MMC: Adjustable combat pistol sights for Sig P226
Ok so this isn't exactly an optic, but thought this would be the best place for it. I wanted some nice adjustable sights for my P226 and after a little gigernet research, these were the best looking ones I could find. Originally I ordered the sights with a white bar in the notch of the rear sight, but despite the mix up I'm happy with what I ended up with. The tritium bars are a good shape contrast with the dot as opposed to 3 dot sights. I wish the dot and bars were a little better aligned so the top of front and rear sights would be flush. As is, the bars and dots line up with the front sight a smidgn' high. The sights aren't super hi-viz in the day, but the tritium really stands out in the dark with no light charging needed. MMC was happy to take my slide for a pro installation of the sights free of charge. Both the front and rear sight are quality made with well thought out no-snag rounded edges. Adjustability is fairly easy with the included allen wrenches. The right side of the rear sight adjusts elevation and two set screws in the back allow one to losen the sight to adjust for windage. Although the instructions say the sights have 22 settings, mine only seemed to have 14. Check out the 2nd to last pic for the min and max elevation adjustment. <pic> These sights treated me great on a recent blasting trip, but I'll keep you updated as I get some more time logged in on them.
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Aimpoint: New CompM4 and Micro T1
Comp M4 holds AA batteries for ease of compatibility and epic run times. The lil micro buddy is great for shotguns and pistols. A great compromise for size and viewspace.
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Insight Technology: Super small thermal sights
Got to look through some of these and was super impressed in their handsized thermal sight. They also had a dot sight with auto aligned visible laser.
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LaRue Tactical M68 CCO:
Some ref of the M68 CCO mount thanks to USMC03. This mount still works on the latest aimpoints.
LaRue Tactical 4XDOS:
Some ref of the 4XDOS mount thanks to USMC03. A quick release mount made with the Trijicon Acog4x in mind.
