Walther PPK
Compact Pistol · DA/SA · 3.3″ Barrel
Caliber: .380 ACP
Optic mount: Walther PPK Trigger Guard
Effective Range: Close quarters (~0–50 yd)
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Seen on screen
- James Bond (James Bond (Daniel Craig) · the Craig films) — ran iron sights
We note what each gun ran on screen — iron sights, or the optics and lights it carried. Where we stock a match (or its current successor), expand the row for the product and its price. Everything that fits this firearm is in the full lists below.
Compatible Optics
The Walther PPK isn't factory optics-ready: it has no slide cut or rail to mount a sight directly, so there's nothing to fit. (Aftermarket gunsmithing can add a mount; we only list factory-fit options.)
Compatible Lasers
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1 laser that mount on the Walther PPK. Lasers are situational — an IR aiming laser or illuminator earns its place with night vision (it does what a red dot can't), and a visible laser is a real aiming aid on a carry gun with no optic, though largely redundant once you mount a dot. Tagged by the role each fills, not graded.
1 of 1 lasers
- Crimson Trace LaserGuard — Walther PPKVisible Aiming
Red aiming · 0.6 oz
Where to buy≈ $329 MSRP
Civilian-legal units only (eye-safe IR). Fitment is the rail; whether you need one depends on your setup, so these are positioned by role rather than scored.
Related firearms
Others in the same class — each links to its own compatible-optics list.
Common questions
- Is the Walther PPK optics-ready?
- No — the Walther PPK isn't factory optics-ready, and it has no slide cut or rail to mount a sight directly.
- What is the effective range of the Walther PPK?
- In .380 ACP, the Walther PPK's typical effective range is Close quarters (~0–50 yd).