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After playing around with my SRP, i realized i dont like the sights at all. Mine has the night sights with metallic rings around them. They are really distracting.
I want a plain black fixed rear sight. Besides the 10-8 that everyone seems to like, are there any other good options? Thanks.
Cerebrus
03-29-2011, 14:29
Harrisons rear sight looks pretty good as well as PW's Tier one..
Heinie Ledge rear sight...for the most part, sight's are similar. I prefer the 10-8 for the U-notch rather than the other's that have a square notch.
Was debating between the 10-8 and the HD, but went with another 10-8.
polizei1
03-29-2011, 18:19
I'm having a Harrison put on mine. Basically from what I can tell, it's the exact same as the 10-8, except the circle vs. square cut.
the harrison and heine like quack said are very similar.
R0CKETMAN
03-29-2011, 18:51
I prefer the 10-8 for the U-notch rather than the other's that have a square notch.
Me too on the U...if you don't like Harrison or 10-8, maybe Warren.
I like the Novak plain black .145" notch myself. Works well with a Baer tritium front.
I had that setup on a LB Custom Carry.
I just tried another 10-8 on my Springfield and I like 'em until I get outside. The serrations catch my eye, where the smooth Novak kinda disappears.
Basically from what I can tell, it's the exact same as the 10-8, except the circle vs. square cut.
The Harrison is cut deeper than the Heinie. Some people don't like that but I have taken a liking to it. There are some other minor differences.
I like the Novak plain black .145" notch myself. Works well with a Baer tritium front.
I had that setup on a LB Custom Carry.
I just tried another 10-8 on my Springfield and I like 'em until I get outside. The serrations catch my eye, where the smooth Novak kinda disappears.
you still have the 10-8? i have a few black Novak's that are sitting in my parts box collecting dust.
you still have the 10-8? i have a few black Novak's that are sitting in my parts box collecting dust.
Sure do.
You have one with the .145" notch?
are there any options for the colt standard dovetail besides the GI type ? Everything i've found require the slide to be milled... which i'd rather avoid...
are there any options for the colt standard dovetail besides the GI type ? Everything i've found require the slide to be milled... which i'd rather avoid...
there's sights out there. what are you looking for?
Sure do.
You have one with the .145" notch?
nah, it's the standard .125" sights.
there's sights out there. what are you looking for?
Something along the lines of a novak low mount or even the 10-8... would like something carry friendly with a plain or serrated face, no dots...
Something along the lines of a novak low mount or even the 10-8... would like something carry friendly with a plain or serrated face, no dots...
the Nowlin lowrider rear sight is what you are looking for. Looks like a Novak, but no milling of the slide.
http://www.nowlinguns.com/product-list.php?pg1-cid67.html
Thank you Quack... Im gonna look into that one, i like it alot more then the GI's i've found although I like the harrison if i had to go the GI route... i forgot that i did see the novak that fit the colt but it looked horrible...
I've also been playing with the idea of trying your infamous Quack trigger since i doubt i'll ever run into one in the WV area
R0CKETMAN
03-30-2011, 04:21
are there any options for the colt standard dovetail besides the GI type ? Everything i've found require the slide to be milled... which i'd rather avoid...
You might want to look at an Heirloom Retro as well.
It seems that they have stopped making them ? And i saw that 10-8 makes something similar to it but it doesnt say that it will fit the factory dovetail...
It seems that they have stopped making them ? And i saw that 10-8 makes something similar to it but it doesnt say that it will fit the factory dovetail...
Harrison makes the YoBo style rear sight now.
http://shop.harrisoncustom.com/products/114-hd-003-retro-rear-sight.aspx
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