Nightcrawler
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Okay, the rear sight looks great. The front sight, however, is a big square blade that's way too high for any use. I'm supposed to have a gunsmith shape it and put the dot in there (to make it 3-dot) if that's what I want. I assumed that it came with a matching front sight.
On a normal S&W with the orange ramp front sight, that could work well. However, my 625 has a flat black "guaranteed to snag on draw" target sight.
What should I do? As common as S&W revolvers are, nobody makes decent service sights for them. XS sights doesn't even make anything for revolvers. They make 'em for the Desert Eagle, but not for revolvers. Crimeny.
I place no blame on Cylinder & Slide. Nowhere on their website do they state that it comes with a matching front sight, I merely assumed that.
Ooo-kay then. What should I do? What I want is fixed combat sights for my six-two-five, low-profile to avoid snags, and I'd like to send them off to Trijicon to have tritium lamps installed. Any suggestions?
On a normal S&W with the orange ramp front sight, that could work well. However, my 625 has a flat black "guaranteed to snag on draw" target sight.
What should I do? As common as S&W revolvers are, nobody makes decent service sights for them. XS sights doesn't even make anything for revolvers. They make 'em for the Desert Eagle, but not for revolvers. Crimeny.
I place no blame on Cylinder & Slide. Nowhere on their website do they state that it comes with a matching front sight, I merely assumed that.
Ooo-kay then. What should I do? What I want is fixed combat sights for my six-two-five, low-profile to avoid snags, and I'd like to send them off to Trijicon to have tritium lamps installed. Any suggestions?