Glock Suppressor Hight Sights why no high end makers!?

[hossb7]

Very good points. Very well said. I was hoping to find something in the industry that I wasn't aware of that's all.

What you said brings up a good point I just realized. My, muzzle device makes it so that I can not see the gap or light between the front post and rear notch anyway. Everything is blacked out. I just measured with calipers my existing straight 8 sights. They are .22 and my muzzle device is around .38

I think the highest 10-8 is .35

I know I can point shoot. I have been doing that. It just sucks and I'm just trying to find a way to better aim.

Can you post a picture of the gun in question so we have a better idea of how to answer your question?

[fennecfrank]

At this point why don't you go ask your question on an airsoft forum?

You've received answers from real gun owners that apply to real guns, which clearly isn't what you're interested in.

If you want to have the coolest most tacticalist fake gun when you're running around shooting fake bullets then go ask people that also like fake things.

I'm sorry, but this thread is ridiculous and doesn't belong in the CA handgun subforum. This is Calguns, not calairsoft.

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[benbangui]

At this point why don't you go ask your question on an airsoft forum?

You've received answers from real gun owners that apply to real guns, which clearly isn't what you're interested in.

If you want to have the coolest most tacticalist fake gun when you're running around shooting fake bullets then go ask people that also like fake things.

I'm sorry, but this thread is ridiculous and doesn't belong in the CA handgun subforum. This is Calguns, not calairsoft.

Lol your cute

[benbangui]

Can you post a picture of the gun in question so we have a better idea of how to answer your question?

Pm sent.

[calibased]

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[SoberClurichaun]

+1. This thread is a XXXXing waste of time.

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[ruchik]

Very good points. Heinie sights look better to me the trijicon/ameriglow. So not only are they better "looking sights" they are thinner profiled and wider notched for better sight picture and "more accurate" "more refined".

So me not specifying enough the 2 (looks/use) I can see where people got confused. I WILL have you note though. I only called kettle black after posters are being dushbags. which I will say I don't mind in your case cause your last posts makes perfect sense.

I didn't specify properly. Or it was confusing to most.

None the less the fact still remains regardless of "how operator" people think I am or they think of themselfs.

I'm looking for a thin front sight and wide rear notch sight that is suppressor hight. The 10-8 is the closest bet for glock. After looking myself, I Don't think I'm gonna find it in tritium version after all the "smart operators" of calguns have not been able to find it either

You're not going to find a tritium suppressor height sight, or ANY tritium sight for that matter, that is the thinness you want. It's simply due to the fact that the blade has to be thick enough for the tritium vial to set into.

The best you're going to get is from the following:
1. Ameriglo tritium suppressor height sights
2. Dawson Precision .360 height night sights
3. Dawson Precision fiber optic sights .360 or higher

My recommendation? Go fiber optic sights. You need to be using a white light in low light situations anyway, and the second you hit the lights, the tritium disappears. Fiber optic works better in that application. They are also thinner than tritium sights.

Also, go here and watch Chris Costa talk about sights.

[benbangui]

You're not going to find a tritium suppressor height sight, or ANY tritium sight for that matter, that is the thinness you want. It's simply due to the fact that the blade has to be thick enough for the tritium vial to set into.

The best you're going to get is from the following:
1. Ameriglo tritium suppressor height sights
2. Dawson Precision .360 height night sights
3. Dawson Precision fiber optic sights .360 or higher

My recommendation? Go fiber optic sights. You need to be using a white light in low light situations anyway, and the second you hit the lights, the tritium disappears. Fiber optic works better in that application. They are also thinner than tritium sights.

Also, go here and watch Chris Costa talk about sights.

That makes sense on the lowlight/white light fiber optic. I'll check that out now. Too. Thanks