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Whacha using? Part number? ________________________ P229 Stainless Elite P320 X-Five Legion P320 X-Carry | ||
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. I have two of Sig's RX kits for the P320, none of the four white dot sights have markings of any kind ~ No Logo, No Name, and No Number.... P320 Compact 9mm RX with Romeo 1 P320 Full Size 9mm RX with Romeo 1 . | |||
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Trijicon Bright and Tough Suppressor Sights. SG201-C-600907. P320 Compact RX. “There is love in me the likes of which you’ve never seen. There is rage in me the likes of which should never escape." —Mary Shelley, Frankenstein | |||
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. RedHookBklyn ~ Have you had a chance to do much low light shooting with the red dot RX and green tritium suppressor sights? How long did it take to ignore the green tritium while maintaining focus on the target and covering POI with the red dot? It didn't take me long to move my focus from front sight to the target but that was with plain white dot suppressor sights. Low light shooting was much easier for me because of the red dot. Have you found any difficulty in low light between the green tritium and the red dot competing with each other? . | |||
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If you have an M17 or X-series with the sight plate, can you get just the front suppressor sight to use with either the R1 Pro integrated notch, or the DPP add on rear sight? | |||
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I have very limited experience using the set up in low light conditions having only taken one low light class at the local range. Due to wearing progressive prescription lenses it is much easier for my eyes to focus on the distant target than to focus on the front tritium sight. For this reason I adapted to focusing on the target very quickly. When focusing on the target the green tritium dots become so blurry and dull they might as well be nonexistent. The red dot remains crisp and clear when superimposed on the target. Someone blessed with good eyesight may see things in a different light. “There is love in me the likes of which you’ve never seen. There is rage in me the likes of which should never escape." —Mary Shelley, Frankenstein | |||
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