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The new Stance XR has an expanded capacity of 13+1 and a quick-release optics mount that allows the user to easily switch optics. Internals remain the same as on the original Stance. Consumer-selected options still include three colors, manual safety or none, and standard or tritium sights. An already-mounted optic is also an option. SRP: $469-$659.

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Walther Arms has revitalized their historic hammer-fired handguns while simultaneously cranking out new editions of its cutting-edge Performance Duty Pistol (PDP) series, now considered the flagship of the brand. Here is just a sampling of new Walther offerings.

The classic PP has been re-introduced with the appearance it had in 1929 when it first appeared in the hands of law officers and sport shooters. Today’s PP is found in classic .380 ACP (7+1) and .32 (8+1) chamberings, with Carl Walther’s iconic fixed barrel/blowback design and black or stainless finish. Barrels are 3.9 inches. The real update to the PP is a rotating safety/decocker that eliminates the need to touch the trigger to decock the action. SRP: $969.

The PPK/SD is a renewed version of Walther’s .32 ACP PPK. It shares many of the same features and appearance as the PP, with two notable exceptions. First, its barrel is just 3.2 inches. But it’s the second difference that’s ground-breaking. Walther updated the barrel with threads to make the PPKS S/D a handy suppressor host. SRP: $1,099.

The PDP Pro-E, Walther’s popular striker gun, has a coveted new feature: 20-round magazines. Those who embrace the philosophy of carrying more ammo will be pleased to know this PDP package still includes three metallic-body magazines. SRP: $779. PDP Pro-X Parker Mountain Machine is a partnership with Parker Mountain Machine company. The result is a PDP line extension with a a four-inch slide with an integral compensator over a ported barrel. Mag capacity is 18 for the four-inch compact; 20 for the 4.6-inch full size. Ten-round options are offered. SRP: $999.