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I have a P225-A1. I saw an image of these sights.I would like to install them on my 225-A1. My rear sight is clearly marked with a 6. No such marking on the front. Would one safely assume 6/6 sights would be the correct selection? | ||
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The number on the front sight is usually on the top of the left side dovetail. Both of my P225-A1's came with 6/6 so if the rear is 6 I'd venture to guess the front is also 6. | |||
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Thanks,found it. I was looking on the side. FWIW it is a 6 The number on the front sight is usually on the top of the left side dovetail. Both of my P225-A1's came with 6/6 so if the rear is 6 I'd venture to guess the front is also 6.[/QUOTE] | |||
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I ordered the X-Ray 3 sights. I discovered a new problem. How is the rear sight removed/replaced Thanks,found it. I was looking on the side. FWIW it is a 6 The number on the front sight is usually on the top of the left side dovetail. Both of my P225-A1's came with 6/6 so if the rear is 6 I'd venture to guess the front is also 6.[/QUOTE][/QUOTE] | |||
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I don’t have that model, but the sights of all the Classic line SIG pistols I’m familiar with can be removed from either side. I push them right to left. They should be installed left to right because there is usually a small bevel on the right end of the base. (I assume that’s what you’re asking by “How?”) ► 6.4/93.6 | |||
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The rear sight on the 225 A1 is not in a dovetail. It sits down in a recess. In my gross ignorance I assumed there was some access to some retention device accessible from inside the slide.. I was wrong. I don’t have that model, but the sights of all the Classic line SIG pistols I’m familiar with can be removed from either side. I push them right to left. They should be installed left to right because there is usually a small bevel on the right end of the base. (I assume that’s what you’re asking by “How?”)[/QUOTE] | |||
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Really? I never would have guessed from looking at all the photos of the model I can find. It appears just like every other dovetail-mounted rear sight I have ever seen. But as I say, I have never had the model, and I learn something new all the time. ► 6.4/93.6 | |||
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The P225A1 uses the standard Sig dovetails front and rear. Push out from right to left, install from left to right. | |||
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The 225 A1 has a dove tail front the rear is different. The P225A1 uses the standard Sig dovetails front and rear. Push out from right to left, install from left to right.[/QUOTE] | |||
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What are you calling out as different. It's the same as any other Sig that doesn't have an adjustable rear sight. | |||
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The significant difference is mounting. It is not in a dovetail. Earlier in thread, the question was how do you remove/replace it. What are you calling out as different. It's the same as any other Sig that doesn't have an adjustable rear sight.[/QUOTE] | |||
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Not sure how to state it any plainer. Use a sight pusher or a non-marring punch, from the right side removing it to the left. No idea why you think it's not a dovetail unless perhaps this is your first Sig. | |||
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I'll profess my ignorance. No doubt when I have the new parts in my hand it will be patently obvious, Not sure how to state it any plainer. Use a sight pusher or a non-marring punch, from the right side removing it to the left. No idea why you think it's not a dovetail unless perhaps this is your first Sig.[/QUOTE] | |||
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