Walther Night Force Flashlight Reviews

Like the red dot on the distance of it

No change

Works lots better than the cheap $30. One I first got

Off on switch too sensitive to touch

4 way switch, big battery

nothing

easy to mpont on my viper

Well built and fits very nicely on my pistol. Only problem is that the laser is weak. About 50 feet is as far as it can be seen. The on/ off switch sensitivity and location allows it to turn on in the case, dead batteries.

More powerful laser and better guarded switch.

Functions great!! I put it on my SIG Sauer p226 X-Five CO2 bb gun blowback and it really made it look good. I am loving this product so far. Also, i like the fact that it is so easy to turn on and off the lights. It doesnt wobble or anything.

The little metal thing (clip?) made scratches on my airgun rail but i think it is because airguns' coatings are very light compared to the real guns. Except for that, i love this product.

Read things I would change. It could make scratches on your air pistols.

IT HAS A 3-WAY PUSH BUTTON ON THE BACK FOR ALL THE FUNCTIONS. IT FITS ANY RAIL 2" RAIL.

THE 3-WAY BUTTON GETS TURNED ON ACCIDENTALLY WHEN MY PISTOL IS STORED IN MY SOFT PISTOL CASE. IT CUTS BATTERY LIFE SHORT. IT NEEDS FIXING. THIS LIGHT COMBO IT IS OVERPRICED, IF YOU BUY IT, BETTER USE IT A LOT.

THIS LIGHT COMBO IT IS OVERPRICED, IF YOU BUY IT, BETTER USE IT A LOT.

plenty bright enough, finger button works very easy

I use it on a new Sig pellet pistol which has more power and kick than a bb pistol prolem is the back falls off when you shoot, not always but enough to be a problem. Also unit is heavy.

Poorly constructed and designed. Falls off my Walther P99 after three shots. Battery cover comes loose while shooting (2 to 3 rounds) and falls off the flashlight.

Stronger battery cover clasp

The Laser is excellent

the flashlight leaves a lot to be desired, poor at 15"

If you plan on actually using the light to shoot at night consider something else.

very easy to use. lite touch to turn this flashlight and laser on.

I would have the flashlight first come on first, then laser, then both.

great product.

The Walther Night Force appears to me to be well made with a sturdy construction. I have tested the Night Force on both the Beretta PX4 and the Gamo PT85. After some adjustment to the mounting, the Night Force was stable while shooting and kept its sight-in adjustments. Because I have difficulty focusing on the pistol sights, I like that the Night Force laser provides the dot on target to focus on so that I can improve my aim. I think the Night Force is more secure on the Gamo PT85 because the PT85 has a slightly longer mounting rail. A more sharply bent mounting clip seems to insert more securely into a groove on the Gamo rail than it does on the Beretta rail.

The mounting is not as secure as it should be. The Beretta PX4's blowback action does cause the accessory to creep forward on the rail. One thing I did to tighten the mounting was to remove the spring clip, and using a pair of needle nose pliers, bend the clip downward more. Bending the clip more made it stick up higher and click into the rail slot better. This modification made the Night Force stay in place while shooting except for the first two or three shots on a new CO2. The first two or three shots still produced enough recoil to shake the Night Force loose on the rail, but after that the Night Force was stable. Making the button tabs large enough to insert into the ends of the rail slot would also help to stabilize the mounting.

This Walther Night Force Flashlight / Laser has three operating modes: (1) laser only, (2) light only, and (3) combined laser and light. A small switch on the side of the back cover turns the accessory on. The first click turns on the laser only. The second click turns on the LED light only. The third click turns on the laser and LED light at the same time. The fourth click turns the accessory off. The laser alone is bright enough to be seen on the target in a brightly lit room at a distance of at least 10 meters. In a fully dark room, the light is bright enough to illuminate the target at a distance of at least 10 meters, and the laser can also still be seen on target in the combined laser and light mode at that 10 meter distance. I have not tested this accessory outdoors. Despite appearances, the Night Force is not the same as the ASG Tactical Light Laser. The Night Force package says made in Taiwan while the ASG battery cover indicates it is made in Switzerland.

Excellent unit while it was working

Would like it if it still worked, ie unreliable

I purchased this unit over a year ago so it was out of warranty. Very limited usage and then stored with the gun. Used maybe 20 times. Then it stopped working. There is absolutely no battery corrosion and all contacts are clean inside. Pyramyd gave me the vendor's support number. The manufacturer, Umerex was unwilling to repair the unit (even with me paying for repairs), so consider this unit as a disposable unit with less actual usable lifespan than the cheap $5 flashlights you get at the Hardware stores from China. Even though the initial unit was excellent, the lack of support from the manufacturer made this unit a poor value. Since I got very limited usage from the unit this dropped my rating from a 5 to a 1.

Fits perfectly on my Px4 Storm. The laser remains small diameter at good distances (15-20 yards)and led flashlight is really bright

The price.... good quality product but I can't find $60 in it.

Nothing wrong with it at all since I've had it. The red laser is a lot brighter than most I've seen, even when you use the laser/light combo.

The only problem I had was the adjustments the up/down instructions on the paper was making my laser do the opposite but I worked it out.

Definitely get this it's totally worth the money and works great.

best laser and light out there for air guns!!!. very simple to press on and off with trigger finger. compact.

option to set just laser or the light without going through the 4 stages.

Everything but the lack of ambidextrous switch. If I was right-handed, it would be superb.

An ambidextrous switch. 10% of shooters are left-handed.

It's good. The light is bright but not bright like the sun. It's an excellent value and probably the only one of this type with the laser in the LED/light cluster. It's very cool. Get it!

Light and laser in one small package, can use rechargeable batteries, easy to sight.

Stronger battery cover.

Worked great on Hammerli 850, but pops the battery pack out every time on the RWS 48. Not super bright light, but fine for up to 10m.

Bright, aimable laser.

Put a brighter light or knock down the price considerably.

This is like one of those $5-$10 LED flashlights you get at the convenience store with a very roughly aimable laser. It DOES comewith both windage and elevation knobs. Maybe thats why its so expensive.

I bought this item for my Beretta PX 4 Storm due to the advertised in the video and it works perfect. I have read a few reviews and I’m very satisfied with the decision to buy it. The switch location is easy to reach with finger.

Nothing

Here you have another Walther product that well worth the money. Buy one and you won't be disappointed.

It fits A lot guns

Needs to be more powerful

It works like it says but it should be used inside only not very bright outside at night the laser needs more power it will not go very far but it is still A lot of fun inside.