Walther PPK/S Laser

Nothing

A design that works.

Would not stay tightened in place. Recoil of the slide shakes it loose. It ended up breaking from over tightening.

The trigger guard laser is very accurate and fun to shoot with. It is easy to zero in once installed.

It does not say this in the directions but the Allen wrench they send is not going to remove it. I used a bit from my leather man mutt and a hammer.

Once you remove the original trigger guard there is this tension spring that pops out, and that is holding the magazine release in place. Once everything was lined up, and the laser guard is installed, the original pin that I could not take out would not line back up, like the directions said so I just used the screw that came with the unit, put it in the front hole as directed, screwed it in for tension, and everything in fine by me so far . I would recommend this cause it is fun to shoot with. Just a pain to put together

Laser Dot Brightness is, at least to me, exactly the same as $100. to $400. Grip Laser Units to Barrel clamp on units for real guns. Side by side with my Crimson Trace Laser Grips they look identical to me. Very well made unit for a terrific price.

Nothing. I like it just how it is. Works great.

In bright daylight. Lasers are difficult to pick up. Time to use the gun sights. From a cloudy day to total darkness, lasers are great. Including this one.

Made in Japan.

The cap that covers the co2.i have had problems with it fitting.

This gun looks nice but no dout it is aplinket no power.

(Things I didn't like). This is my second one I ordered. The first one I lost the ring in front. When I received this one it was a problem to install. Once I had the pin installed, the trigger area would not push up in the barrel area. I had to force it up. The quality of this sure has changed. I never had a problem with the first one.

Like that the laser makes aiming easy. The Walther PPK does not have adjustable sites so this is nice.

The hole for the pin at the bottom of the laser is not big enough for the pin from the Walther. The metal is Aluminum and drills easily with wood drill bit... it should have fit out of the box. Also, there is a plastic bezel around the laser that screws in and loosens quickly - need to glue this. Bezel appears to be for looks only loosening did not affect sighting.

Laser works OK.

Custom made/ fit for Walther PPK. Easy to adjust once installed Great visual aid for aiming at your target

Instructions need to be a lot more detailed.

Instructions mention nothing about the fact that when you remove the old trigger guard pressure is relieved on a spring that holds the magazine release button in place - in which case it is possible for the button to pop loose when pressure on the spring is released. If the button pops loose you must be careful to reposition it while compressing the spring with the rear of the new trigger guard that is incorporated as part of the sight, before inserting the trigger guard screw.

Looks good, great if/.when it works. Okay for indoors, short range, which is all that should be expected from such a cheap unit.

A) The instructions are imperfect and should be more detailed. This complaint has surfaced before: why can't PA pay attention, do up a better set, and just slip the improved version in the shipment. B) The set screws holding the unit to the frame shake loose fairly quickly as a result of the recoil. I finally gave up and epoxied the unit to the bottom of the frame. C) the adjustment screws vibrate loose all the time: they should be improved. D) The ring around the front of the laser just fell off: I epoxied that too.

This is a cheap laser, so don't expect much. Given the above problems I would NOT buy it again.

It enhances the ability to shoot the PKK/S in a target rich area.

Make it to fit the Walter PKK/S air gun properly. The rear screw should fit into a originally drilled hole in the pistol receiver. Unless you bend the trigger guard it will not make a proper fit, it will not quite reach the hole.

Because of the issue above, the screws holding the laser in place will back off because of the pistol slide recoil. The laser will then drop down, the barrel will pop up, the recoil spring for the barrel will take off for places unknown. I'm in a holding pattern waiting for an answer to purchase a recoil spring from either Pyramyd Air or Umbrex.

I love it its the real thing fits like a glove, easy to adjust...