Walther P22Q Military .22 LR Compact Pistol | OD Green Frame, Threaded Barrel, Ambi Controls
This second-generation Walther P22Q Military pairs the proven P22 action with PPQ-style slide serrations, an OD Green reinforced-polymer frame, and a factory-threaded 3.42-inch barrel. German-made in 2013 and marked with CIP ‘DE’ proof stamps, it offers ambidextrous controls, a three-slot accessory rail, and interchangeable backstraps in a lightweight, suppressor-ready package.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good – showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good – clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling – intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This pistol shows scattered scratches and handling marks consistent with routine range use. The OD Green frame has minor blemishes along the dust cover and backstrap, and the slide exhibits light edge wear near the muzzle.
What’s Included
- Factory hard plastic Walther pistol case
- One 10-round stainless Walther P22 magazine with polymer finger-rest floorplate
The P22Q Military is built on Walther’s updated Q-pattern slide, giving the shooter deeper front and rear serrations for easier manipulation while retaining the paddle-style ambidextrous magazine release familiar to Walther fans.
A factory-threaded muzzle with protective cap lets you add a suppressor or muzzle device once the correct adapter is installed. This feature, combined with the compact 3.42-inch barrel, makes the pistol well-suited for rimfire training or suppressed plinking.
The OD Green, glass-fiber-reinforced polymer frame offers a distinctive military colorway and houses Walther’s interchangeable backstrap system, allowing quick grip sizing adjustments without tools.
A three-slot Picatinny-compatible accessory rail sits forward of the trigger guard, ready for lights or lasers. The 3-dot polymer sights include an interchangeable-height front post and a drift-adjustable rear, enabling straightforward elevation and windage tuning.
German proof marks and a ‘BD’ date code confirm 2013 manufacture in Ulm, Germany, underscoring the pistol’s European build quality and adding interest for collectors of German-marked Walther handguns.