No. VDM's calipers ran out of juice so he did the side by side comparisons. Given that we know the dimensions of other sights, we can make some pretty accurate educated guesses on what their dimensions are. Considering you can't even buy them yet, I don't think anyone will need to worry about it until AmeriGlo decides to release them to the general public, if they ever do.Originally Posted by Slalom.45
Good deal. I would love it if the dimensions were about .155-.165 notch and .125 post with decent paint around it.
My current sights are I dot pros. The normal .180/.140 with the old U notch rear for my G17 and .165/.125 on my G43. The .125 on the 43 is nice, but the white only outline doesn't "pop" as much as I would like.
Yeah that's my bad, I got the battery but am moving in the next two days so unfortunately it's just bad timing as everything is getting or is packed up.
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No worries. I think the comparisons are sufficient for now. Ameriglo is really good at making their dimensions documented for individual sights when they're available for sale on their site.
I received a set of the FBI sights today. The package is marked as the front sight being a .125 width. The width of the rear sight notch is not listed. I am leaning towards putting these on a Gen3 G19.
I also received a .125 front along with a .160 u-notch rear. I find that the standard .165 height front sight shoots high at 25 yards, which is fine until I forget to adjust a 6-o'clock versus a bisecting sight picture; so, I asked for something taller and thinner than the standard .165x.140 front that comes with the Hacks.
I have a .150 wide square notch rear already on hand.
Now, I just have to decide which pistol gets what.
I had an ER nurse in a class. I noticed she kept taking all head shots. Her response when asked why, "'I've seen too many people who have been shot in the chest putting up a fight in the ER." Point taken.
Are these commercially available now?
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I would like to know this as well.
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That depends upon who is doing the asking and whom is being asked.
I had an ER nurse in a class. I noticed she kept taking all head shots. Her response when asked why, "'I've seen too many people who have been shot in the chest putting up a fight in the ER." Point taken.
Let's start with the presumption that the "who" is me. "Whom" should I direct my inquiry to?That depends upon who is doing the asking and whom is being asked.
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