George from Alaska from United States, AK Public Profile

Been looking for one of these for awhile. It's perfect.

An updated version of the older Rail Master. This one seems to have better toggles. Living in Alaska I always buy Crimson Trace as all other brands I've used fail in the cold.

Been looking for one of these for awhile. Glad I saw a heads-up about it on a forum I subscribe to.
Genuine German HK Threaded barrel for the USP40 T.

I've put the TFX Pro sights on many 9, 40 and 45 handguns I have and am just now ordering a pair for my Ruger SR-40, which I'm shooting a lot more lately because I bought cases of .40 when it was cheap and available.

I've tried every type of sights on my handguns but it was always a compromise between daylight and darkness shooting. I didn't know these sights have existed for awhile until I saw a mention of them on one of the firearms sites I subscribe to. I have a good Maryland Gunworks sight tool and pushing the old sights out and pushing the new ones in were a piece of cake. From my experience I don't believe that many people know that most handgun gun-sights should be pushed in from the right side of the frame because the dovetails are cut a bit wider for the first 1/8 inch or so. It lets you basically start installing the sights simply by putting them in by hand with a little tap from the plastic side of my Swiss Army knife or my small brass or plastic hammer.
The sights are almost intensely bright during the day because of the light gathering cutouts and the fiber optic pipe is literally surrounded by metal and extremely well protected. The tritium glow at night seems to me to be the brightest of any Tritium sights I own and they seem bigger than some companies.
The Optics Planet price is the best anywhere.
I plan on switching all of my carry or competition type guns to these sights over time.

I've tried every type of sights on my handguns but it was always a compromise between daylight and darkness shooting. I didn't know these sights have existed for awhile until I saw a mention of them on one of the firearms sites I subscribe to. I have a good Maryland Gunworks sight tool and pushing the old sights out and pushing the new ones in were a piece of cake. From my experience I don't believe that many people know that most handgun gun-sights should be pushed in from the right side of the frame because the dovetails are cut a bit wider for the first 1/8 inch or so. It lets you basically start installing the sights simply by putting them in by hand with a little tap from the plastic side of my Swiss Army knife or my small brass or plastic hammer.
The sights are almost intensely bright during the day because of the light gathering cutouts and the fiber optic pipe is literally surrounded by metal and extremely well protected. The tritium glow at night seems to me to be the brightest of any Tritium sights I own and they seem bigger than some companies.
The Optics Planet price is the best anywhere.
I plan on switching all of my carry or competition type guns to these sights over time.