Fracking stupid decision by Sig. On a modular pistol no less.
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Posts: 17460 | Location: Northern Virginia | Registered: November 08, 2008
YouTube is your friend. Swapping out the rear sight is pretty straight forward, providing you take care not to lose a couple of small parts that are installed in the body of the sight. You will need to detail strip the slide to make the swap.
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Posts: 16070 | Location: Marquette MI | Registered: July 08, 2014
Thanks for the responses. Yes, I was able to get a (sig p250 rear only) night sight & wanted to know if it was possible for me to swap out the high visibility white rear sight, or if I needed to take to gunsmith or back to sig.
Originally posted by uncleknife1: What is all involved in replacing the rear sight on a sig p250? I got a sig night rear sight only at a great price. Any advice?
Yep, that is the place. I don't think I am up to the challenge of installing this myself. I will have to wait until I get a complete set & take it to a gunsmith.
Haven't tried it yet. Gonna' get to it this week. I am NOT very handy, so if I can do figure out how to do it, anyone can. I'll post it up in a few days...if all goes well.
Is this a joke? I knew the 250 had a unique sight but I didn't ever imagine it involved all that. Holy fuck they made that more complicated than necessary.
Posts: 7459 | Location: Florida | Registered: June 18, 2005
I think there was a brief phase where the trendier pistol designers insisted on making rear sights perform multiple functions. It was a crappy idea on the Caracal, too.
Posts: 27291 | Location: Deep in the heart of the brush country, and closing on that #&*%!?! roadrunner. Really. | Registered: February 05, 2008
SIG should offer a P250 sight insert that is dove tailed to take normal SIG sights that will fill the normat space a P250 rear sight fills. This wpuld allow you to swap the part once and the use normal sights ever after.
Originally posted by John3200: SIG should offer a P250 sight insert that is dove tailed to take normal SIG sights that will fill the normat space a P250 rear sight fills. This wpuld allow you to swap the part once and the use normal sights ever after.
You may want to take this excellent idea to Gray Guns.
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Posts: 7133 | Location: Michiana | Registered: March 01, 2005
The tritium rear sights on CDNN are a steal - but my 250 came with them. I'd have to agree that the rear sight situation seems like an abomination - but SIG must've had some good reasoning and engineering behind it. My guess is that the hammer needed to be extra-long to ensure reliable ignition so they had to have it come up too high in the slide for a regular rear sight. Wish I'd thought of the sight insert! My 250 still spends most nights on the nightstand beside me - with a spare mag in it's cheapie holster. Still one of my best buy decisions and I wish they still offered it ...
Posts: 426 | Location: Northern Virginia | Registered: September 01, 2000
