Introducing the C&H Direct Mount Optic for Walther PDP 2.0 optics ready pistols. No adapter plate required. The WL-DMO is a rugged, compact pistol optic that is as good for concealed carry as it is for duty, home defense, or fun at the range. Available in red and green multi-reticle versions. *Does not fit PDP 1.0 cut
FEATURES
10 levels of brightness (level 1 and 2 are night vision compatible)
Motion control (shake awake)
Smart power management (auto-off after 5 mis of inactivity)
50,000 hours battery life
CNC machined one-piece body (7075 aircraft grade aluminum)
Shock rated for +P and +P+
Waterproof (ipx7, 1 meter for 30 mins)
SPECIFICATIONS
| Magnification: | 1x |
| Lens Diameter: | 24mm |
| Elevation/Windage adjustment range: | 35 MOA (Total 70 MOA) |
| Click Value: | 1 MOA per click |
| Dot Size: | 3 MOA DOT 27 MOA circle multi-reticle |
| Dot Color: | Red or Green versions |
| Parallax Free: | 33 Yards |
| Red Dot Brightness Setting: | 10 levels |
| Power Supply: | 1x CR 1632 3V Lithium battery |
| Auto Wake/Sleep: | 225 seconds after no movement |
| Shockproof & Waterproof | |
| Dimensions: | (LxWxH) 1.93in x 1.14in x 1.13in |
| Weight (with battery installed): | 1.3oz (approx.) |
| Footprint: | Walther PDP 2.0 Optics Ready |
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Ed Olalde –
I got it free as a promo when I purchased my PDP compact. It sat in the box for 2 years – I wasn’t ready to shoot with an optic. I picked up a CR1632 battery for it a few days ago and decided to mount it. That was relatively easy, a direct mount requiring no adapter plate without binding of the ejector plunger as the mounting hardware it came with was perfect for the PDP compact with blue thread locking patch already applied. I shot a box of 50 at the range and was pleasantly surprised. Nothing came loose and it stayed on target – it was almost perfectly zeroed right out of the box. This is the optic that made me like optics.
Dan Pike –
I received one of these free as part of a Walther promotion. I ran it for a period of time without issues and then started having a problem where the optic wouldn’t turn on about 50% of the time. I’d draw and have no dot. I replaced the battery and took it to the range. It worked fine for a short period of time and then went completely dead. Opened a case with support and had it swapped out.
Received the new optic and installed it and then took it to shoot a match. The dot failed during the 3rd of 9 stages. Went to try replacing the battery, but the battery door and battery were gone. They must have flown off while shooting.
I reached out to support and they said sometimes the screws for the battery door come from their supplier without enough loctite.
I went on the website to buy a replacement. The part is something like $8, but the cheapest shipping option is closer to $30.
I own more than a dozen Holosun and Sig optics and haven’t had this issue with any of them. I even checked a handful of them to see if it felt like a screw could be backing out, but all were tight. I personally would not be comfortable putting this optic on any kind of EDC because of the multiple issues I’ve had with the battery door.
Joe Karaszkiewicz –
I was cautious with which optic I was getting for my Walther. This mounted easily. I like the choice of which optic I use. A pinpoint or circle. I chose green for visibility.
I am pleased with my purchase.
Verified Customer –
Great dot. Direct mount to Walther PDP without plate. Good value. From past experience C&H after sale customer service is excellent. Highly recommended.
aslerjack –
Really glad I went with this optic over the Holosun SCS PDP, has a larger glass area. 2 thumbs up.
Only thing I wish is that when they called me to confirm my order on Friday, that they would have mentioned that the red dot would be 20% off on Sunday. Bit of a surpise to check my email Sunday morning and see it 20% off.
Other than that, I am really happy with the red dot.
Jack