Walther CCP pistol - manufacturing problems and safety issues

Introduction
2:08 wobbly bolt for trigger bar
4:30 wobbly ejector
5:17 slit in the striker channel
7:05 function of the weapon
10:20 clicking problem explanation
13:30 clicking problem demonstration
15:20 measurement of the force needed to push the striker in the slide
17:17 possibility to chamber a round without cocking the striker problem demostrated and discussed.

Safety issues:

striker receiving impacts from hitting the sear each time you pull the slide back the the striker is cocked, while no active block can stop it from moving forward and hitting the primer (should the striker dissintegrate), letting the live cartridge partially pulled out of the chamber to explode from the ejection window.

It is possible to chamber a round while the striker firmly protrudes from the slide, the striker hits the primer of the round while it is being chambered and pushes against it after. The gun is not drop safe at that moment.


Manufacturing problems:

wiggling support bit for the trigger bar.
EXTREMELLY loose ejector
huge cut in the slide to the striker channell

Problems not mentioned in the vdeo: unpleasant trigger pull caused by extremelly large friction area of the cylinder that moves each time you pull the trigger.
Striker block not very stable in its channel, can get shifted from its right position when being pushed in the wrong spot

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