet peeve and doesn’t seem to be an issue affecting performance thus far but, again, very few rounds down range. As a bonus, I optimistically bought a 2nd one for a CANIK TP9SF EC and I think it is going to work in that as well – thank goodness for the shared P99 heritage.