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I have a CPO 220 that i love, but age is dictating i add some nightsights. I like the TFO’s from SIG, and i need to know if the stock sights are #8’s or #6’s. Open to other suggestions also. I prefer the figure eight style with one front dot and one rear dot for a clearer sight picture. And im ok with just a single dot up front. Thanks for any help! | ||
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I have a Legion 226 also. May put the x-ray sights on. Still need to know if the stock sights are 8’s though. | |||
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Rear Front P220 8 6 P225 7 8 P226 8 8 P228 8 8 P229 8 6 P239 8 8 This has some age on it but I assume it is still applicable ***************************************************** A shepherd must tend his flock....and at times fight off the wolves | |||
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You do know that the numbers are on the current sights. I'd look and see what is actually currently working for you and use that as a baseline. “So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.” | |||
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I like the XRay 3 sights, left them as is on one gun, and replaced the front only with a SIG TFO on another. | |||
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Actually, I thought they would be on the sights somewhere, but I can’t find any numbers, at least visible without removing them. This is an older no-rail, no-tail classic gun. | |||
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The number is tiny. Sometimes on the flat (dovetail flat) of the front sight, and sometimes on one side of the sight. I usually need a magnifying glass to read the number. | |||
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Yep, with the help of reading glasses and a magnifying glass, I was able to find the “8” on both front and rear sights. The lint and other detritus of a carry gun didn’t help much...lol! Now I just need to decide on the replacements and I’ll be good to go. I love this gun, old school cool, no-rail, no-tail 220 in .45 ACP. Hard to beat that! | |||
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