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Handgun Sights
- Thread starter LAZY EYED SNIPER
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I prefer trijicon brand.
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I havent used specifically Trijicon, but my 1911 has the Novac dovetailed tritium sights front and rear. I dont have any pics that dont suck however.
The sights were on the gun from the factory. I like them and havent ever felt any need to change them...
While I like 1911's in GI and mil-spec, my eyes arent too good anymore so I prefer the 3 dot sights. The tritium works as well as traditional white 3 dots.
The sights were on the gun from the factory. I like them and havent ever felt any need to change them...
While I like 1911's in GI and mil-spec, my eyes arent too good anymore so I prefer the 3 dot sights. The tritium works as well as traditional white 3 dots.
Rossignol said:
Got a set of trijicon novaks on my 1911 best decision I ever made.
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Rossignol said:Yup, what I have currently, just old... I really like them!
Just did some lookin around and I'll have to get replacements from Novak. Since they make the sights bases for Trijicon anyway. I just learned something!
Indeed they do. They were the only maker I could find for my Taurus PT1911.
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I guess I should justify my answer.
During a lowlight/nolight training class my trijicon night sights worked flawlessley, the guys using fiber optic sights had trouble if there was not enough ambiant light to make them glow; they had to use their flashlight to illuminate the sights as well as the target. I was sold on the trijicons at that point.
During a lowlight/nolight training class my trijicon night sights worked flawlessley, the guys using fiber optic sights had trouble if there was not enough ambiant light to make them glow; they had to use their flashlight to illuminate the sights as well as the target. I was sold on the trijicons at that point.
I'd have to agree there Shrimp,
I've got the standard (non-TFO) Truglo sights on my XD40SC. I love em in direct sunlight, but there's not much benefit at all in low light situations...
I've got the standard (non-TFO) Truglo sights on my XD40SC. I love em in direct sunlight, but there's not much benefit at all in low light situations...
XS Big Dot on a Pistol?
http://www.xssights.com/index.php?nID=s ... ID=handgun
I am very interested in these for my CZ SP-01.
I am having a very hard time finding feedback so if anyone knows how they fair I would appreciate input, good or bad. They look fast !
Don’t know about 25 to 30 yards….as it pertains to covering too much target, but look good for real pistol distances.
I have tritium 3 dot right now and like them but am open to a better mouse trap.
http://www.xssights.com/index.php?nID=s ... ID=handgun
I am very interested in these for my CZ SP-01.
I am having a very hard time finding feedback so if anyone knows how they fair I would appreciate input, good or bad. They look fast !
Don’t know about 25 to 30 yards….as it pertains to covering too much target, but look good for real pistol distances.
I have tritium 3 dot right now and like them but am open to a better mouse trap.
Chris C
.270 WIN
oil, I have XSBog dot sights on all my handguns. They're made by Trigicon. Haven't actually tried shooting with them at night, but in a blacked out room they are adequate. Wish they were brighter, but maybe it's just my old eyes. :roll: But the front sight makes it look like a lolipop....and I need that because I can no longer focus on pistol sights.