Crimson Trace for Walther PPS

[mpwilliams]

My wife and I have both recently acquired Walther PPS 9mm pistols for service as concealed carries, and I am presently unable to offer any useful commentary on this handgun as they are both still NIB. I would, however, like to enlist the aid of other PPS owners or prospective owners who would like to see a Crimson Trace product become available for this handgun -- for those who have not already done so, please go to the following web page and invest 30 seconds of your time to register your interest in this regard.

Request New Laser Sight Models | Crimson Trace Laser Grips

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[GM]

Welcome from South Florida

[Dragonheart]

I did my part. I sent an email requesting Crimson Trace make the Lightguard Laser for the PPS. They have a rail mount with a button that will fit, but this is just not the same. I have the Lightguard on two other handguns and they are excellent. They hold their zero and are an excellent training aid without firing a shot, you can practice draw and point.

[Sig35seven]

I have the crimson trace on my M&P and if I had it to do over I would not purchase the crimson trace or any laser for that matter.

I find the red dot movement very distracting and I found myself bypassing it and using the regular sights. I shoot faster with confidence without it.
I can't imagine how shaky it would be under a high stress situation.

The unit is also very expensive.

One more point that really bothers me... when I put the gun in my hand the laser should come on. If I have my trigger finger running down the side of the trigger guard,as you should until ready to fire, my finger can block the laser so I don't know if the unit is working or not until I move my finger down on the trigger. Then I realize it's working. In a real world situation I think it could be a distraction instead of an asset.

I shoot faster and more accurate without it.

[Okemo]

Welcome aboard MP

[Okemo]

Damn I hate falling for old post/threads.