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PetahW · August 19, 2009, 01:09 PM

[Now you said the number represents how tall it is?]

No, I didn't - I said that Millett made them in three different heights, and then I pasted the sight info from the Millett website.

So, for instance, regarding the above entry:

"SW00016 .410 K, L & N Round Tang"

"SW00016" is Millett's stock number for their .410" high (.410) rear sight blade, that fits your revolver (K, L, & N Round Tang) - the model 29 being built on S&W's "N-Frame".

Talk to Millett's CS, and find out definitely which model/etc you want/need, first.

THEN, if you're on a budget, I suppose one might be had for a dollar or two cheaper from MidwayUSA or Brownell's - but, no matter where it's bought online, don't forget to seek out the S&H charges.
Some may charge the price of the sight over again for S&H, while others may just stick a few stamps on the box and call it a sale.

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August 19, 2009, 01:09 PM	#6
PetahW Senior Member Join Date: September 19, 2008 Posts: 4,678	[Now you said the number represents how tall it is?] No, I didn't - I said that Millett made them in three different heights, and then I pasted the sight info from the Millett website. So, for instance, regarding the above entry: "SW00016 .410 K, L & N Round Tang" "SW00016" is Millett's stock number for their .410" high (.410) rear sight blade, that fits your revolver (K, L, & N Round Tang) - the model 29 being built on S&W's "N-Frame". Talk to Millett's CS, and find out definitely which model/etc you want/need, first. THEN, if you're on a budget, I suppose one might be had for a dollar or two cheaper from MidwayUSA or Brownell's - but, no matter where it's bought online, don't forget to seek out the S&H charges. Some may charge the price of the sight over again for S&H, while others may just stick a few stamps on the box and call it a sale. .