Waltz 9 FAQ

Yes, with verified credentials.

Once 500 guns are built, we plan to submit an application to USPSA for approval. We anticipate this happening later in 2027.

Yes, when sprung and maintained correctly most 115gr 9mm loads will run just fine. Refer to our Spring / Power Factor Chart HERE.

Simple, if it has the Zermatt Arms name on it and you are experiencing any issues, contact us directly and we will take care of you. 

The Waltz 9 needs a holster made specifically for it unless you are running a weapon light and using a light centric holster. The following companies are actively offering or working on holsters for the Waltz.

• Carey Concealment – https://careyconcealment.com/
• ANR Design – https://www.anrkydexholsters.com/
• TXC Holsters – https://txcholsters.com/
• Werkz Holsters – https://werkz.com/
• RDR Gear – https://rdrgear.com/

No, the trigger pack is sealed. Trigger weight is the result of mechanical advantage not spring pressure and is non adjustable. We will be offering a heavier “carry / duty” trigger pack in the near future.

The irons sights sit very low in the optic window, providing a lower ⅓ cowitness. See photo references below:

As of right now, in its lightest configuration the Waltz 9 still surpasses the maximum allowed weight of 45 ounces.

We have lots of ideas for new variants and configurations but cannot say with any certainty if or when any of them will be available. Right now, our main focus is to build and support all of the options that we have announced thus far.

Please visit our interactive map to check legality of the
Waltz 9 in your state HERE.