There might be night sights but where do you mount a light to see what your aiming at?
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There might be night sights but where do you mount a light to see what your aiming at?
In your hand where it should be.Originally Posted by ILLWILL
That's a fair question ILLWILL. I did consider it but passed for two reasons. First, I'm enough of a traditionalist that I just just didn't like the look as much as what I got. Second - and more important I think is safety. Using the muzzle of your gun to identify a target is like using your scope on a hunting rifle to identify a target. Both are dangerous.
While I rarely shoot in reduced light, these sights combine high vis dots centered by tritium. Real easy to pick up under any conditions.
Rob!
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