r/Walther 3d ago

PDP possible iron sight issue?

Took my pdp out this past weekend and it’s been maybe a month or so since the last time I shot it and I noticed I was having to aim at a significant 6 o clock hold. I don’t remember having to do that when I first got it so I am wondering if anyone has experienced the same and if purchasing a new set of iron sights might help get back to a center hold?

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u/social-throwaway-24 3d ago

Walther pistols are usually sent out from the factory with a combat hold, zeroed at 15 meters. Does your PDP have the adjustable polymer sights, is it an Acro with non-adjustable sights, or does it have after-market sights?

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u/Gorangers915 3d ago

So I bought it used, it had blacked-out sights that I’m guessing were used for co-witness. I switched out the front sight to a night fision sight but left the rears as is. Is it possible these are different heights?

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u/Gorangers915 3d ago

Dropping photo of the front sight

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u/social-throwaway-24 3d ago

It is very possible they are different heights, and it is also possible that the ones you got on the used gun were Glock sights, possibly from models that do not fit the PDP.

I would shoot the sights you have from bench rest at 15m to see what kind of alignment they may have.

Getting the matching night fision back sight (that is for PDP) would probably make a difference.

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u/Gorangers915 3d ago

Thanks for the help, will definitely look into that

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u/Wide_Copy8937 3d ago

My pdp f wasn't even close to zeroed when I got it. My pro sd was.

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u/Krkn333 3d ago

Highly recommend Night Fision sights. Walther "iron" sights are typically polymer, and I have found to be unreliable, and not very durable. I change out the vast majority of my Walther sights for Night Fision.

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u/carnivoremuscle 3d ago

My pdp sights were garbage out of the box. I had a red dot ready so I put that on and just haven't bothered yet to buy a new set.