Walther P99, PPQ, PPQM2 Adjustable Fiber Optic Sight Set (Excluding 22 Rimfire) - Precision Shooting & Target Practice Accessories for Enhanced Accuracy

Seems to work well and look nice.If you’re looking for sights for the walther that are adjustable these guys are the only ones to make em so you’re at their mercy for pricing. That said these were a good $20-30 more than I really wanted to pay. If they were tritium night sights it’d be a proper price point.The price was known at purchase so I’m not taking a star away for that, plus it seems like there’s very little market for it so I guess if paying $30 more than I’d like means that there are sights being sold then I guess that’s how it is.The only reason I’m not giving it 5* is with the install.The walther seems to have a left to right dovetail where the left is wider than the right.At least with the factory rear sight removed I could put this in part way going left to right but not even get it started from the right side.That’s common however the issue is with the elevation screw. It’s on the left side and protrudes to the left. You have to use a sight pusher to push from left to right.Most sight pusher seem to comedown from the top so I’m pretty sure a lot of unnecessary force was put on the elevation screw when pushing this sight in. So far I’ve put about 100 rnds through the gun and it’s held up. I’ll update this if it breaks later.With such an easy sight system built into the PPQ, I really wish they’d have used that instead of requiring a sight pusher. I know there’s concerns with combat use and the durability of the factory system but they could easily sell a more powerful spring and a detent made of better material that’d hold up just fine