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Old 10-19-2006, 02:12 PM   #1
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F/Op Rear versus Plain Target on Dawsons?

F/Op Rear versus Plain Target on Dawsons?

I'm going to be sending my XD to Springer Precision for a trigger job and Dawson Adjustables. I am used to always having dots on the rear sight. Opinions on having the FO rear adjustable versus plain target rear adjustable? Reasons?
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Old 10-19-2006, 02:17 PM   #2
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F/Op Rear versus Plain Target on Dawsons?

I'm going to be sending my XD to Springer Precision for a trigger job and Dawson Adjustables. I am used to always having dots on the rear sight. Opinions on having the FO rear adjustable versus plain target rear adjustable? Reasons?
Here is my take on it... I have tried dots and plain black rear and I find that a plain black rear is faster because your eyes dont try to focus on the rear sight, front sight and target all together. On a few of my carry guns I have Trijicon or XS sights but my competition guns are solid black rear. Check the top shooters and you will find solid black rear sights are on their guns.
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Old 10-19-2006, 06:39 PM   #3
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I agree with itcy trigger 100%.ON SIGHTS.
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Make that +2 (or 3 as I'll bet Scott recommended a plain rear). I had tons of trouble picking up whatever type of front sight I had till I went to a plain rear.
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