The Walther GSP500 WC Expert Left M is a semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .32 S&W Long WC, built specifically for left-handed shooters. It has a 4.85-inch (123 mm) barrel, a 6-round capacity, and a left-hand medium-size laminated wood grip with a palm rest for repeatable hand placement. Front weight bars let the shooter tune the pistol's balance to their preference. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Walther 
• Model: GSP500 WC Expert 
• Caliber: .32 S&W Long 
• Barrel Length: 4.85 in 
• Capacity: 6 
• Action: Semi Auto 
• Grip Material: Wood 
   

Detailed Features 

• Two-stage match trigger is highly adjustable to match individual shooter preference 
• Front weight bars allow fine-tuning of the pistol's balance 
• Left-hand medium wood grip with a palm rest is shaped for secure, repeatable hand placement 
• Front sight offers multiple blade widths, and the rear sight is fully adjustable and interchangeable 
• Built specifically for left-handed shooters rather than an ambidextrous or right-hand-only design

Left-handed shooters are the main audience for the GSP500 WC Expert Left M, and reviewers who fit that niche often mention how rare a true left-hand-specific competition pistol grip is. The medium wood grip earns praise for fitting hand size well without requiring aftermarket modification, something left-handed shooters say they usually have to do with right-hand-first designs.

The adjustable two-stage match trigger is the other feature people talk about most, with owners appreciating how much of the pull can be tuned once they spend time on the range with it. The front weight bars for balance tuning get a more mixed response: some shooters like having that level of control, while others say it takes trial and error to find a setting that feels natural.

Because this is a dedicated match pistol built around .32-caliber wadcutter loads, most buyers already compete in formal target disciplines and are not looking for a dual-purpose gun. That focus means support and spare parts run through Walther's sport pistol line rather than a broad general aftermarket.