Walther Night Hunter Laser Reviews

The light is decent. I have had better flashlights that could be mounted to the barrel fairly easy

The mount needs to be thinner. I upgraded my scope when I bought the Valiant. Even though it is a bit longer, the scope mount provided is roughly an 1/8 inch too long to mount.

As a handheld flashlight I was impressed with the range. The laser spreads out quite a bit at longer distances, but that is typical. If I find a mount that will fit the available space left on my scope i can provide a better review.

Lazer is strong, light is bright, when you get fresh batteries for it, not the dead ones that came with it.

Not very stable, one slight bump and the lazer is off its mark and it would have been nice to get fresh batteries with it. Also the remote switch is temperamental. Not a quality product, very disappointed.

I would not recommend this product for accuracy, actually I would not recommend this at all, its a glorified flashlight.

I mounted this site on my Discovery and I think it will work pretty good on those pesky rabbits in my garden at night. At around 30-35 yards, I can see the target very well and the cross hairs on my scoop are right exactly in the center of the laser light. I really don't have to aim through the scoop but just put the laser dot onto the target and pull the trigger. I hit a can at about 40 yards away with viewing through the scoop with the first shot. I think I will enjoy this device on my Discovery PCP.

I really don't know yet

Once you have the sight mounted. it's very easy to sight it in.

Easy to mount works well

Extra batteries

This item came to me with batteries that were dead. Be aware.

Bright light

Better spring mount

Junk wont get lazer to stay recoilknocks light off ..not very tough. Worth abot 20bucks...dissapointed..

I had my reservations about the lumens of this unit, however I have found it to be extremely adequate for my uses. The combination of laser and flashlight is fantastic. It mounts nicely and the added ability of the pressure switch makes this a great unit. It is light enough to use on my Sig P226 as well as the Benjamin NP2 without distracting balance.

Nothing!

For anyone who needs a flashlight that provided sufficient light and is weight conscience this is the unit to have.

it give a good looking on your rifle and light, raser too.

none

flashlight come with the laser is great i used for the first time shotting pigon at my job wow nice.

the switch should be mounth on the gun somewhere

Hey thanks again for lettin us California buying please help us fight ours goverment their stupied law is not gun that kill people is the sick people are killing prople.

Flashlight is nice & bright. The single pressure switch to control both the light & laser functions. The ability to use or not use the pressure switch to control the unit. The quick release mounting.

3 different Alan keys. Either change the mount's screw heads to match the battery compartment's screw head or vice-versa. Some form of Zero Lock for the Laser's windage & elevation adjustments.

Laser works well, the elevation?& windage adjustments are nice, but for me, it falls out of adjustment too often. My Hatsan 125 Sniper in .25 Cal does have a kick to it. I'm considering moving it from above the scope to the barrel mounted rail. I like the flashlight being above the scope though.

Sturdy but lightweight. Easy to setup and the laser holds well on target regardless whether the unit is removed.

Tighter laser dot.

Light illumination suffers past 25 yards. I only use the unit for up close night hunting. I wouldn't mount it on a spring or gas magnum. It looks and functions awesome on my Marauder though.

Very easy to install on my 4-12X40Tech Force scope. Easy adjustments to dial in the laser for accurate night shots. Got a rabbit at 30 yrds with a clean head shot with my Benjamin Marauder last night!!

How about a heavier duty construction material, other than all plastic. Better 2 way tape to attach the remote switch to the gun.

Easy to remove the laser/flashlight unit without having to remove the laser/flashlight mount from the scope. Take it off the main unit when you don't want it, snap it back on when you do. Very convenient when travelling. Other units have a separate switch for the light and one for the laser. This laser/flashlight remote(only one remote needed) allows you to turn on both the laser and flashlight at the same time without having to press two separate remotes.

Nice and compact which is why I chose this one. Flashlight good out to 50-60 yds which is more than adequate for my purpose. Not going to comment on the laser since I don't really use it. Could've lived without it

The cord attached to the "remote" on/off switch is coiled like a phone cord. Makes me nuts. They supply a piece of velcro to mount the switch and because of the cord, it just doesn't sit flat. A straight cord would've been easier to mount and hide the wires

For 70 bucks, it's not bad. Very compact unlike some of the other flashlight mounts

Compact all in one laser and light with a single remote switch. I prefer a single remote switch instead of separate remote switches, one for the light, one for the laser. I can select the mode I want to use from the switch on the main unit, i.e., light and laser together, just the light, or just the laser. It has a quick release button so I can take it off the rifle and put it back on quickly.

There is slight movement due to the quick release feature, so it is hard to keep the laser 100 percent zeroed, but it works well enough for me, though I would prefer no movement at all.

It doesn't shift much, but don't expect the laser to always be dead on accurate. Get a laser on a fixed mount if you need it to be super accurate.

Very easy to set up and zero in. Works great.

The spring for the battery compartment opens after each recoil of my Diana 34. This latch needs to be screwed down instead of the current spring latch system. I don't know if I just have a bad one, or if they are all like this.

The way the control switches are setup and the ease of operation. The choices of what turns on with one press of the power switch. Nicely planned. Amazing what you get for the price. Light and laser are very functional for reasonable distances. Love the pair built together.

The included mount of too tall for most applications. But, the built in Weaver/picatinny clamp base makes up for that. Really nice clip-on/clip-off.

I use mine on a .410 gauge shotgun (home protection) or a Smith & Wesson .22LR caliber target pistol. Easy to transfer over. Firearms-designed similar devices are 4 times the money and not a bit more suitable.

Very nice looking. The light is bright and the mount is easy to install. The light lights up my target well at 65 ft. ( 20 meters )

I wish the laser dot was not so fussy. I also wish the the adjustment screws were longer so lock-tight could be applied.

I bought two of them. They installed easy. While zeroing the laser, the dot will move in a figure 8 pattern which I found out is normal after reading B.B's blogs on this web site. The laser dot is not as small and sharp as I thought it should be, that again is normal for the price. After reading up on lasers, I zeroed mine for half the distance of my scope, 33ft ( 10 meters ) and can hit anything in my yard. During testing I would lay the laser dot on the target without looking through the scope and fire. I hit the bullseye every time. At first it seemed that the laser dot would move after several shots. I tightened down the screws on each side of the laser...just a little and rezeroed and have had no problems. I have not tested if you have to rezero the laser if you remove the sight for any reason but since it fits into a weaver style base, as long as you place it in the same slots, there should not be a problem. I will test that soon.