My biggest complaint of berettas are the front sight. Ive thought a option might be to knock off the frobt sight and fashion a hole to fit a glock front sight.
Hows that sound?
My biggest complaint of berettas are the front sight. Ive thought a option might be to knock off the frobt sight and fashion a hole to fit a glock front sight.
Hows that sound?
I imagine a good enough machinist could get it done. Thing is, there’s loads of models out there now with dovetail front sights. That makes me question the need to have a slide machined. The Vertec slides show up for sale on BUSA’s website from time to time.
Im eagerly waiting for compact slides with dovetailed front sights.Originally Posted by Jared
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Yeah, that $300 price tag kills it for me
Wilson Combat shows $50 to put a fiber optic rod in a fixed front sight
https://www.wilsoncombat.com/wp-cont...rm_Beretta.pdf
My old cop gun will eventually have the dead tube replaced by a brass bead, just like my GP100 MC.
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Not another dime.
I installed a gold bead a couple years ago. Its better than the stock front sight but I still prefer tritium.
Midwest Gun Works has 92FS slides in stock for $257:
https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page...prod/ud78753ps
It maybe an expensive sort of experiment, but if you have a gunsmith you trust, you could get a Glock front sight and have the smith mill off the Beretta front sight and attempt the hole for the Glock.
Per the PF Code of Conduct, I have a commercial interest in the StreakTM product as sold by Ammo, Inc.
You would need to also drill a big hole in the bottom of the slide to access the bottom of the nut to tighten it. That may compromise the structural integrity.
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