SureSight: Your Top 8 Questions Answered.

[Leibster]

Many of you have had questions about the new SureSight.
Below are the 8 most frequently asked questions, along
with their answers.

If you haven't already done so, order a set for yourself today at
www.suresight.com, and experience faster, more accurate and
easier shooting for yourself!

All the best,

Chaim Stein
President, SureSight LLC


1. Will SureSight fit in all standard holsters?
A. Yes. We have not yet found a holster that will not
accept a firearm equipped with SureSight. We have found one
old, discontinued model where SureSight abraded the sight
channel, but this did not adversely affect the functioning of
either the sight or the holster.

2. Will SureSight snag on holsters or clothing,
especially while drawing the gun?
A. No. SureSight was specifically designed for people who
carry concealed and rely on their firearms for defense.
As a result, every angle was considered when designing these
sights. By design, they are extremely snag-resistant.

3. Can I install the sights myself?
A. That depends. We strongly encourage you seek
professional installation. But if you are "handy", you should
be able to accomplish this yourself without too much trouble
using a hammer, a brass punch and a vise. If this seems
unfamiliar to you, please seek professional installation.

4. For what model handguns is SureSight available?
A. Currently, SureSight is available for all models of
Glocks and Springfield Armory XD, and
Sigarms 9mm, .40, and .45 pistols.

5. Does SureSight glow?
A. Yes. Our coating is impregnated with a special
luminescent material that will yield approximately a half-hour
or more of visible glow from a 20-30 second exposure from
a bright light source, such as a SureFire® or Streamlight®
flashlight, or direct sunlight. This feature is intended for two
specific uses: A police officer who must perform a building
search and has time to charge his sights, and a competitor
at a night shooting match.

6. How visible is SureSight in the dark?
A. A non-tritium equipped SureSight still functions well
in a low light environment. Even without the luminescent
glow, our sights remain HIGHLY visible in low light, due to
the bright yellow coating and relatively large surface area
of the front sight.

7. Do you offer tritium night sights?
A. We do plan on introducing tritium models in the future.

8. How is SureSight different from the sights on the
Steyr pistol?
A. Actually, they work quite differently from the triangle/trapezoid
sights of a Steyr® handgun. While they both use triangles,
the Steyr sights are aligned in precisely the same manner as notch
and post sights. It's just that the sides of the rear notch are
turned in at about a 45 degree angle.

With SureSight, alignment occurs vertically, with the front
pentagonal shape visually placed on top the rear trapezoid.
The end result is that when the sights are aligned, a triangle
is formed, with the tip of the triangle being point of impact.
This capitalizes on a known psychological phenomenon called
the Gestalt Principle of Closure. This principle states that
all human beings with normal brain function possess an inborn
ability to complete shapes.

Some of the advantages of this setup include: a much larger,
more visible and easier to acquire front sight, increased
speed on the target and better visibility during both the
arc of recoil and while shooting on the move, easier seen
for bifocal wearers and those with "older eyes", and
intuitive sight alignment.

But perhaps the greatest advantage is the ability to focus
on one's target and still have the ability to align the sights.

Regardless of prior training, statistics show that the vast
majority of gunfight survivors involuntarily focus on the threat,
not the sights, while engaged in a gunfight. SureSight may
significantly increase the likelihood of a well placed shot under
these conditions, since it can be aimed while staring intently at
the threat.