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Quoted from their site....
"NOTE: Sights may require minor fitting and may not be returned after installation. The Vickers Elite Glock® Sight set requires the use of a .245”tall front sight for all caliber Glock® pistols except for .45 ACP and 10mm which will typically require the .230” front sight. Sights may require minor fitting and may not be returned after installation. These front sights are taller than factory Glock® and not compatible with standard factory rear sights without adjusting the sight height." |
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So this one. If I go with the front listed in the OP wouldn't that let the pistol shoot like a Sig I know the whole have to aim below the target to hit the target.
dis Juan. |
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So this one. If I go with the front listed in the OP wouldn't that let the pistol shoot like a Sig I know the whole have to aim below the target to hit the target. dis Juan. I'd start with the .245 since that's what Wilson recommends. A Sig hits behind the dot. |
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So this one. If I go with the front listed in the OP wouldn't that let the pistol shoot like a Sig I know the whole have to aim below the target to hit the target. dis Juan. I'd start with the .245 since that's what Wilson recommends. A Sig hits behind the dot. Is there a way to make the Glock shoot the same? |
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So this one. If I go with the front listed in the OP wouldn't that let the pistol shoot like a Sig I know the whole have to aim below the target to hit the target. dis Juan. I'd start with the .245 since that's what Wilson recommends. A Sig hits behind the dot. Is there a way to make the Glock shoot the same? Yeah, just use a taller front sight. The .245 on a 19 should do it. I'm having to use .250s with 10-8 rears on Gen4 34s. |