The Walther P99 is a semi automatic pistol chambered in 9mm, designed by Walther and manufactured in Ulm, Germany. Introduced in 1996, the P99 uses a short recoil, modified Browning cam lock action with a striker fired mechanism. The AS (Anti Stress) variant features a double action/single action trigger system with a decocking button recessed into the top of the slide. The Anti Stress system also provides a longer initial trigger travel with a lighter trigger break when the striker is cocked. The P99 uses a polymer frame with an integrated accessory rail and interchangeable backstraps to adjust grip size. In place of a conventional push button magazine release, the P99 uses a paddle style release integrated into the trigger guard. The steel slide is treated with Walther's Tenifer finish for corrosion resistance. The P99 feeds from a double stack 15-round magazine and features an ambidextrous slide stop lever.

This example is a Final Edition model, produced to mark the conclusion of P99 production. The pistol features an OD Green polymer frame paired with a black Tenifer coated slide, and white dot front and rear sights. Accompanied by two 15-round magazines, a holster, interchangeable backstraps, commemorative coin, paperwork, original hard case, and original box.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Carl Walther GmbH, Ulm, Germany
• Model: P99 AS Final Edition
• Caliber: 9mm
• Action: DA/SA striker fired, semi automatic
• Barrel Length: 4 inches
• Frame: Polymer, OD Green
• Slide: Steel, black Tenifer finish
• Sights: White dot front, white dot rear
• Safety: Striker decocker, integrated trigger safety
• Magazine Release: Paddle style, ambidextrous
• Magazines: Two 15-round magazines