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12/20/2005 6:58:37 PM EDT
I was shooting with my SIG p226 and realized the sights are cool and all but is it as reliable as some other kind of sight? I have the one where their is the vertical whiter stripe on the middle of the and you set the ball on it. Should I get target sights on it? I only target shoot with it and if so what kind?
12/21/2005 5:39:56 PM EDT
[#1]
Try simply blacking out the white on the sights you have now with something like a Magic Marker. Plain black sights with a dull / flat finish are usually best for target shooting because you can "shoot the sights" rather than "shoot the dots" (you can get accurate sight alignment, which is very difficult with dots and such)
12/21/2005 6:14:56 PM EDT
[#2]
I find the Sig combat Bar and Dot type sights favorable for most of my shooting.   They are not target sights in the sense of the word.  I've become accustomed to shooting this type of setup that I rarely notice the white bar on the rear sight.  Place the front sight (DOT) on what you want to hit.  Another setup you could try is replace the rear sight with a matte finish(already mentioned), and put a red or green fiber front sight inplace of the standard Sig sight.  Just a suggestion.