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Old December 21, 2014, 04:50 PM   #1
pylonguy
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Changing/Milling sights on a BHP

I recently purchased a Browning Hi-power (what appears to be an MKIII)

I wanted to change out the sights however it looks like the front sight post is built into the slide. I am assuming I would have to send this to someone who can mill a dovetail groove into the slide. It looks like the rear ones can be adjusted/swapped out.

I was planning to do a fiber-optic front with a blacked out rear sight which is my preference for target shooting. I had plans to eventually send to c&s or Novak for some work, so an suggestion or ideas would be appreciated.

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Old December 21, 2014, 05:27 PM   #2
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Novak, C&S, Don Williams, etc.... can all mill the front of the slide to accommodate a new sight.

This gun had the same sight setup on the front. The rear was also the old style without a milled slide. This was done for me by Wild West Guns in AK.



Novak can do the cut for their sights for $35. If you send them just the slide it is more cost effective than the entire pistol.
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