Originally Posted by GreggW
If you want the POI to come up 4" at 15 yards, (assuming you're happy with "driving the dot") you'll need a front that's about .040" shorter than your rear sight. Heinie makes a stock tritium set that'll get you really close. And Dawson makes a combo that'll get you there too. I use the latter in a really similar height relationship on my pistols.
FWIW, Sigs typically don't come out of the box (or use stock sights) and print where I like them to.
t
Me either except for the 229-1 and MK25 I have. Typically they shoot high for me.
The 239 is one of the early ones and I thought maybe that had something to do with it. Had some newish Siglites setting around so thought I would try them out but no dice. Printed in the same place.
I really hope the new 239 is closer. I'm an odd ball but I've grown to like the stock Sig night sights with some red sharpie on the rear dots.
Good copy. FWIW, the Dawson night sights are very similar and you can get em in pretty whatever dimensions you want (heights and widths).
Sorry for the derail, folks. I owe ya a Sig photo.
Last edited by JDM; 08-22-2016 at 12:00 AM.
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
P226 Legion 9mm. Currently 540 rounds into the 2,000 round challenge. Should finish the challenge during the Langdon Tactical Pistol Skills class in SC next weekend. Need to put ~700-750 rounds through it in the next week and a half
Favorite handguns. I actually enjoy the 239 more. Carry it every day, or every day I go to town.
Need to work on my photo skillz.
226 Legion SAO and 320c. Just a couple of my Sigs
My pile o' Sigs at the range today.
Put some E2 grips on my W. German P220 and I like it. My groups with this gun aren't good but I only bought it because I love the way Sig P22x's look so I only dust it off occasionally for fun.
Reply With Quote
