Choosing the best laser for your Walther PPS can significantly enhance your shooting experience, providing improved accuracy and quicker target acquisition. With a plethora of options available on the market, it can be overwhelming to determine which product best suits your needs.
This article will provide a detailed review of five top-notch laser sights compatible with the Walther PPS, followed by a guide on how to choose the best laser for your firearm, including laser light combos and frequently asked questions.
Top 5 Best Laser Sights for Walther PPS on the Market
Note: The following advice comes from my personal perspective. What works for me might not work for you, but hopefully it sparks some ideas!
SureFire X400U-A - Laser Light Combo
Specifications:
Laser Type: Red (635 nm)
Output: 5 mW
Light Output: 1,000 lumens
Battery Type: Two 123A lithium batteries
Runtime: 1.25 hours (light and laser)
Weight: 4.9 ounces
Waterproof: Yes, O-ring and gasket sealed
Mount: Universal rail mount
Best Features:
High Lumen Output: With 1,000 lumens, it provides exceptional illumination, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
Durability: Built to withstand harsh conditions with a rugged aerospace aluminum body.
Ease of Use: Ambidextrous switch for easy activation.
Pros:
Powerful and bright light
Robust build quality
Easy to install and operate
Long-lasting battery life
Cons:
Higher price point
Slightly heavier than other models
Experience:
When I first attached the SureFire X400U-A to my Walther PPS, the difference was immediately noticeable. The powerful 1,000-lumen light illuminated my target area brilliantly, making it perfect for low-light situations. The red laser was crisp and precise, significantly improving my accuracy during rapid-fire exercises. Despite the higher price, the durability and performance make it a worthy investment for any serious shooter.
Customer Comments:
Many users have praised the SureFire X400U-A for its powerful light output and robust construction. Some have noted its weight but agree that the performance outweighs this minor drawback.
Compact Design: Perfect for concealed carry without adding bulk.
Tool-less Battery Change: Convenient battery replacement without removing the laser from the gun.
Multiple Modes: Light only, laser only, and light/laser combo.
Pros:
Lightweight and compact
Affordable price
Easy battery replacement
Versatile modes
Cons:
Lower light output compared to others
Limited battery life
Experience:
The Streamlight TLR-6 is a fantastic addition to my Walther PPS, especially for everyday carry. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry without any added bulk. Although it only offers 100 lumens, it’s sufficient for most close-range situations. The laser is bright and helps with quick target acquisition. The tool-less battery change is a thoughtful feature, making maintenance a breeze.
Customer Comments:
Users appreciate the TLR-6 for its compact size and ease of use. Some wish for a longer battery life but overall, find it excellent for daily carry and personal defense.
Green Laser: Highly visible in various lighting conditions.
Instinctive Activation: Laser activates when gripping the firearm.
Adjustable Windage and Elevation: Allows precise aiming adjustments.
Pros:
Highly visible green laser
Lightweight
Easy activation
Adjustable settings
Cons:
Trigger guard attachment might be tricky for some
Slightly higher battery consumption
Experience:
Using the Crimson Trace LG-459 on my Walther PPS has been a game-changer. The green laser is incredibly bright and visible even in daylight. The instinctive activation feature is intuitive, ensuring the laser is on as soon as I grip my firearm. This laser sight is extremely lightweight, and the ability to adjust windage and elevation helps in achieving pinpoint accuracy.
Customer Comments:
Many users commend the LG-459 for its bright green laser and intuitive activation. Some mention that installing it on the trigger guard requires some patience, but the performance is well worth the effort.