How Much Is a Walther PPQ Worth? (2026 Value Update)

Walther PPQ Specifications

• Caliber: 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .22 LR
• Action: Semi-automatic, striker-fired
• Magazine Capacity: 15+1 (9mm), 11+1 (.40), 12+1 (.45)
• Barrel Length: 4" or 5" (standard models)
• Overall Length: 7.4" (4" barrel model)
• Weight: 24.5 oz (standard model, unloaded)
• Frame: Polymer, steel

How We Calculate Used Walther PPQ Values

Walther PPQ value is affected mainly by its condition, model, and accessories or upgrades.

Caliber can also affect value. Usually, the Walther PPQ .22 LR is worth less than the Walther PPQ 9 mm, for example. That's because there is often higher demand for 9mm guns.

For the same reason, Walther PPQ 45 models tend to be on the higher end of value (because this is another popular caliber).

Condition and Value

Better-condition guns are worth more.

You need a professional appraisal of your gun's condition to find its official grade, but this often costs money. We do it for free, though: just submit the gun's details to us.

To see how we professionally evaluate your firearm (for free) and turn that condition into a payout, view our 3-step selling process for a guaranteed FFL offer.

Once you know the grade, you can usually estimate Walther PPQ value through these:

Mint or New-in-Box

• The highest preowned Walther PPQ values
• Never shot, completely unmarked
• Perfect form and function

Excellent

• Around 10% less than mint
• Very lightly used
• So lightly marked it’s hard to see

Very good

• Around 20% less than mint
• Used rarely, with only a few wear marks
• Wear marks are in the inescapable areas

Good

• Around 30% less than mint
• Used regularly but maintained properly
• Marked by wear but not abuse

Fair

• Around 40% less than mint
• Used regularly but not maintained properly
• Visibly marked by poor treatment

Poor

• Around 50% less than mint
• Shows serious issues like rusting or dents
• May require repair or be entirely non-functional

How We Appraise PPQ Models

Different PPQ models have different values. We’ll cover the ones we often see in both the used and new markets.

Walther PPQ Tactical Navy Value

The average used Walther PPQ Tactical Navy is worth $240 to $480.

The PPQ Tactical Navy was designed for maritime operations. A drainage hole in the striker channel helps in case of weapon flooding, along with a stronger striker spring. It also has a threaded muzzle.

Walther PPQ M2 Value

The average used Walther PPQ M2 is worth $250 to $560. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ M2 9mm and .45 sells for $779.

The PPQ M2 is the second generation, introduced in 2013. It replaced the ambidextrous mag release levers with the thumb-release push-button design.

Note that it’s not compatible with the first-generation PPQ magazines. It's the most common version today though. The Walther PPQ 45 and Walther PPQ 9mm retail values are also about the same for this model.

Walther PPQ M2 SC Value

The average used Walther PPQ M2 SC is worth $250 to $450.

The Walther PPQ M2 Sub-Compact has a bilateral release, Picatinny rail mount, and the classic M2 look in a smaller package. It’s only 4.4” tall yet has options for both 10-round and 15-round mags!

Walther PPQ 22 Value

The average used Walther PPQ 22 M2 is worth $140 to $280. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ 22 sells for $479.

This brings the popular rimfire caliber to the PPQ. It has nearly all the same features as the 9mm or higher-caliber versions, but typically retails for less.

Walther PPQ Q4 SF Optic Ready Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q4 SF OR is worth $300 to $720. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ Q4 SF OR sells for $1,499.

The OR or optic-ready PPQ Q4 is a steel-framed version of the beloved 9mm model. This is more often positioned as a competition-ready version of the polymer PPQ variants.

Walther PPQ Q5 Match Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q5 Match is worth $350 to $700. At retail, the brand-new PPQ Q5 Match sells for $1,049.

The Q5 Match is a competition-shooting model. Ported, optic-ready, LPA-sighted, and equipped with a short-reset trigger.

Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF is worth $600 to $1200. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF sells for $1,849.

This is just the steel-framed version of the PPQ Q5 Match pistol. It has all the same features fitted on a steel frame that reduces recoil.

Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Pro Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Pro is worth $650 to $1300. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ 9 mm Q5 Match SF sells for $1,999.

This is pretty much the PPQ Q5 Match SF but with the addition of a Carl Walther Performance magwell and +2 aluminum base plates.

Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Patriot Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Patriot is worth $1,400 to $2,900. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Patriot sells for $3,999.

This is one of Walther’s Meister Manufaktur collectible PPQ models. This makes it a limited-edition gun, engraved in Italy with US-inspired designs and Tenifer nitride-treated.

Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Vintage Value

The average used Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Vintage is worth $1,500 to $3,000. At retail, the brand-new Walther PPQ Q5 Match SF Vintage sells for $4,499.

This is another of the collectible PPQ limited-editions. Its main distinguishing feature is the case-color-hardened finish.

This is a model that holds value well. Because it’s a premium firearm in the line, we use a secure gun shipping and buying system to ensure every transaction is fully insured and legally compliant.

How Accessories Affect What We Pay for Your PPQ

Some accessories and upgrades can improve a PPQ handgun's valuation, but not all.

Don't expect a heavily modified PPQ to recoup modification expenses, for example. Custom Walther PPQ valuation is rarely good since most people just want the original gun.

Original Box and Papers

Depending on which model you have, the factory box and papers can improve PPQ value. This is more likely to affect a collectible Walther PPQ, though.

Value: Usually adds $15 to $25

Spare Magazines

The factory extended magazines are usually popular with buyers. It’s generally recommended to sell them with the gun.

Value: Can add $7 to $15 per magazine

Optics

These are obviously only considerations if your PPQ is optic-ready. Don’t expect to sell them unless they’re from good brands (Holosun, Trijicon, etc.) and great condition.

Value: Can add 30% to 50% of retail

The Process to Sell a PP to Us

Selling a PPQ shouldn't be complicated. Whether you have a Walther or a SF Match Vintage, we provide a streamlined process that handles the heavy lifting for you.

• Step 1: Get an instant quote based on your gun’s specific model and condition.
• Step 2: Accept our offer and ship your gun with our prepaid label.
• Step 3: Get paid the same day we validate it.