If I raise the front sight, the top of the sights do not align with the rear. I'm shooting at all ranges but when going far like 30 yards or more, I'm missing more than usual.
This is all stock on my Q5. I didn't change anything on the gun. I've noticed this on a few Q5's at a USPSA match. I was able to look at a few Q5's who let me and it was the same. I'll try to get a pic for you if i can.
Thanks for the quick reply
Heyas Blade, I'm sorry to hear that you're having some issues with the Q5. However, you've answered your own question, with what you'd written here.
IF all these different pistols have the same sights....
IF all these pistol's owners haven't called Walther to get them fixed...
IF all these pistol's owners haven't had an issue with sighting with them...
I'm honestly NOT being snarky, and actually BEING sincere when I ask this.... how long was it since the last time you went to have your vision checked?
I'm a computer IT guy, so I'm gonna put this a different way. Say that I've got 5 users who routinely use the same computer. One user comes to me saying that the computer gives them headaches. I ask the other users, and no such issue. I check the machine. Nothing seems wrong with it, I check the refresh rate on the monitor, and it's set correctly.
So what's different for this one particular user? I tilt the monitor slightly, so it's not getting as much glare from the overhead lights, and the user is happy.
So if the other owner's are ok with their guns, and theirs are exactly like yours, then there is something about You that is different, that is making it not line up correctly. Like I hinted at, it could be something with your vision. It could be something with your hold, or your grip. Best thing I can think of, is to have somebody else try out the gun, and see if they experience the same issues.
Tho if it's something that might be more easily corrected with different sights, perhaps some of the U shaped rear sights on the market might work out better for you?