Walther PPS M2 Crimson Trace Laser Grip 9mm Black Pistol

A: Yes this is the PPS m2 Walther Arms 2805963 PPS DA/SA 9mm 3.18" 7+1 Crimson Trace Laser Grip Black Tenifer The PPS M2 features a slim profile, push button magazine release, and a smooth trigger pull. It has a black Tenifer-coated barrel and slide, with front and rear slide serrations for better grip, and a black polymer frame with an Crimson Trace grip. The PPS M2 includes 3-dot low profile metal sights with a windage adjustable rear.

A: Chuck, yes Sir, this UPC code has been verified to be the PPS M2 upgraded version.

A: Roger, The trigger guard lasers Crimson Trace offers for the PPS are all red lasers. See following for example------------ https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/29929/crimson+trace+lg482+laserguard+walther+pps+m2+red+laser+trigger+guard

A: Roger, this UPC code is the Red Laser Sir. PPS M2 9MM BLK 3.2" RED LASER 2805963 CTC LASERGUARD | 7+1 9mm

A: Derek, yes Sir. It has a trigger safety same as a Glock so as long as you get a quality holster that covers the trigger guard/trigger, you will be fine.

A: yes it can be carried with a loaded chambered it has a trigger safety (like a glock)

A: Yes otherwise it is just a paper weight.

A: Derek, Yes and it should be. Have a good holster that covers the trigger no problem. The trigger safety means you have to pull trigger for it to fire. The pistol will not go off by itself without pulling the trigger. Practice with an empty/cleared pistol with your holster taking it in and out. There is zero chance the gun will fire without trigger being pulled, but 100% chance you will regret not having one in the chamber if you must use your pistol.

A: Derek, the Owner's Manual from Crimson Trace states the green laser is a 1/2 inch circle at 50 feet, but they don't give a maximum effective range beyond that.

A: Derek, How far would your target be at in a defensive protecting your life situation? That is the effective range of a laser. Any further then that the laser is a toy. With that being said a rail-mounted laser will shine on the target within about 3 inches of your point-of-impact (POI) all the way out to around 50 yards, depending on your load, of course.

A: Derek, the Red laser will be about 40yds on a non bright day and 15yds on a bright sunny day. I would highly recommend getting the Green Laser version for superior performance in all conditions.

A: 40 yards or so indoors outside mine is good to about 10 yards