Walther Arms boasts Creed’s ergonomics, sub-$400 price

Gun maker Walther Arms kicked off SHOT Show 2017 touting the ergonomics and sub-$400 price point on their latest pistol, The Creed.

The Creed, chambered in 9mm, is a polymer-framed, semi-automatic. Hammer driven and double action only, the low profile features make for a good conceal carry fit. Taking that compact, carry theme further the pistol features a 4-inch barrel with an overall length of 7.3 inches. Tipping the scales at a mere 27 ounces, the Creed offers another lightweight option to shooters.

Rick Demilt, a representative for the company, said the Creed’s design is a meshing of two other popular Walther models.

“The Creed pulls the best features from both the PPQ and PPX,” Demilt said. “The ergonomics are great and with a price below $400, the Creed is hard to beat.”

Steel three-dot sights come standard. However, accessories dealers are now offering night sights for the Creed, according to Demilt.

The $399 price-point and concealable size makes the Creed a decent choice for concealed carry enthusiasts looking to save some money.

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