Walther ppq sights

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Re: Walther ppq sights

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A girl at our club has a milled slide. I didn't realise they weren't a factory feature but Oceania Defence have them milled afterwards? With a half decent Vortex she couldn't get it zero'd better than 2 feet high at 25 yards
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Re: Walther ppq sights

#12 Post by TattooedGun »

Sim G wrote:A girl at our club has a milled slide. I didn't realise they weren't a factory feature but Oceania Defence have them milled afterwards? With a half decent Vortex she couldn't get it zero'd better than 2 feet high at 25 yards
Yikes wtf
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#13 Post by Grovenik46 »

Wow, that’s not good, the ppq’s are a very good and nice pistol to shoot.
I’ve shot it with the standard sights and using a underslung mounting system with a red dot sight and got it on target. Prefer the look with the red dot scope on the rear of the pistol.
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#14 Post by shellshokt »

My GSG 1911 had the same issue reference zeroing, shooting high and no adjustment left in the red dot. Magload do a shim set and now it's spot on.
https://magload.co.uk/product/vortex-sight-shims/
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