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Member
Join Date: July 20, 1999
Posts: 31
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Does anyone have an opinion on using trijicon vs. Pt night sights. I have a Walther P99 .40 and an HK USPc .45 that I want to have fitted with nightsights
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Junior Member
Join Date: November 12, 1998
Posts: 7
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I much prefer PT, otherwise known as IWI, night sights. More colors and more configurations to suit the user.
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Member
Join Date: September 6, 1999
Posts: 30
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I currently own both Trijicon and PT night sights. The PT's have the advantage of the different color configurations as well as being able to have both bars and dots (keeps you from mixing up front and rear sights). I have green, blue, red, orange, and yellow tubes, my favorite being the green front dot and the rear sight having 2 yellow dots with a green bar below the notch (I believe they only make green bars) On the other hand the Trijicons are MUCH MUCH brighter, and are MUCH MUCH easier to pick up in low light situations.
Therefore, IMHO I prefer the Trijicons. Lastly, in most night type situations, you most likely will be point shooting at close distances making any sights a moot point. And, remember, if it's too dark to make out your sights, it might be too dark to verify your target. Sorry for the long windedness!!! |
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Staff Emeritus
Join Date: October 28, 1998
Location: Northern CA
Posts: 2,750
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My vote goes to the folks at PT (aka- IWI). All of my guns that have night sights have IWI on the them, the Bar-Dot variant. I had one set of Trijicons that blew out on the second range trip...but that was 8 years ago now.
Check 6, Erick |
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