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POWER. FORGED IN STEEL.

Step into a new dimension of firearms excellence with the Walther PDP Match Steel Frame — a masterpiece meticulously designed to shatter performance boundaries and redefine accuracy. The precision-machined steel frame guarantees the PDP Match's ability to endure the harshest conditions, emerging as a steadfast companion for countless years of extensive use. The substantial weight of the steel frame is a game-changer, significantly taming recoil and delivering a level of smoothness in every shot that's second to none. Whether you're engaging in rapid-fire sequences or demanding precision shooting, the steel frame's weight contributes to unwavering stability, granting you the control needed for consistently superior results.

The PDP Match Steel Frame reaches the absolute zenith of performance. Like its polymer counterpart, this 9 mm marvel boasts a 20-round capacity, a 5" barrel, and optics-ready versatility, but it brings forth the unparalleled benefits of a steel frame, combined with a suite of performance-enhancing features.

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Founded in 1886 in Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia, the Carl Walther company today is known for large-caliber pistols used by police and other law enforcement authorities. Additionally, it makes high-quality sporting arms. In both of these areas it can look back on a tradition of excellent arms production going back more than 130 years. Legendary handguns bearing the famous WALTHER ribbon logo include the Walther PPK (favored by Agent 007 James Bond), the P38/P1 pistol of the German army and the well-known P99 and PPQ, all of which have large fan communities throughout the world. In 1993 the company was acquired by the UMAREX Group, which is based in Arnsberg, Germany. Carl Walther manufactures most of its weapons in the factory which it established in 2005 in Ulm, and it has its headquarters together with its parent company Umarex in Arnsberg. A U.S. subsidiary, Walther Arms, was founded in Fort Smith, Arkansas, in 2013. In 2016 the company celebrated its 130th anniversary.