Cowitness Sight Question
- freefly
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Re: Cowitness Sight Question
Just a quick edit to your pic there, to compare/contrast what a more minimalist (less intrusive/obstructive) BUIS set up would look like. Again, irons are back-up only on any RDS pistol, and better to keep them from encroaching into the optic window / sight picture as much as possible, IMO.BigNate wrote: ↑May 5th, 2022, 8:51 am I picked up a set of Ameriglo sights that are slightly taller than stock but shorter than suppressor height sights. The back sight is solid black and the front is green so its visually distinct from the red of the RDS. This is a clip from a picture on a Walther forum showing what they "should" look like.
- BigNate
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Re: Cowitness Sight Question
Agreed - I wish I had purchased a blacked out front sight. On the other hand - after shooting it a bunch with the RDS on it - I honestly never saw the irons - they never interfered with picking up the dot. This was in a lit indoor range. I'll need to check it out at night in the dark - and if it is disruptive to picking up the dot I'll replace the front sight. At least I was smart enough to buy a front sight with an illumination color that is different from the dot.freefly wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2022, 3:56 pmJust a quick edit to your pic there, to compare/contrast what a more minimalist (less intrusive/obstructive) BUIS set up would look like. Again, irons are back-up only on any RDS pistol, and better to keep them from encroaching into the optic window / sight picture as much as possible, IMO.BigNate wrote: ↑May 5th, 2022, 8:51 am I picked up a set of Ameriglo sights that are slightly taller than stock but shorter than suppressor height sights. The back sight is solid black and the front is green so its visually distinct from the red of the RDS. This is a clip from a picture on a Walther forum showing what they "should" look like.
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- xerts1191
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Re: Cowitness Sight Question
https://www.dillonprecision.com/sight-c ... lator.html
This looks like a good thread to drop this off.
I’m too stupid to figure it all out, for me it’s waste 50+ rounds and a couple of hours to get some sort of semblance of a zero. Carry On!
This looks like a good thread to drop this off.
I’m too stupid to figure it all out, for me it’s waste 50+ rounds and a couple of hours to get some sort of semblance of a zero. Carry On!
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Re: Cowitness Sight Question
https://athlonoutdoors.com/article/unde ... e-turrets/
How many clicks to get to the center, this guy explains
How many clicks to get to the center, this guy explains
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Re: Cowitness Sight Question
I see it this way, the RDS and your iron sights are 2 totally separate sighting systems. They should be treated as such.