How does the slide racker attach? Is there one that fits a sight dovetail?
I insisted on a rear sight when I got my slide milled, thinking the training wheels would help find the dot, which they did...for the first bit. As above, if you practice your presentation at home, you will find the dot (ingrain a respectable draw into your muscle memory), and the sights quickly become superfluous, IMO. If I get another RMR equipped pistol (Trijicon for the win), I'll just keep the front sight.
Dryfiring with a dot is excellent, I find it really fine tunes your grip/draw. I drew consistantly high, to start.
Oh, and the RMR makes a dandy slide racker, I Aaron Cowen'd the crap out of mine against posts at the range, no problems.
Edit:....so after having a supressor height rear take up a third of my dot window, I put in a normal height rear sight. It's barely visible over the optic base, and the front sits way high for a centered shot, but meh. They're back up sights. If I could find a set of...low supressor/tall regular sights with a tritium front, I might try that next. While happily making easy hits at 25 with my dot

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