I use see thru rings with iron sights and a 2x7 scope at the same time, either or. I do not appreciate the rear sight on this pistol., Would prefer an adjustable rear sight. Someone suggested Kensight LPA 1911 from amazon, $68 ? Suggestions, thanks. JB
ataman 16, what have you used for an adjustable rear sight ?
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After 49 views and No suggestions, I had to figure this out myself ?
I used a Williams fully adjustable, notched, rear sight, $65.
Installed it on the rail IN FRONT of the breach because it will not fit at the rear.
No problem !
Off hand, I use the iron for distance out to 50 yard, go to the 2x7 mil dot type scope for over 50 out to 100 yd.
I feel my HW 44 is great but this Ataman is super good ! Very quiet, dependable, accurate.
I am pleased with my purchase.
JB
I used a Williams fully adjustable, notched, rear sight, $65.
Installed it on the rail IN FRONT of the breach because it will not fit at the rear.
No problem !
Off hand, I use the iron for distance out to 50 yard, go to the 2x7 mil dot type scope for over 50 out to 100 yd.
I feel my HW 44 is great but this Ataman is super good ! Very quiet, dependable, accurate.
I am pleased with my purchase.
JB
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Apologies I posted something yesterday but it vanished!
Was suggesting modding the factory rear sight drilling 2 holes in them to add Tru Glo type bright filaments also different color on top post up front.
Or just color black paint paint or Sharpe around perimeter circumference of bright filaments even toy pickup sticks cut to size or fishing lures whatever cheap or go gun shop buy the expensive stuff to use then glue right on top of you're scared to drill.
Was suggesting modding the factory rear sight drilling 2 holes in them to add Tru Glo type bright filaments also different color on top post up front.
Or just color black paint paint or Sharpe around perimeter circumference of bright filaments even toy pickup sticks cut to size or fishing lures whatever cheap or go gun shop buy the expensive stuff to use then glue right on top of you're scared to drill.
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