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Will these co witness my G19 Gen 5 with a milled slide for trijicon rmr type 2? If so is it absolute? 1/3 cowitness? — 1 Answer

by Chop chop, from NC, United States Asked on June 4, 2020

Name Trijicon Night Sight Suppressor Set, White Front/White Rear with Green front Lamp and Yellow Rear Lamps (4.6)
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Answered by Tom B, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on September 03, 2021

Yes, these will co-witness with you RMR. How much of a co-witness depends on exactly how deep your slide was milled. The front sight is .365" and the rear is .361" the best way to be exactly sure is to use a dial caliper and measure that distance to your dot, from the top of the slide.

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