09/05/2026
Just a personal opinion I suppose, but from my experience shooting iron sights. Ill share a great secret for success. If you are struggling with seeing the front sight being centered in the rear sight notch while staying target focused (generally while shooting extremely fast) its probably because your rear sight doesnt allow for enough light to come through on each side of the front sight (known as equal light) alot of times factory sights line up so there is almost 0 light on each side of the front sight. This might be ok for target shooting but it's horrible for practical shooting.
So on this particular handgun for example the front factory sight is 3.40mm wide and the rear sight notch is 3.50mm wide this allows for .05mm of light to come through to the rear sight with perfect sight alignment.
The non installed replacement sight (green) is 2.77mm wide this allows for about .36mm of light to come through each side of the front sight when the sight is perfectly aligned.
This extra light is important when you start shooting "at speed" because it allows your brain to process alot more information before during and after the shot breaks.
Give it a try sometime if you still shoot the ol irons. Bet you won't be disappointed. 🇺🇲🤘👍