What do you think? We are working with a new local company called Helios Arms to provide some bling to our magwells. Looking for feedback on the color combo and pattern. Should we carry certain parts already finished and available immediately? Should we create a Taylor Freelance unique pattern? Helios Arms is also looking at doing custom work. You can reach them at admin@heliosarms.com .
Feedback is always welcomed!
After waiting weeks, we finally got our gold parts back in stock. Wide variety of parts including Canik, Rock Island, VR-80 and more.
If you have a backorder for a gold parts, most of those orders went out this morning.
NOTE: You can’t have a gold horde without a dragon…
Walther PDP Released! TF Racing Extensions Already Available!
For the USPSA Carry Optics competitor, the PDP looks stellar — and we have the options you need to be successful! The PDP has the same awesome trigger that made the PPQ, and comes RMR-ready. Walther slipped us an advance copy of the PDP for R+D, so we’ve got 140mm basepads ready to go!
Walther Pro Hwansik Kim has his TF 140mm +3 extensions already – and brass backstraps will soon follow.
Our 140mm +3s work with the factory mag springs, which saves you money. Not needing to replace the springs drops the price per basepad to just $29.95 apiece ($34.95 in brass).
What About The Compact?
The PDP also ships as a “compact” – a 15-round gun that feeds from Walther PPQ magazines. In our testing, everything we make for the PPQ (except the magwell) works on the PDP Compact, giving you instant aftermarket support. Pick +0, +6, or +12 lengths to match your application, we’ve got you covered!
See in our store…
https://taylorfreelancestore.com/walther/pdp/
https://waltherarms.com/pdp/
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Using the Wayback Machine on the Internet archive, Robin and I discovered what is probably the first website we built over 20 years ago! This 2001 vintage website was pre-ecommerce. You filled out a little form with what you wanted…and mailed us a check. It worked as we only had 4 or 5 parts…all for Glock which was the “new” “hot” gun at the time. Good times!https://web.archive.org/…/http://www.taylorfreelance.com/
